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Section 1 The Jim Crow Era Section 2 The Progressive Movement

Section 1 The Jim Crow Era Section 2 The Progressive Movement Section 3 African Americans Move West Section 4 Black Achievements After Reconstruction. The Separation of the Races. Section 1: The Jim Crow Era. Main Idea

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The Jim Crow Era

The Jim Crow Era. Introduction. By 1900 many of the gains made by African Americans during Reconstruction had been taken away , and relations between blacks and whites had grown strained. Three different approaches to African American equality.

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The Jim Crow Era

The Jim Crow Era. Introduction. By 1900 many of the gains made by African Americans during Reconstruction had been taken away , and relations between blacks and whites had grown strained. Three different approaches to African American equality.

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JIM CROW Emancipation was not enough

JIM CROW Emancipation was not enough. WARNING . Some of the images in this presentation are graphic. I will try to warn you ahead of time about images that may be disturbing. What was Jim Crow?. Jim Crow was a set of laws designed to keep African Americans as second class citizens.

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Racial Caste: The Jim Crow Era

Racial Caste: The Jim Crow Era. ETHN 100 Week 7 Session 1. Last Time. Listened to a b rief l ecture on African Americans and the emergence of slavery in the United States. Engaged in a brief workshop on d eveloping your thesis for WA2. Today.

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To Kill a Mockingbird History Project

To Kill a Mockingbird History Project. LaKia Brayboy. Part 1: small town Alabama. Farm Security Administration/ Office of War Information Black-and White Negatives Created by: Jack Delano Published: May 1941. Observations . This picture gives an political statement about Jesus

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African-Americans

African-Americans. Slavery, Segregation, Integration. Historical Context. Slavery development of racist ideology master-slave relations Jim Crow Era segregation northward migration Modern Era nonviolent protest black power civil rights era. Demography Today.

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Legal Battles

Legal Battles. Southern Repression: Black Codes limited the freedoms of African Americans (land ownership, interracial marriage, etc.) and kept them close to slavery

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African American History & Culture Unit

African American History & Culture Unit. Objectives:. TSWBAT describe the ancient African civilizations. TSWBAT explain the purpose and procedures of the Triangle Slave Trade. TSWBAT analyze the effects of the Middle Passage experience. Ancient African Civilization.

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