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Black History 365 Sub Plan: Motown Records: Music, Branding, and Black Economic Power| Middle School Economics| 60-Minute Lesson

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This Black History 365 one-day sub plan introduces middle school students to Motown Records as a powerful example of Black entrepreneurship, branding, music production, and economic influence. Students learn how Berry Gordy and Motown turned local talent, creativity, artist development, marketing, and distribution into a record label that shaped popular culture around the world.

Designed for a 60-minute class period, this resource requires minimal teacher guidance and is ideal for substitute days, emergency lesson plans, Black History Month, economics units, entrepreneurship units, music history lessons, career exploration, or year-round culturally responsive instruction.

This resource includes a substitute directions page, student reading passage, vocabulary preview, comprehension questions, music business flow chart, cause-and-effect chart, CER writing response, exit ticket, extension activity, and answer key.