A+Hayden+Patrick+Harmon

> We chose Ralph Abernathy. > He was a civil rights leader, and segregation was a big problem in Alabama. We will use a black and white hand shaking. We will have two flags and a big word "FREEDOM".
 * 1) Who or What Did Your Group Choose?
 * 1) Why did you choose this person or event? What makes it significant to the State of Alabama?
 * 1) What types of symbolism might you use in your design?


 * =  ||= Dimension you want statue to be - make these up! ||= Scale of Model (this should be the same for all dimensions) ||= Measurement on Model - this is what you are building! ||
 * = length of base ||= 20 ft. ||= 1ft=1in ||= 20 in. ||
 * = height of ball ||= 10ft ||= 1ft=1in ||= 10 in ||
 * = height of flag ||= 6ft ||= 1ft=1in ||= 6 in ||
 * width of ball || 5ft || 1ft=1in || 5 in. ||
 * width of pics || 3.5 ft || 1ft= 1in || 3.5 in ||
 * length of pics || 4ft || 1ft= 1in || 4 in ||
 * Name plate || 2.5ft || 1ft= 1in. || 2.5 in ||
 * name plate || 10.75 ft || 1ft=1in || 10.75 in ||

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sounds good.- Patrick. Yeah like a black and white flag and then america? ~Hayden I was thinking about doing two flags crisscrosed and putting FREEDOM on top and a world in the center. -patrick. We could have a building with 2 sides, one with a white and black door, and one with a both door. ~Hayden

Can we do this? [|Ralph Abernathy] ~Hayden

I am a little disappointed in this selection. My instructions were to pick someone who wasn't widely known, and he is. You can do it, but I wish you had dug a little deeper. Ms. Fickert

I'm going to change my mind about this - apparently not many sixth graders know about him. That was surprising to me! Most adults are familiar with him, which is the reason for my initial comment. But, after talking to my students, apparently he has not yet been studied in depth - that comes in later history classes.