'Free blacks' diaporamas de présentation

Bell Ringer

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Unit 4

Unit 4. Secession, Civil War and Reconstruction. Day 1. Do Now. Looking Forward. Situating Ourselves. Step 1: Look at your card Step 2: SILENTLY arrange yourselves in chronological order The earliest event: by the door The most recent event: by the window

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Chap. 5

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Reforming American Society

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American Methodist History

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Southern Slavery

Southern Slavery. Eli Whitney and the Cotton Gin (1793). Reduced number of slaves needed to separate seeds from the cotton Increased the number of slaves needed to be in the fields to keep up with the pace. Eli Whitney. Statistics.

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The Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights. Amending the constitution since 1791. Ratification. The Constitution had no guarantee to protect the rights of the people or the states. Thomas Jefferson himself felt that ,

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Jacksonian Democracy

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Michigan Supreme Court

Michigan Supreme Court. Territorial Times to the 1950s: Decisions Affecting African Americans. Territorial Cases. Judge Woodward:1807. Denison v Tucker: slaves returned to Tucker who was deemed to be lawful master of the Denisons

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A dvocating A wareness through the C ollaboration of T eachers

A dvocating A wareness through the C ollaboration of T eachers. Youth Voter Initiative Curriculum. Advocacy Alliance Center of Texas www.aactnow.org. History of Voting.

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Articles of Confederation

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Section 1: The Antebellum South

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The Great Exchange and the Atlantic World

The Great Exchange and the Atlantic World. 1450-1750. What are the pieces of the new Atlantic economy? How can it be addressed as symbiotic?. Slavery is only one part of the Atlantic economy.

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Ch. 4 Slavery in Mississippi

Ch. 4 Slavery in Mississippi. The Black Code -A set of laws that were passed by the French in 1724, in which only applied to blacks were called the? Black Code, these laws granted slaves very few rights. Marriage, ownership of property, travel, and gathering in groups were restricted.

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The Second Great Awakening

The Second Great Awakening. By: Alexander Schulze-Makuch. The Second Great Awakening- A wave of religious enthusiasm . The Second Great Awakening was a Protestant revival movement. 1790s to 1840s After 1820 membership rose dramatically in Methodist and Baptist parishes.

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Citizenship in the New Nation

Citizenship in the New Nation. Changing Attitudes toward African Americans. Call to end to slavery following Revolution Result of the freeing of slaves who fought in the war 1775-first antislavery societies were founded Benjamin Rush (signer) and Anthony Benezet (Protestant leader)

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Free Blacks: Slaves Without Masters

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