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This document outlines a lesson plan for teaching students how to evaluate the credibility of historical sources, using the example of Quilt Codes related to the Underground Railroad.

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1. Gather all necessary materials, including the QUILT CODES form and any required documentation.
2. Review the instructions accompanying the QUILT CODES form to understand the specifics.
3. Begin filling out the form by entering your personal information in the designated fields.
4. Carefully input the relevant QUILT CODE information as required, ensuring accuracy.
5. Double-check all entries for clarity and correctness before finalizing.
6. Submit the completed QUILT CODES form according to the provided submission methods.

Who needs QUILT CODES?

1. Quilters who are participating in organized quilt shows.
2. Artists and crafters seeking to keep track of their projects.
3. Organizations that manage or promote quilting events.
4. Individuals entering contests or exhibitions related to quilting.

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Do quilt patterns have meanings?

Quilts exemplify positive images of comfort, evidence of friendship, love, admiration, gratitude, history, and family. Quilts, however, also posit evidence of negative symbolism encompassing inequality, hurt feelings, deep emotional and physical scarring, loss, death, and revenge.

Do quilt patterns have meaning?

Women used quilt designs to make their political statements. Patterns, which for years had Biblical or household names, were given relevant names by women who had social concerns on their minds. The pattern known as Jacob's Ladder became the Underground Railroad.

What is the spiritual meaning of quilts?

They are often used as a tangible symbol of faith, love, and compassion. In some communities, for instance, the clergy often bless prayer quilts before they are given to the intended recipient. During the blessing, prayers are said for the recipient's health, peace, and well-being.

What is the golden rule in quilting?

The golden ratio occurs in nature and is widely considered to be the “perfect proportion.” Objects that adhere to the golden ratio appear balanced and pleasing to our senses. The ratio, in its simplest form, is 1.6 to 1. This is applied so that each border should be 1.6 times larger than the previous one.

Do quilt patterns have meanings?

Quilts exemplify positive images of comfort, evidence of friendship, love, admiration, gratitude, history, and family. Quilts, however, also posit evidence of negative symbolism encompassing inequality, hurt feelings, deep emotional and physical scarring, loss, death, and revenge.

What was the secret code for quilts?

The quilt hung up with a red center meant stop, not safe, hold your position until trouble has passed. The black center meant it was safe to come into the home and get food, water and rest from a “friend.” (“Friend” was a code word for anti-slavery supporters/sympathizers.)

What can a quilt symbolize?

Quilts are complicated objects. That is what I tell my students, colleagues and quilters (and interested others). Quilts exemplify positive images of comfort, evidence of friendship, love, admiration, gratitude, history, and family.

What were the quilt codes?

Two historians say African American slaves may have used a quilt code to navigate the Underground Railroad. Quilts with patterns named "wagon wheel," "tumbling blocks," and "bear's paw" appear to have contained secret messages that helped direct slaves to freedom, the pair claim.

What are the quilt codes?

These quilts were embedded with a kind of code, so that by reading the shapes and motifs sewn into the design, an enslaved person on the run could know the area's immediate dangers or even where to head next.

What was the secret code for quilts?

The quilt hung up with a red center meant stop, not safe, hold your position until trouble has passed. The black center meant it was safe to come into the home and get food, water and rest from a “friend.” (“Friend” was a code word for anti-slavery supporters/sympathizers.)

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What is QUILT CODES?

QUILT CODES are a set of standardized codes used to classify and report specific data in various industries, allowing for consistency and clarity in communication.

Who is required to file QUILT CODES?

Organizations or individuals involved in data reporting and compliance within regulated industries are typically required to file QUILT CODES.

How to fill out QUILT CODES?

Filling out QUILT CODES involves using the appropriate codes for data fields, following guidelines provided by regulatory authorities or industry standards, and ensuring accuracy in the data submitted.

What is the purpose of QUILT CODES?

The purpose of QUILT CODES is to facilitate accurate reporting, improve data management, and ensure compliance with industry regulations.

What information must be reported on QUILT CODES?

Information reported on QUILT CODES typically includes identifiers, data about the subject matter, relevant metrics, and any necessary compliance details as dictated by the reporting requirements.