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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
Plantation Overseers In order to maximize plantation profits, slave owners often hired professional overseers whose management techniques typically included the brutal treatment of slaves. plantation overseers • plantation owners • plantation management • antebellum slavery • texas slave narratives
Let’s Attend a Slave Auction Imagine that you live in Maryland in 1854. You are an abolitionist. You hate slavery, but feel that you need to keep up with the times. There is a slave auction at the local auction house. You decide to go. slavery • slave auction • harriet tubman • abolitionist • mary alward
The Southern Aristocrats Values Before the Revolutionary War, a self-styled Aristocracy substituted slave labor for "artisan and mechanic" contributions of the middle class in the Northern Colonies. southern aristocrat • economic cause of the american revolution • plantation owners • slavery american revolution • the loudest yelps for liberty
Louisiana Agricultural Overview: 1865-1920 Sharecroppers, plantation owners, low-paid laborers, British Syndicates, Populists and more contributed to Louisiana agriculture during these years. louisiana • cotton • sugar cane • rice • sharecropping
Fugitive Slave Josiah Henson Josiah Henson endured the hardships and brutalities of Southern slavery until resolving to take his family to Ohio and on to Canada in order to live as free people. josiah henson • uncle tom's cabin • harriet beecher stowe and josiah henson • who inspired uncle tom • the real uncle tom
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Early Influences Part I: The Legacy The events and sounds that led up to the greatest music of all time, rock and roll. From the fields to the studios, the forces that shaped the history of the world. blues • jazz • working song • rock • gospel
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BLACK HEROES In honor of Black History Month, I would like to introduce you to two great Black Heroes, who made a great difference in the lives of their people. black • black history month • history • month • mary
Strong Conservative Government Despite the apparent contradiction, Ron Chernow describes how Alexander Hamilton used energetic and vigorous government in the service of Conservative values. alexander hamilton • ron chernow
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 of Liberty The life and societal culture of Mt. Vernon's, mistress, Martha Custis Washington, is expertly presented in this book written by English Barrister, Helen Bryan. martha washington first lady of liberty • martha washington and virginian tobacco farm • martha washington first lady of liberty book revie • martha washington's early training • martha washington's character
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Oscar Hammerstein's Political Commentary Oscar Hammerstein is possibly one of the greatest lyricists of all time. He was a pioneer in addressing social issues. He even examined the topic of war in his musicals. oscar hammerstein • musical theatre • politics in theatre • sound of music • south pacific
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The Emancipation of the Virgin Islands in 1848 In comparison to South America, North America, and other Caribbean islands, the Virgin Islands' shift from slavery to emancipation was a meek and almost bloodless affair. virgin islands • emancipation • emancipation proclamation • christian viii • danish west indies
The Life of Abraham Lincoln During his Inaugural Address, Abraham Lincoln tried to warn the Southern States of the dangerous course that they had embarked upon. abraham lincoln • lincoln ford's theatre • lincoln black hawk war • lincoln vs stephen douglas • lincoln civil war
The Life of Andrew Johnson Born in Raleigh, North Carolina, in 1808 Andrew Johnson is regarded as one of the worst Presidents in American history. the life of andrew johnson • the 17th president of the united states • andrew johnson raleigh north carolina • andrew johnson worst president in american history • andrew johnson's early career
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Tough time for Indian rubber plantations. Low prices forcing Indian rubber farmers to look for alternatives natural rubber • india |
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