Prompt Think about what you know about
Black history from your classes at
school, what you've seen in movies
and TV shows, and the stories told
by your family or community.
Now, write 3-4 sentences to
answer each of these questions:
1. Which parts of Black
history have you learned
about in school
2. Have you learned
something about Black
history from family,
friends, or the media that
you weren't taught in
school? Briefly describe
what you learned.
3. Look at your answers to
questions 1 and 2. What do
you think might be missing,
such as periods of time or
types of experiences, from
the history you've been
taught at school? What do
You think might be missing, such as periods of time or types of experience, from the history you’ve been taught at school? What do you want to learn more about?

Help guys ASAP

1: Learning about black history in school I've learned about slavery, rosa parks, Martin Luther king junior, basic stuff like that.

2:Yes I have I've learned from the media that so many other things should be covered in school about black history, there was actually one other person who made an attempt at solving the whole segregation problem on busses and she was 14! she like Rosa parks didnt give up her seat. it's also informed me on black lives matter etc.

3:Stuff that I think should be learned at school are the importance of covered up stuff or not really talked about stuff happening in the black community!!

the completion of the erie canal spurred the first great westward movement of american settlers, gave access to the rich land and resources west of the appalachians and made new york the preeminent commercial city in the united states.