Detroit and Newark Riots. Warm-up How do you react to situations in which you are frustrated?

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Detroit and Newark Riots

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Detroit and Newark Riots

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Warm-up

•How do you react to situations in which you are frustrated?

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Announcements

• Debates are next Tuesday! • You need to come meet with me if you are

debating!• If you missed the quiz yesterday you must

come after school to take it!

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Why were there Race riots in the late 1960s?

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Causes

• Civil Rights legislation was taking too long to pass.

• Even in places where there were laws, enforcement of equal rights was minimal in many parts of the country.

• African Americans were tired of waiting for things to change and grew frustrated with the inequality they faced on a daily basis.

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Watts Riot• Took place in Los Angles

(1965). First of the Race Riots.

• Sparked by the arrest of a black motorist but frustration over discrimination kept many African Americans rioting for days.

• 20,000 members of the National Guard were sent in to restore peace, 20 people died.

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Los Angeles Watts riot

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Detroit Riot

• Riot started when police officers arrested 82 people in an African American part of the city.

• As they were waiting to be transported a crowd developed.

• After the police left, African Americans who were upset up them closing down the one place they had to go started rioting.

• National Guard was sent in within 48 hrs.

• After 5 days of rioting, 43 people lay dead, 1189 injured and over 7000 arrested.

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Detroit Riots

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Newark Riot• The Newark Riot of 1967 began

with the arrest of a cab driver He was stopped, interrogated, arrested and transported to the 4th precinct headquarters, during which time he was severely beaten by the arresting officers.

• A crowd gathered around the police station when they found out.

• National Guard was sent in after 48hrs but the violence got worse. The riot did not end for 6 days.

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Newark Riots

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Compare

• You are going to draw a 3 circle venn diagram like the one on the board.

• You are going to compare the three riots.• After you fill out the diagram, write down 3

long-term causes for each riot.

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Newspaper Article

• You will write a newspaper article about 2 of the 3 riots we learned about today. Use the worksheet to help you write your article.