;
You can connect related ideas together in one sentence with the semi colon.
;
You can connect related ideas together in one sentence with the semi colon.
a superhero movie
Making connections
men in suits and hats and women in long puffy sleeves, their skirts protected by aprons.
Observations: clothing
terrifying ferocity
descriptive text
hucking
synonym: throwing
carnage
vocabulary
a brief clip of old-timey French people pelting one another with snowballs.
What
It was originally black and white, of course, and herky-jerky because of the low frame rate. But this snowball fight has recently been colorized and smoothed, and the result is shockingly modern.
How
The footage was captured in Lyon, in 1897, by the Lumière brothers, who were among the world’s first filmmakers.
Who
she was sterilized without her knowledge or consent in 1961. She was given a hysterectomy while in the hospital for minor surgery, a procedure so common it was known as a “Mississippi appendectomy.” “[In] the North Sunflower County Hospital, I would say about six out of the 10 Negro women that go to the hospital are sterilized with the tubes tied,
This is shocking!
be guilty of wrongful deeds
What 'wrongful deeds' might be committed?
The whirlwinds of revolt will continue to shake the foundations of our nation until the bright day of justice emerges.
How does he describe 'bright day?'
tranquility
What is a synonym for 'tranquility?'
sweltering summer
Using adjectives to powerful effect - combines alliteration: "sweltering summer," vocabulary "legitimate discontent."
"invigorating autumn of freedom and equality."
fatal f
What is a synonym for fatal?
hallowed
What is a synonym for 'hallowed?'
Memphis, Tennessee
What was he in Tennesee for...I think it was to take part in the garbage workers strike.
minister and activist
What about his personal life? Was he married?
1955 in retaliation for his efforts to register African Americans to vote.
I wonder how he was kiled?
minister
Was he working with MLK?
“Selma, Lord, Selma.”
had long opened her house in Selma as a meeting ground for civil rights leaders in the area.
This scene from the film is one of the most memorable for me!
food, nutrition and homemaking
Community Worker
An early suffragette!
After her release, Mrs. Boynton Robinson was a guest of honor at the White House on Aug. 6, 1965, when President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the federal Voting Rights Act into law, an event seen as a direct consequence of the marches.Image
Attended Voting Rights Act, singed into law, Selma seen as inspiring the act.