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Vocabulary
reactionsinfluenceselected worksAfrican American authorsThe Souls of Black FolkW.E.B. Du BoisNative SonRichard WrightTheir Eyes Were Watching GodZora Neale HurstonBelovedToni MorrisonEyes on the PrizeHenry Hampton
Skills
  • describe (reactions to selected works by African American authors) #dok2
  • describe (the influence of selected works by African American authors) #dok2
  • analyze (how selected literary works influenced American society and culture) #dok3
  • interpret (meanings and themes present in selected works) #dok3
  • compare (the reactions and influences of various African American literary works) #dok3
Learning Targets
  • I can identify selected works by African American authors such as Du Bois, Wright, Hurston, Morrison, and Hampton. #dok1
  • I can describe the reactions to major African American literary works. #dok2
  • I can describe the influence of African American authors on American culture and perspectives. #dok2
  • I can analyze how major works by African American authors contributed to national conversations about race, identity, and justice. #dok3
  • I can interpret themes and messages in selected African American literary works. #dok3
  • I can compare the impact and reception of different works by African American authors. #dok3
Big Ideas
  • Literary works by African American authors have shaped and reflected American society through their powerful explorations of race, identity, and justice.
  • The reactions to and influence of selected works by African American authors reveal the enduring significance of African American literature in the broader cultural landscape.
Essential Questions
  • How have key works by African American authors influenced American literature and culture?
  • What were the societal reactions to major literary works by African American authors at the time of their publication?
  • How do themes present in these works reflect or challenge prevailing attitudes about race, identity, and justice?
  • In what ways can literature drive change or conversation within society?
  • How do different authors' works compare in their influence and public reception?