How did travel in the 1960s differ depending on race? Objective In this activity, students will use a 1962 copy of The Green Book, historical atlases, and the novel to develop one potential itinerary for the Watson family. Background The Green Book is a travel guide written by and for African Americans, published between 1936 and 1967, when overt and covert practices limited access to lodging, food, and other necessary services in Jim Crow America. The Green Book provided an extensive list of safe and welcoming businesses that would allow individuals to travel with more comfort and confidence Duration: 90 Minutes Essential Question How did travel in the 1960s differ depending on race? Objective In this activity, students will use a 1962 copy of The Green Book, historical atlases, and the novel to develop one potential itinerary for the Watson family. Background The Green Book is a travel guide wri.
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