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From the series Writing That Changed U.S. History
The Civil Rights Act
Reading Level Grade 2Interest Level Grades 2 – 5Copyright 2026
Reviewed From the series Writing That Changed U.S. History
Reading Level Grade 2Interest Level Grades 2 – 5Copyright 2026
ReviewedIn this book, early fluent readers will learn about discrimination and segregation in the United States, and how the 11 Titles of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 helped make the United States a more equal place for everyone to live. Readers will get an engaging and factual overview of this historical document, including context on how it came into existence, what it says, and its lasting impact on the United States.
A Take a Look! infographic shows which U.S. states allowed segregation. Sidebars present interesting, supplementary information, and a timeline highlights key events in the document’s creation.
Children can learn more about the Civil Rights Act using our safe search engine that provides relevant, age-appropriate websites. The Civil Rights Act also features reading tips for teachers and parents, a table of contents, a glossary, and an index.
The Civil Rights Act is part of Jump!’s Writing That Changed U.S. History series.
'Part of the Writing That Changed U.S. History series (5 titles), this informative offering provides a clear explanation of the civil rights movement, segregation in the U.S., and the 11 titles of the Civil Rights Act. Written in accessible, age-appropriate language, it provides essential context on why the law was necessary, how it came to be, and its significance in today’s society. Visual elements help readers grasp the content, including a map highlighting states that enforced segregation in the 1950s and a concise timeline of major events in the mid-twentieth-century civil rights struggle. Informational boxes and captions provide extra insights without overwhelming young readers. A combination of historical and contemporary photographs illustrates the importance of the movement and the individuals who fought for equality. An excellent resource for classrooms and home learning.', Alana Jara, Booklist
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