This documentary is one of the few I show my Social Studies classes. This video covers the slavery that came after the passage of the 13th amendment. It deals specifically with convict labor and debt peonage. There are interviews with descendants of those placed in convict labor or debt peonage along with reenactments and historical context. It's an excellent video, and really eye opening for my students. This viewing guide provides guiding questions for students for the full video - Slavery by Another Name. A key is included to check for accuracy and to provide to Special Education students for differentiation. There are 22 questions in all. I like to pause the documentary to go over the answers, so this provides enough to keep them engaged without making the process unwieldy. Included in this resource: A PowerPoint Version (editable) A PDF Version (not editable) A Google Slides Version (provided on the front page by a link to make your own copy for editing) DISCLAIMER: PLEASE preview all videos before showing to your students. I provide warnings of what I might find objectionable in the lesson descriptions (which you can view through the previews), however, what is allowed in my classroom might not be ok for yours. Thanks for your understanding. Secondly, I try my best to provide links for videos when they are available, however, they can change at any given moment. Please make sure that the video is available for you to access before purchasing this video guide. Check out my other lessons from this era: ✰ Reconstruction Begins - Lesson with Handouts and Reading ✰ Assessing Reconstruction - Primary Source Stations ✰ Reconstruction Ends - Lesson with Handouts and Reading ✰ Reconstruction - Review and Assessment ✰ Reconstruction Word Wall ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Tips for Customers: Follow my store to be the first to know when I launch new products. Simply click the little green star next to my name, and my new products will appear on the front page of your TPT account. Did you know you can earn TPT credit towards future purchases? Make sure you’re logged into your account and find your My Purchases page. For each purchase you’ve made, make sure to leave feedback. This feedback earns you credit towards future purchases - it’s like free TPT money! Feedback is very important to me, as it helps me to create new products. If you have any questions regarding a TPT product you’ve purchased from me, simply e-mail me at [email protected] You can find more Social Studies resources, links, and discussion at my blog - peacefieldhistory.com