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The Wolf Pit: Two Horrors of the Civil War The Wolf Pit, by Marly Youmans, tells two unrelated stories from the Civil War era: one of a Confederate soldier; the other of a mute mulatto slave woman. With vivid description and emotion, Youmans depicts the horrors of war, including war prison camps, as well as the injustices in a slave’s life. civil war • confederacy • virginia • slavery • mulatto
JIM BECKWOURTH: An African American Becomes Chief of the Crow Indians Jim Beckwourth, a young mulatto from Virginia, arrives in St. Louis and goes west as a fur trapper and mountain man. Due to a tall tail told by another man Beckwourth becomes a member of the Crow Indian nation. beckwourth • jim • mulatto • mountain • man
Racial Identity in the New World The conquest of Peru introduced the White man to this region. This immigration was the seed of mestizaje or miscegenation, the interbreeding of races. racial identity new world • spanish conquest mestizaje • latin american mestizaje • miscegenation ecuador • las castas
Black Women for Sale In ancient Egypt, the goddess Isis epitomized African beauty. The black female body was feminine, strong and elegant. Why are black women today portrayed as sex objects? black women • sexual exploitation • slavery • sexuality • mammy
Nella Larsen Read Nella Larsen's novels for her take on women's sexuality, race, and the African-American middle class. nella larsen • harlem renaissance • quicksand • passing • women's writing
THOMAS FITZPATRICK AND SOUTH PASS Thomas Fitzpatrick arrives in St. Louis, Missouri and joins William Ashley’s fur trapping party. They start up the Missouri River but are forced to go overland. Fitzpatrick with Jed Smith and others discover South Pass. mountain • men • fur • trappers • fitzpatrick
The Yellow Rose of Texas Emily D. West, the Yellow Rose of Texas, is someone of legend who helped the Texans to win the Battle of San Jacinto and lives in Texan history as a great heroine. emily d. west the yellow rose of texas • historical evidence of the yellow rose of texas • the battle of san jacinto texas • antonio lopez de santa anna perez de lebron • republic of texas
40 Years After Loving vs. Virginia It has been 40 years since the "Loving" case was concluded. June, 1967 saw the final vestiges of slavery almost entirely put to an end in America. loving versus virginia • racial apartheid • miscegenation • slavery • interracial marriage
Black Nativity by Langston Hughes Celebrate with gospel, dance, poetry and more in Langston Hughes' traditional Christmas play and read about its 1960s controversy. langston hughes • black nativity • playwright • poet • novelist
Martha Washington and Her First Father-in-law Before Martha Washington became George Washington's wife, she was married to Daniel Parke Custis. This union was almost foiled by John Custis IV, Daniel's father. martha washington and john custis iv • john custis iv and daniel parke custis • characther of john custis iv • john custis iv and mulatto jack • martha washington and daniel parke custis
Find Ancestors - 1850, 1860, 1870 Federal Census The 1850, 1860 & 1870 US Federal Census Records were first to list every person by name. Genealogical data includes age, birthplace, and clues to land records. find ancestors • 1850 us federal census data • 1860 us federal census data • 1870 us federal census data • genealogical records
Maryland Colonists Who Arrived in 1634 Maryland's "first families" are traditionally the descendants of Sir George Calvert (Lord Baltimore) and of those passengers who came on the Ark and the Dove in 1634. maryland colonists • ship ark • ship dove • ark passengers • dove passengers
Eden of Despair “There might be little food in the land, but there was always colour. The deep blue shadows sat permanently on the mountain slopes, the sea was peacock green. Green was everywhere in all its varieties, the poison bottle green of sisal slashed with black, the pale green of banana trees beginning to turn yellow at the tip to match the sand at the edge of the flat green sea. The land was stormy with colour.” Graham Greene, The Comedians haiti • duvalier • france • dominican republic • spain
Marie Laveau I's Rise to Power Marie rose to power and was the one blacks considered their leader. Influential white people sought her advice and help. She was also a devoted Catholic. marie laveau i biography • voodoo queen of new orleans • marie laveau ii • voodoo • gris-gris
Stowe’s Minor Characters Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe has numerous characters and moves between many story lines. Here is a breakdown of the minor characters and their roles. uncle tom’s cabin • uncle tom • harriet beecher stowe • slavery in uncle tom’s cabin • southern states in uncle tom’s cabin
Oregon Statehood Oregon's Willamette Valley was the first area to be settled. The Native population had been cleared out by epidemics opening up the area to settlement. oregon statehood 1857 • willamette valley oregon statehood • willamette valley native population • willamette indian epidemic • great migration oregon willamette
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
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Martha Washington: First Lady The remarkable life and times of the "first" First Lady of the United States. martha washington • first lady • white house • george washington • robert e. lee
Birth of an American Music: Jazz to the 1920s The birth of American Jazz through various influences is the major theme of the article. It tries to describe how American jazz evolved with various cultures under one roof... jazz • creole • african • american • improvisation
Margaret Mitchell House <i>Gone With the Wind</i> author's honeymoon home open for public tour. margaret mitchell • gone with the wind • liteary tours • atlanta georgia
The Haunting of Chloe Story of one woman's desparate attempt to live a peaceful life and the tragic circumstances which would leave her trapped in this realm even after her death. chloe • myrtles • myrtles plantation • judge clarke woodruffe • sraa woodruffe
18th-Century European Portraitists Which 18th-century European artist suddenly went blind, created coronation portraits of Queen Charlotte, or painted famous beauty Emma Hamilton in historical poses? rosalba carriera • allan ramsay • george romney • queen charlotte • emma hamilton
Film Analysis: Imitation of Life This article examines the differences between the two movies based on the book by Fannie Hurst. imitation of life • remakes • african-american films • adaptations • novels
Find Ancestors in the 1880 US Federal Census The 1880 Federal Census Record is a gold mine for genealogical data. Relation to head of house & parents' birthplace are listed. Census indexes have replaced the Soundex. find ancestors • 1880 us federal census data • using census records • genealogical records • online census
Martha Cory Jailed for Witchcraft Martha Cory is jailed for bewitching Ann Putnam, Sr. Some thirty-nine people are accused for witchcraft and sent to jail. salem witch trials • martha cory • bridget bishop • proctor • putnam
Masons on Both Sides of Civil War Masons fought on both sides of the American Civil War, and at times, blue and gray uniforms mingled after the battle smoke had cleared. masons • civil war • edmund pettus bridge • confederate battle flag • hunley
Mergers by Steven L. Layne Steven L. Layne has written many books for young people. Mergers is his second book for young adults. mergers • steven l layne • young adult science fiction books • young adult fantasy books • best books for young adults
Oprah Winfrey and Halle Berry Oprah and Halle can never seem to get it right; they're always disappointing the black community. The question is: Why? oprah winfrey • halle berry • african american women • black women • racism
Precedents for Governor Mark Sanford South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford is not the first governor whose wayward conduct has brought embarrassment to the state. mark sanford • south carolina • governor • john henry hammond • wade hampton
Stowe’s-Eliza and Uncle Tom Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe is a well-known American novel. Here we analyze her characterization and a give a sketch of Uncle Tom and Eliza. uncle tom’s cabin • uncle tom • harriet beecher stowe • slavery in uncle tom’s cabin • southern states in uncle tom’s cabin
Sweet Sweetback's Baadassss Song With the emergence of the 1970's, black cinema was engulfed in a new consciousness, there was a deep awareness of self and of relating to American society. sweet sweetback's baadasssss song and its implicat • melvin van peebles and his film sweet sweetback's • 1970's black cinema movement • melvin van peebles and the 1970's • history of sweet sweetback's baadassss song
The Birth of a Nation In 1915, D. W. Griffith created a movie that stirred a nation with its heroic portrayal of the Ku Klux Klan and its negative portrayal of blacks in post-Civil War. controversial movies • d. w. griffith • racism • epic movies • adaptations
The Invention of Slavery The first English settlers in Colonial Virginia did nor arrive with a well-developed concept of race based slavery. Slavery had to be invented. slavery colonial virginia invention • africans colonial virginia • colonial virginia slave codes • colonial virginia black indentured servants • slavery invention
Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemmings Thomas Jefferson may have had an illicit interracial affair with his servant, Sally Hemmings. It is also believed that he fathered Hemmings' seven children. thomas jefferson • sally hemmings • illicit love affair • wayles plantation • monticello
A Slave Crosses A Nation York, the slave of William Clark, goes west the Corps of Discovery. York amazes and is much admired by the Indians. Sometime later Clark frees him and set him up in business. york • slave • black • clark • lewis
Americas Black West, part 1 Esteban Dorantes, around 1527, looks for the Seven Cities of Gold in Arizona and New Mexico. In the late 1700s Jean Baptiste Pointe du Sable establishes a fur trading business on the Chicago River. In 1804, York as the slave of William Clark travels westward with the Corps of Discovery. James Beckwourth, fur trapper and mountain man, becomes a member of a Crow Indian band. Benjamin Singleton, following the Civil War, endorses movement of freed blacks to Kansas. nicodemus • esteban dorantes • jean baptiste pointe du sable • york • william clark
Blacks in the West One of the earliest know Blacks to venture west was William Clark's slave, York, who accompanied the Lewis and Clark expedition across the continent and back. Another is Jim Beckwourth, a member of William Ashley's 1823 expedition into the upper Missouri river country. The Army, fur trapping, riding the range as a cowboy, as well as homesteading were all factors that drew Blacks to the west. blacks • york • beckwourth • african • american
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Race and Romance; The Fredrick Douglass-Ottilie Assing Affair Review of Maria Diedrich's new book, Love Across Color Lines. The researched of the extramarital affair between Fredrick Douglass and Ottilie Assing. extramarital affairs • interracial relationships • biography • race relations
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Marquez's Chronicle of a Death Foretold Santiago Nasar's masculinity is defined by secondhand accounts of the events, observations and experiences in the hours leading up to his death. masculinity • santiago nasar • chronicle of a death foretold • construction of gender • compassion as a flaw
Rachel Jackson The second of four presidents who served without a First Lady was Andrew Jackson. He lost his wife, Rachel, several months before his 1829 inauguration. andrew jackson • rachel jackson • u.s. presidents • lewis robards • 1828 presidential election |
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