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I'll use the Chase Sapphire Reserve Guide to Benefits as an example.

#BOOK OF TRAVELS DELAYED FULL#

You can find the full terms and conditions of what is generally covered on your specific card in your Guide to Benefits, which can be found through your Chase account online. Related: Best credit cards for trip cancellation and interruption insurance What is covered by trip cancellation/interruption insurance? The card details on this page have not been reviewed or provided by the card issuer. The information for the United TravelBank Card has been collected independently by The Points Guy. Up to 17 Bonvoy points per dollar spent at over 7,000 participating Marriott Bonvoy hotels 3 points per dollar on the first $6,000 spent in combined purchases each year on gas stations, grocery stores and dining 2 points per dollar on everything elseģx points on eligible Marriott Bonvoy purchases 2x points on other travel purchases

Up to 26x points on IHG hotel stays 5x points on travel, gas stations, and restaurants 3x points on all other purchases United TravelBank Card (card no longer available for new applicants)Ģ% back in TravelBank cash on United tickets 1.5% back on all other purchasesĢx miles on United purchases, restaurants, gas stations, office supply stores and local transit and commutingĤx points on Hyatt purchases 2x points at restaurants, local transit, gym memberships and on airline tickets purchased directly from the airline

Why was U.S.Trip delay reimbursement and trip cancellation/interruption insuranceģx on dining and travel purchases worldwide (and 10x on Lyft through March 2025)ģx on dining and 2x travel purchases (and 5x on Lyft through March 2025)ģx on the first $150,000 spent on travel and select business purchases each account anniversary yearĤx miles on United purchases 2x miles on all travel and diningĢx miles on United purchases, restaurants and hotel stays booked directly.

to learn more through an oral history project. Analyze the Green Book to identify locations in your city and/or state that appear in the Green Book and then construct a map or conduct interviews with area historians, business owners, community leaders, etc.

Consider the role that local history plays in the project you are constructing.

A document-based written response that establishes a thesis and cites specific information from texts as evidence.

Take on the role of a performer who used the Green Book between 1937-1967 to create a piece of music or art about your experience traveling and performing.

Construct a response in any form mentioned here or of original design that brings information about the 19th century underground railroad and/or the Great Migration together with research on use of the Green Book.

Rich, descriptive writing that blends history and imagination around dialogue is encouraged. between 1937-1967 based on the perspectives of athletes, musicians, actors, and/or other travelers you researched and include documented evidence from the Green Book.

Write a short historical fiction or scene to be performed about traveling in the U.S.

Illustrate a response (portrait, comic, map, etc.) that includes a short written or audio recorded synopsis of what the author is trying to communicate to the audience.

and year will help with identification of actual historical events you might have encountered. Setting the story in a specific state or region of the U.S.

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Take on the perspective of someone from history (real or imagined) and use your research to create a digital map and use storyboard software to record a voice over that narrates your journey, what you experienced, and how you used the Green Book as you traveled.Telling a Storyīased on the research completed on the issues and topics you chose and the guiding questions, organize and share your findings using one of the following options:

Use the handout to assist with the organization of your questions and research. Use newspapers published between 1937-1967 available through Chronicling America to construct the historical context of people's experiences, as well as maps, images, primary source texts, and more to develop a response to the guiding question: How did the Jim Crow era affect how African Americans traveled and worked in the U.S.? Your research may focus on specific places in the U.S., the lives of entertainers or athletes, why certain places added more businesses to the Green Book than others, patterns of migration following WWII and what this meant for shifts in population, or any other topics that interest you regarding the compelling question and this topic. Time, Place, and the Green Bookĭesign questions to guide your investigation of multiple sources and text types to learn more about this era and phenomenon in U.S.