What elements of jane elliott’s exercise paralleled the experiences of african americans during the civil rights movement?

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The elements of Jane Elliot's exercise that paralleled the experiences of African Americans during the civil right movement were that the students were divided into two groups regarding the color of their eyes. The element of "separationism" created the separation feeling that minorities such as black people and immigrants felt during the civil rights movement.

Jane Elliot's experiment was called "Brown Eyes, Blue Eyes." She was a teacher at an Iowa school for white children. Brown-eyed kids were separated from the blue-eyed kids. The Brown-eyed group was treated right but the blue-eyed did not; they were put in constant pressure and surveillance. The teacher wanted the kids to learn what those African Americans felt during the civil right movement and that being discriminated by the color of the skin was not good. This experiment was recorded and is part of a documentary.

yes.

explanation:

because it let the japanese know who had the upper hand in the war.