'Southern blacks' diaporamas de présentation

The Civil Rights Struggle

The Civil Rights Struggle. Ch. 21, Sec 1, 2, 3. Civil Rights movement began with end of Civil War. Accelerated after WWII. Several factors contributed to civil rights movement.

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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer . How does this painting reflect the Harlem Renaissance?. The Harlem Renaissance. Palmer Hayden: Midsummer Night in Harlem , 1936. Oil on canvas. Harlem Renaissance.

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Ch.12 Rebuilding The Nation

Ch.12 Rebuilding The Nation. Page 420 Amnesty Freedman John Wilkes Booth . Preparing for Reunion. The Civil War is now over, what problems faced the nation? The South lay in ruin from the war A large amount of freed slaves need food, shelter, jobs. What is Reconstruction?.

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Reconstruction (1865-1876)

Reconstruction (1865-1876). Aftermath of the Civil War: Reconstruction. Human toll of the Civil War: The North lost 364,000 soldiers. The South lost 260,000 soldiers.

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The Modernist Period (1914-1939)

The Modernist Period (1914-1939). AP English Lit. & Comp. Age of Anxiety. In some ways, the defining characteristic of the modern era is anxiety. WWI Economic Depression Advances in Communication and Technology Decline of British Empire Political Instability in Europe.

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World War I and South Carolina

World War I and South Carolina. What role did South Carolina play with its involvement in World War I?. How World War I Began. It begins in the Balkans with Russia and Austria-Hungary trying to dominate the region.

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Bell Quiz: Use Pages 719-721

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Setting

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The Dream Diminished?

The Dream Diminished?. New Successes and Challenges for the Civil Rights Movements (18.3). A Push for Voting Rights. Friend of the movement, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy wants SNCC to focus on voter registration change in the South Voter Education Project:

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BLACK AMERICAN WRITING

BLACK AMERICAN WRITING. WEEK 14.

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Reconstruction Standard 3.3

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To Kill a Mockingbird

To Kill a Mockingbird. By Harper Lee. Setting, Genre, Tone. Maycomb , Alabama (fictional city) 1933-1935 Fiction; coming-of-age story Nostalgic, humorous yet dark at times. Themes. Racial Prejudice Growing Up Morality Tolerance Patience Equality, social class

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To kill a mockingbird

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To kill a mockingbird

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11.3

11.3. Liberation. The Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation. The initial Emancipation Proclamation stipulated that the South had 100 days to rejoin the Union before their slaves would be free If states did rejoin their slaves would remain in bondage

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Post Civil War- After the Emancipation

Post Civil War- After the Emancipation . -By Arthur Clark . Reconstruction (now what?). Before the emancipation, Blacks were given the right to vote & free slaves would vote for the party that would most likely free them.

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A Poem for My Librarian, Mrs. Long (You never know what troubled little girl needs a book)

A Poem for My Librarian, Mrs. Long (You never know what troubled little girl needs a book) At a time when there was not tv before 3:00 P.M. And on Sunday none until 5:00 We sat on the front porches watching The jfg sign go on and off greeting The neighbors, discussion the political

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