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                        Terms and Historical Events Cited in ​The 1619 Project​ Essays


               Below is a partial listing of historical events and terms referenced in the issue. ​While many
               essays refer to terms and historical events that can be understood using context clues within the
               stories, some terms should be previewed with students prior to reading. ​Click here​ to access
               “​The 1619 Project​ Reading Guide (Essays),” which includes page numbers, excerpts, and guiding
               questions for the 18 essays included in the project.

               Affirmative Action
                   ●   “Undemocratic Democracy” by Jamelle Bouie

               The Affordable Care Act
                   ●   “Undemocratic Democracy” by Jamelle Bouie
                   ●   “A Broken Health Care System” by Jeneen Interlandi

               Capitalism
                   ●   “Fabric of Modernity” by Mehrsa Baradaran
                   ●   “Capitalism” by Matthew Desmond
                   ●   “The Idea of America” by Nikole Hannah-Jones
                   ●   “Traffic” by Kevin M. Kruse
                   ●   “Municipal Bonds” by Tiya Miles

               The Civil Rights Act of 1964
                   ●   “Undemocratic Democracy” by Jamelle Bouie
                   ●   “The Idea of America” by Nikole Hannah-Jones
                   ●   “A Broken Health Care System” by Jeneen Interlandi

               Cotton Farming
                   ●   “Fabric of Modernity” by Mehrsa Baradaran
                   ●   “Undemocratic Democracy” by Jamelle Bouie
                   ●   “Capitalism” by Matthew Desmond
                   ●   “The Idea of America” by Nikole Hannah-Jones
                   ●   “The Wealth Gap” by Trymaine Lee
                   ●   “Chained Migration” by Tiya Miles
                   ●   “Municipal Bonds” by Tiya Miles
                   ●   “Sugar” by Khalil Gibran Muhammad
                   ●   “Punitive Criminal Justice” by Bryan Stevenson



               These materials were created to support ​The 1619 Project​, published in ​The New York Times Magazine​ August
               2019. You can find this and more educational resources at ​www.pulitzercenter.org/1619
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