'Racial segregation' diaporamas de présentation

LAW DAY 2004

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The Apartheid Era in South Africa 1948-1994

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Nothing's Changed

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The Civil Rights Era 1945-1968

Ms. Humes 8 th Period Contemporary American History (Honors). The Civil Rights Era 1945-1968. Background. Two Parts (Commonly accepted ) First Part: 1945- 1954 Reaction from WW2 Changing attitudes about race in America Second Part: 1955- 1968

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Reconstruction Era

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Ending Poverty by Developing Justice-Oriented Citizens

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Reconstruction

Reconstruction. Mr. Potts 7 th Grade Social Studies. Reconstruction.

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AME Family

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Race and Civil Rights

Race and Civil Rights. Wilson 6A. Key Questions. Who Governs?. To What Ends?. If the law supports equality of opportunity, why has affirmative action become so important? Under what circumstances can men and women be treated differently?.

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New Negro Movement Harlem Renaissance 1913-1930s History, Aesthetic, and Political explosion What is the meaning of rena

New Negro Movement Harlem Renaissance 1913-1930s History, Aesthetic, and Political explosion What is the meaning of renaissance? . What It Was. Harlem Renaissance

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Genocide

Genocide. "the deliberate and systematic destruction of, in whole or in part, of an ethnic, racial, religious, or national group". Sudanese (Darfur). Chart Information. Janjaweed (Arabs supported by the government) President Omar al Bashir Black Africans and rebels such as SLA and JEM

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American Apartheid: Segregation and the Making of the Underclass

American Apartheid: Segregation and the Making of the Underclass. Douglas S Massey and Nancy A. Denton. Presentation by Bruce Mork. Research Question .

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Rosa Parks and African American Segregation

Rosa Parks and African American Segregation. By: Quentin Doby and Nathan Garner. Rosa Parks: Background. Date of birth: February 4, 1913 Death date: October 24, 2005 Born(state):Alabama. Rosa Parks: African American Segregation Activist.

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The American C ivil W ar

The American C ivil W ar. By Ana Lucia Tapia and Nuria. When started and when finished the American Civil War :. The American Civil War started on 12 April 1861. This war finally ended on 9 April 1865. Background:.

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Discrimination

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English Summer Reading 2010

English Summer Reading 2010. Nelson Mandela. Read the following biography of Nelson Mandela. Once you are finished reading, in a brief paragraph, explain why Noah and Mrs. Underwood believed Paine Underwood should not compare himself to Mandela. . Nelson Mandela.

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One idea that both Booker T. Washington and W. E. B. Du Bois supported is that

One idea that both Booker T. Washington and W. E. B. Du Bois supported is that. A. African Americans should have increased civil rights B. vocational training was the best approach to education C. immigration was responsible for racial segregation

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