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I'm excited to launch our inquiry with this map on Monday.
This map from National Geographic will be a great: 1. Inquiry Launch- We talked about the Middle Passage. Now what questions does this map inspire? 2. Inquiry Bridge- Because we are already staggered by the numbers- MILLIONS-of enslaved Africans, this data helps us to understand how slave resistance grew and trace the brutality of slave codes in response. 3. Empathy Launch - While we stagger beneath the weight of slavery's brutality, we stay mindful of individual stories. The story of African American resilience, however, is a community story and this map helps us begin to wrap our mind around where those communities were and how they formed. 4. Empathy Bridge - We are working on understanding that slavery was not a southern issue or a southern problem, but something that all parts of American society relied on and benefited from in some way. This map helps us visualize that geographic connection. Here's the original source: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/2019/08/how-slavery-flourished-united-states-chart-maps/
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AuthorDr. Erin McCarthy earned her doctorate in Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment in 2025. She has taught high school in Wisconsin for 2 years and taught middle school for 13 years. She is a National Board Certified Social Studies educator and the 2020 Wisconsin Teacher of the Year. Archives
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