Virtual Capitol Extension Lessons
5. Extension Lesson: Standing Bear: Native American Citizen
PURPOSE: Native American Citizenship and advancing the rights of people. When people think of Civil Rights in America, they may think of violence, pro-tests, and riots, or of African-American leaders such as Malcolm X, Rosa Parks, or the non-violent Martin Luther King. But one of the earliest Civil Rights cases in history involved Chief Standing Bear of the Ponca and his non-violent actions through the legal or court system.
05: East Facade
What You Need
Session 1: Hall of Fame - 20 Minutes
Link
Nebraska Virtual Capitol Tour - Hall of Fame
1.1
Journal
Journal Entry
PDF 1 pg.
1.2
Link
Nebraska Studies - The Trial of Standing Bear
1.3
Link
Ron Hull Remembers - Standing Bear
1.4
Link
Nebraska 150 History Moments - Standing Bear
NETNebraska Video
Session 2: Honoring our Citizens - Two 40 Minute Sessions
Poster
Hall of Fame
PDF 2 pgs. (11X17)
2.1
Photo
Ideal of Freedom
jpeg image
2.2
Discussion
The Bust & Mural
PDF 1 pg.
2.3
Session 3: Make Your Own Monument
Art Activity
Make Your Own Monument
PDF 1 pg.
3.1
Show What You Know
Session 4: Show What You Know - 20 Minutes
Show What You Know
Celebration - Art Work
PDF 1 pg
4.1
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:
Resource
Standing Bear and Native American Citizenship
PDF 7 pgs
5.1
