Description
The African American Trailblazers series explores the lives and times of great African Americans, including prominent social activists, political figures, writers, educators, and athletes. Each biography focuses on a different inspiring individual who has influenced the course of history. With the aid of primary sources and photographs, this set helps readers understand each individual's social, cultural, and historical environments and discover what makes each person so innovative and influential. Features include: Draws on NYS Social Studies Framework concepts for grades 9 to 12, focusing on industrialization, urbanization, and immigration. Offers students the chance to consider and evaluate primary-source material. Source Notes for all chapters that introduce students to proper citation formatting within a written work. Compelling sidebars offering further information about the person's history, social environment, contemporaries, or influence.
