'Black leaders' diaporamas de présentation

World War II- Europe

World War II- Europe. Part 1. Mobilizing the US War Machine. One month after attack at Pearl Harbor, FDR gives State of the Union Address Claims US is fighting to protect four basic human freedoms Freedom of Speech Freedom of Worship Freedom from want Freedom of fear.

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Section 1 The World War I Years Section 2 Changes in Black Society Section 3 The Harlem Renaissance

Section 1 The World War I Years Section 2 Changes in Black Society Section 3 The Harlem Renaissance. A New Century and New Opportunities. Section 1: The World War I Years. Main Idea In the early 1900s imperialism in Africa and World War I affected people of African descent worldwide. .

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Essential Question :

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Essential Question :

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What problems existed in the Gilded Age?

The United States entered the Progressive Era from 1890 to 1920 when a variety of reformers tried to clean up problems created during the Gilded Age. What problems existed in the Gilded Age?.

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South Africa

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Reconstruction to Progressive Era

Reconstruction to Progressive Era. 1873: Ku Klux Klan. Reconstruction to Progressive Era. 1875: Civil Rights Act (prohibits discrimination in public places). Reconstruction to Progressive Era.

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Montgomery Bus Boycott 1955

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Reconstruction and the Origins of the New South

Reconstruction and the Origins of the New South.

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Martin Luther King

Martin Luther King. His role and importance in the Civil Rights Movement 1955-1968. HIS4X Coursework Question. In the context of the period 1865 to 1968, to what extent did Martin Luther King advance black civil rights in the USA?. Key Questions about King.

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An evaluation of the reasons for the development of the Civil Rights campaign, after 1945.

An evaluation of the reasons for the development of the Civil Rights campaign, after 1945. Issue 5 . Introduction. Context Line of argument Factors Historical views.

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Notes 3.1B: The Beginning of the Modern Civil Rights Movement

Notes 3.1B: The Beginning of the Modern Civil Rights Movement. I. Early Actions. Rosa Parks 1. Rosa Parks , a secretary for the NAACP, rode the bus home everyday after work. 2. On D ecember 1, 1955, the driver demanded she move. Rosa refused.

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The Nation in Hard Times

The Dust Bowl: - States from Texas to the Dakotas suffered a severe _____________ - The central __________________________were hit especially hard - Topsoil dried out & winds carried soil away in blinding dust storms - This area became known as the ____________________________.

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The End of the 1920s

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