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American Slavery and Southern Religion Antebellum religious views within slave holding communities defended the institution as a divinely decreed fulfillment of God's ordering of human societies. slavery and religion • genesis 9 and the curse of ham • southern religious views • antebellum justification for slavery • defending slavery from the bible
Antebellum Slave Patrols There is little doubt that owners and overseers exercised strict control over slaves on the plantation. However, slave patrols were needed to provide regional oversight. antebellum slave patrols • american slavery • slave runaways • texas slave narratives • plantation owners
Collecting a Painful Past: Black Memorabilia Many African Americans have become avid collectors of black history antiques, ephemera, militaria and objects which help them understand their own pasts. african american • black history • african-american • slavery • united states history
Slavery Series: An Introduction This articles begins a series on American slavery, providing an introduction to the topic and an overview of what lies ahead. A series bibliography is also included. slavery • american slavery • antebellum slavery
Stopping Slave Runaways Evidence from antebellum newspapers suggests that runaways were commonplace and slaveholders used various strategies reclaim their slaves. american slavery • runaway slaves • slave owners • antebellum newspapers • paternalism
The Atlantic Slave Trade The establishment of the Atlantic slave trade was economically motivated and ignored the humanity in forced bondage. atlantic slave trade • american slavery • middle passage • slave economics • quantitative slave analysis
"A Slave Ship Speaks" From its resting place underneath the water, a ship gives up her painful and historic legacy. henrietta marie • history of slavery • middle passage • african slavery • underwater archaeology
American History Chapter Books for Kids The history of African American slavery and the American Revolution come to life in these chapter books and graphic novel. american revolution history • african-american slavery • phillis wheatley • african american poetry • dr. joseph warren
Antebellum Slavery and Religion This country was founded on the belief that God was sovereign and merciful. However, the antebellum slave owner often used religion in maintaining social control. antebellum religion • religious control • slave religion • antebellum black preachers • texas slave narratives
Frederick Douglass Biography Frederick Douglass fought for an America that would live up to its stated ideals. that "All men are created equal." He dedicated his life to that cause. frederick douglass • african american slavery • abolitionist • emancipation proclamation • civil war
Jimmy Snyder and the Greek Tragedy In 1988, Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder inadvertently reopened an old societal wound by claiming that blacks were better athletes because they were bred during slavery. slavery and pro football • jimmy “the greek” snyder • slave breeding • slave narratives • american pro football
Malcolm X and American History In educating his followers, Malcolm X often spoke of the history of the Black man in America and argued that his true history was purposefully hidden from him. malcolm x and american history • slave making • founding fathers as slave owners • ancient black civilizations • malcolm x and the nation of islam
Testimony from Slaves During the 1930s, the Federal Writers' Project was set up in the United States; among its aims was an effort to interview as many surviving ex-slaves as possible. slavery • slave narrative collection • national writers’ project • american slavery • testimony from slaves
The Life of Martin Van Buren Born to a Dutch farmer and tavern-keeper in 1782, President Martin Van Buren's fastidious appearance belied his humble origins in Kinderhook, New York. the life of martin van buren • martin van buren and andrew jackson • albany regency • martin van buren albany regency • martin van buren secretary of state
Abraham Lincoln on Race and Slavery President Abraham Lincoln has been called both racist and "Great Emacipator" of black slaves. He originally held the views of most whites of the time, but changed. abraham lincoln • kentucky • indiana • civil war • stephen a. douglas
Arlington Nat'l Cemetery Is Kennedy Burial Site Across the Potomac, in sight of the Great Emancipator's Memorial, abeam the Pentagon is America's Arlington National Cemetery where JFK, Bobby & Teddy Kennedy will lie. arlington national cemetery • kennedy burial site • jfk bobby and teddy kennedy • kennedy brothers • kennedy grave site
John Brown at Pottawatomie Abolitionist John Brown, in 1856, led the mob that massacred five suspected pro-slavery men at Pottawatomie Creek, Kansas. abolitionist john brown • pottawatomie massacre in kansas • african americans • slavery • abolishing slavery
William Clark Biography William Clark came from a pioneer family skilled in wilderness survival. Soldier, explorer, and government Indian Agent, he served his country well for over forty years. william clark • lewis and clark • thomas jefferson • louisiana purchase • corps of discovery
The Legacy of Bacon's Rebellion This article details the events of 1675-76 that culminated into what is now known as Bacon's Rebellion. A look into the legal and societal effects and long term legacy of this event is examined as well. nathaniel bacon • bacon's rebellion • colonial virginia • colonial history • indians
The Foundation of Europe's New World A detailed piece about how integral the labor systems were to colonial America. Discussed are the three main sources of labor in what would become the United States: the American Indian, indentured servants, and African slaves. slavery • indentured servitude • indentured servants • native americans • colonial america
American Styled Racism American racism and bigotry developed from its own distinct origins that have generally been debunked as baseless and unfounded propaganda. racism • segregation • hate-crimes • curse of ham • scientific racism
Eating Pork in Early America Pork was an important source of food in Jamestown. Here are recipes for Scrapple and Head Cheese. virginia • food • head cheese • scrapple • recipes
Some more on Ripley’s Underground Railroad Involvement Some more thoughts on Ripley's role in the Underground Railroad as well as sites you may want to visit if you go to Ripley. ripley • ohio • abolition • rev. john rankin • slaves
Berea College Kentucky The heart of this town is Berea College and the crafts made by its students. berea college • berea kentucky • john g. fee • john fee and cassius clay • interracial college
Fanny Kemble In 2006, Domini Blythe brought 19th century British actress Fanny Kemble to life in a triumphant one woman show written and directed by Peter Hinton. domini blythe. peter hinton • fanny kemble • 19h century actresses • civil war • victorian writers
Jazz, Syncopation and Improvisation Since its creation by African-Americans with outside influences, jazz continues to evolve. Here are some basic facts and brief history. jazz • syncopation • improvisation • what makes jazz - jazz • defining the jazz genre of music
June Poet - James Weldon Johnson Born June 17, 1871, in Jacksonville, Florida, Johnson wrote the poem, "Lift Every Voice and Sing," in 1900 for the celebration of President Abraham Lincoln's birthday. june poet • james weldon johnson • j rosamond johnson • lift every voice and sing • african american national hymn
Morrison Similar Characters Different Toni Morrison's Beloved is well-stocked with vivid personalities and levels of individual insight/intelligence that adds a heightened richness to an already powerful stor toni morrison • beloved • sixo • stamp paid • schoolteacher
Obama Ancestry: Part of the Great Melting Pot Barack Obama's ancestry is American melting pot, making him distant cousin to Katharine Hepburn, Brad Pitt, Christopher Reeve, Winston Churchill and astronaut John Glenn. barack obama • obama ancestry • obama kin to presidents • obama kin to kings • obama kin to slave owners
Portugal, Sugar, and the African Slave Trade Portuguese efforts in establishing plantation economies begin with the exploration of Africa's coast but end with New World opportunities heavily dependent on slavery. portugal and the african slave trade • sugar plantations • portugal and africa • sao tome and the sugar trade • sugar islands in the caribbean
Ripley's Rankin Home: Pastoral Outlook for Fugitives The Rankin House stands on Liberty Hill in Ripley. It's broad command of the Ohio River, as well as 100 steps to get to, made it ideal as a haven for fugitive slaves and a hindrance for bounty hunters. rankin house • rev. john rankin • 100 steps • liberty hill • ripley
Sojourner Truth: A Voice for Human Rights Sojourner Truth, although born a slave and unable to read or write, became a nationally famous speaker against the unequal treatment of former slaves and women. sojourner truth a voice for human rights • sojourner truth abolitionist advocate • sojourner truth women's rights activist • sojourner truth's religious conversion • sojourner truth from slave to freedom advocate
Supplemental Books in the HS History Class Room Assigning one or more supplemental books each semester in the history classroom helps draw a focus on key areas and concepts not fully addressed by subject texts. history supplemental readings • importance of extra reading in history classes • examples of supplemental readings • types of books for history classes • value of supplemental texts
The Beloved Waters African-American author Toni Morrison's novel, Beloved, is quite literally awash in its water-related themes. african-american • toni morrison • slavery • fugitive slave act • ohio river
The Lord is My Sheppard Martin Luther King, Jr. answered his religious critics by asserting that social activism was his Christian duty as a believer and follower of Jesus Christ. martin luther king • jr. • christian faith • religion and social activism • jim crow
Wynton Marsalis: Jazz Genius Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, has been appointed as the Artists-in-Residence for the 52nd Annual Monterey Jazz Festival. big band jazz • wynton marsalis • monterey jazz festival • jazz at lincoln center • pulitzer prize
X-Men and Xenophobia In the history of X-Men, there has always been a battle between two sides - humans and mutants. But in actual history, the real battle is between humans and humans. x-men and homosexuality • x-men and xenophobia • x-men and the holocaust • x-men racism and civil rights • social issues in the x-men series
Christian Beliefs in Heaven Although Christian images of "heaven" find expression in the Bible, the evolution of religion from the ancient world may have influenced popular depictions and belief. christian beliefs in heaven • the location of heaven • hymns about heaven • human models of heaven • divine models of heaven
D'Souza on Freedom and Virtue In "What's So Great About America,"D'Souza argues that only by nurturing individual freedom is a virtuous society possible. d'souza • what so great about america
Foot-in-Mouth Disease The British press gets a cause of Foot-in-Mouth Disease camp x-ray • british press.
Slavery as an Issue for War Roots of the American Civil War begin in 1619 when some Jamestown, Virginia residents buy twenty Africans. slavery as an issue for civil war • american civil war • war between the states • south carolina • southern states leave the union
The Milgram Obedience Experiment What is a "good enough" reason to inflict serious pain on another human being? According to the Milgram Experiment of 1961, a good enough reason is being told to do so. milgram experiment • milgram obedience experiment • rebellion • social psychology • psychology experiments
Changes in American Agriculture From the time of contact and beyond, the Europeans and the natives experienced dramatic changes, specifically in agriculture. changes in american farming • changes after european and native american contact • early colonists could not or would not farm • native americans altered their farming techniques • alteration of hunting
Captain Jonathan Walker, Part I Meet Captain Jonathan Walker, the "man with the branded hand." This is part one of Walker's attempt to sail seven slaves to freedom in the Bahamas. captain jonathan walker • branded hand • bahamas • florida • pensacola
Rebel Flag Part 1- Is this a Culture worth the celebration? The artical reflects on the question of Suthern Culture and heritage and asks the question: Is pre-Civil War Southern Culture something that should be celebrated? Part one of a three part series. negro • slavery • cow-hide • fredrick • cotton
Lincoln and Slavery An examination of how Lincoln dealt with the issue of slavery and grappled with that of race throughout his life. lincoln • emancipation proclamation • slavery |
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