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3 phases of the African American Experience |
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Slavery and Racial Oppression (1789-1865) Overt Black Struggle (1865-1965) Post Civil Rights ear (1965-2008) |
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Mannings Marables Theory as a black "intellectual tradition" |
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Corrective Descriptive Prescriptive |
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George Washington Williams |
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(1849-1891) First black man to write a scholarly book on the black experience |
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(1868-1963) First black man to recieve a PhD from harvard in history |
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(1875-1950) Father of Black History Had 6 major platforms |
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| Atlantic Slave Trade and the Middle Passage |
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9.4-12 million Africans came to America Most came from West and Central Africa It was during the 16th and 19th century. |
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| Impact of black power era on African American Studies |
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| Blacks in shools and were demanding to be taught the same things as the white students. Led to partial desegregation of schools. |
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| Slavery during the antibellum era and 'quasi' freedom |
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488,000 blacks had quasi freedom 4,000,000 slaves and less than 400,000 white male owners |
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| Black fundamentals during the Civil War |
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The slaves would work on plantations and keep the confederates happy. The freed north slaves fought in the war 186,000 blacks soldiers fought South called the North 'contraband' because they were like property to the white man |
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| What freedom and emancipation meant to African Americans |
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| Life, Family, Religion, Education, Culture, Identity, etc. |
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| 13th, 14th and 15th Amendment |
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13th- 1865 : slavery abolished 14th- 1868 : civil rights to former slaves 15th- 1870 : black man can vote |
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Defined by Rayford W. Logan Key factors were: disenfrranchisement (removal from politics) "Jim Crow" segregation |
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| Amethod used by white males to kill blacks. To set an example or just to kill |
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| Definitions of the Black Mass Movement (8) |
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collective response to oppression Grassroots in orientation 100s to 1000s of people last for various time periods Black folk culture Success measured in many ways Unity and solidarity Key Leaders, often messaihs |
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Basic black movement before the Great Migration |
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Voluntary and involuntary slave trades |
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| Particulars of the Great Migration |
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Push/Pull factors new life get away from the bad |
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Nobel Drew Ali abd the Moorish Science Temple |
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(1886-19290 Founded temple in 1913 Had certian beliefs and philosophies 64 page Holy Koran |
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Founded in Detroit by Wallace D. Fard in 1930 Had 2 main books, beliefs, organizations Farrkhan came in 1933 |
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| 3 Events that sparked the modern Civil Rights Movement (CRM) |
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The Brown vs. Board of Education Lynching of Emmitt Till The Montgomery Bus Boyott |
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| 5 major forms of mass protest during the modern CRM |
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boycott freedom rides voter registration marches sit-ins/ kneel-ins |
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| 10 Characteristics of the modern CRM |
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Media Violent Period Mass Movement Racial Orientation Voting Acts Church Center Cross Generation Groups Global Mass Movement Segregation was violent |
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to promote race, pride and love to administer and help the needy to reclaim the fallen of their race to establish organizations for further education to conduct commercial and industrial intercourse |
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