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African American History: an introduction

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Main Author:	Turner-Sadler, Joanne 1945- (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York [u.a.] Lang 2009
Edition:	Rev. ed.
Subjects:	Geschichte Schwarze. USA African Americans > History Sklaverei Schwarze USA
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis Klappentext
Physical Description:	XVIII, 265 S. Ill., Kt. 230 mm x 160 mm
ISBN:	9781433107436

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adam_text	Table of Contents Timelines ......................................................... xv Foreword ........................................................xvii Acknowledgment ..................................................xix Introduction ........................................................1 1 Africa and Civilization ...........................................5 Africa: Home of the Human Race ..........................................5 Paleoanthropological Evidence ............................................5 The Genetic Record .....................................................6 The Concept of Race ....................................................7 The Civilizations of Kush and Kernet .......................................7 The Old Kingdom .....................................................10 The New Kingdom ....................................................10 Influential Women of the New Kingdom ................................11 The Late Period .......................................................12 The Kushite Female Rulers ...........................................13 The Kingdom of Axum .................................................13 Summary ...........................................................14 2 African Empires ................................................17 Exploration and Sphere of Influence Before Enslavement ......................17 Africans in Europe ....................................................17 Africans in the Americas ................................................19 The Medieval Empires of Africa ..........................................22 Ghana ..............................................................23 Mali ...............................................................23 Songhay ............................................................24 Kanem-Bornu ........................................................25 Other Kingdoms ......................................................25 Summary ...........................................................26 3 A Peculiar Institution ...........................................29 Unwilling Immigrants .................................................29 Three Questions ......................................................31 How Did the Practice of Enslavement Begin? ................................31 Why Were Only Africans Enslaved? ........................................31 Why Did Africans Let Themselves Be Enslaved? ..............................34 Under Duress ........................................................35 The Triangle Trade .....................................................35 The Plantation System .................................................38 Two Remarkable People ................................................39 Summary ...........................................................44 Review .............................................................45 I Checking What You Have Read .......................................45 II On Your Own ....................................................46 4 Resistance to Enslavement in the Americas .........................47 Resistance in Latin America and the Caribbean ..............................47 Rebellions Against Enslavement in the English Colonies .......................49 Violent Protests Against Enslavement ......................................49 Gabriel Prosser ....................................................50 Denmark Vesey ....................................................50 Nat Turner .......................................................50 John Brown ......................................................51 The Amistad Revolt ................................................52 Non-Violent Protests Against Enslavement and the Abolitionist Movement ..........................................53 Frederick Douglass .................................................53 Sojourner Truth ....................................................54 West Coast Abolitionists .............................................54 Newspapers for Liberation ...........................................55 Prince Hall .......................................................55 The Flight to Freedom .................................................56 The Underground Railroad ..............................................56 A Matter of Conscience ................................................57 The Great Compromise ................................................57 Free Africans ........................................................59 The Free African Society ................................................59 The Quality of Life ....................................................60 Black Pioneers .......................................................61 The Question of Emigration .............................................61 Summary ...........................................................62 5 Choosing Sides in America s Early Wars ............................63 The Revolutionary War .................................................64 The War of 1812 .....................................................65 Growing Tensions Between the North and South ............................65 The Missouri Compromise ..............................................66 The Compromise of 1850 ...............................................67 The Kansas-Nebraska Act ...............................................68 Dred Scott ...........................................................68 Secession of the Southern States .........................................68 The Civil War ........................................................69 Africans Volunteer ....................................................70 Africans in the Union Army ..............................................71 Africans in the Union Navy ..............................................72 The Emancipation Proclamation ..........................................72 Discrimination in the Union s Armed Forces .................................72 Jubilee at Last ........................................................73 The Spanish-American War .............................................73 Summary ...........................................................74 Review .............................................................75 I Checking What You Have Read .......................................75 II On Your Own ....................................................76 6 Reconstruction ................................................77 The Fate of Newly Freed Africans .........................................77 Constitutional Amendments .............................................78 The Freedman s Bureau .................................................80 Forty Acres and a Mule .................................................81 Sharecropping .......................................................81 The Westward Migration ...............................................82 African American Institutions ...........................................83 Black Political Power in the Old South ...................................84 The Party of Lincoln ...................................................85 Oppression and Jim Crow ..............................................85 Black Codes .........................................................85 Ku Klux Klan .........................................................86 The Repression of Civil Rights ............................................86 African Genius: Necessity Is the Mother of Invention .........................86 Summary ...........................................................87 7 The Westward Movement .......................................89 African American Pioneers ..............................................89 Explorers ...........................................................89 Fur Trappers .........................................................90 Cowboys ...........................................................90 African American Women in the West .....................................91 Buffalo Soldiers ......................................................91 African American Californians ...........................................92 Settlers ............................................................93 Summary ...........................................................94 Review .............................................................95 I Checking What You Have Read .......................................95 II On Your Own ....................................................95 8 New Century, Old Problems ......................................97 The Eye of the Storm ..................................................99 Race Riots and Lynching ...............................................100 The Red Summer of 1919..............................................100 Black Wall Street .....................................................101 Rosewood ..........................................................102 A Red Record .......................................................103 The Great Northern Migration ..........................................103 The North and More Problems ..........................................104 The Unions and African American Workers .................................105 A. Philip Randolph ................................................106 A New Labor Union ...............................................106 World War I ........................................................107 African Americans Distinguish Themselves .................................108 The 369th Regiment ( Hellfighters ) .....................................108 Summary ..........................................................108 9 The Early Struggle for Human Rights .............................111 The Problem of the 20th Century ........................................111 Political and Social Activists ............................................112 Marcus Garvey ......................................................112 Monroe Trotter ......................................................113 Mary BJalbert ......................................................113 The Great Debate .................................................113 The Normal/Industrial School Model .....................................115 The Niagara Movement ...............................................117 The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) .........................................118 The National Urban League ............................................118 The Pan-African Movement ............................................118 Summary ..........................................................119 Review ............................................................120 I Checking What You Have Read ......................................120 II On Your Own ...................................................120 African Americans in American Society ...........................123 Early Literary Achievements ............................................124 The Harlem Renaissance ..............................................126 Writers ............................................................126 Visual and Performing Arts .............................................127 Popular Music ...................................................128 Classical Performance .............................................129 Theater .........................................................129 Scholars and Scientists ...............................................130 Carter G. Woodson ...................................................130 Ernest Just .........................................................131 Benjamin Quarles ....................................................132 The Schomburg Collection .............................................132 The Negro Baseball Leagues ...........................................132 Summary ..........................................................133 Hard Times, New Deals, Old Problems ............................135 The Great Depression ................................................135 Leaving the Party of Lincoln ............................................136 The New Deal .......................................................137 Two Influential Women ................................................138 Unrest and Protests ..................................................138 Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. ..............................................139 A Renewed Focus on Civil Rights ........................................139 World War II ........................................................140 Discrimination in Employment ..........................................141 Service in the War ...................................................141 An African American Naval Hero ........................................142 The Tuskegee Airmen .................................................142 The Red Ball Express ..................................................143 Other Military Action .................................................144 Trouble on the Home Front ............................................144 Racism at Home .....................................................144 The Blood Bank .....................................................145 Riots at Home .......................................................145 A Boost for Pride ....................................................146 Jesse Owens ........................................................146 Joe Louis ...........................................................147 The African American Middle Class ......................................148 Summary ..........................................................149 Review ............................................................149 I Checking What You ve Read ........................................149 II On Your Own ...................................................150 12 The Modern Struggle for Civil Rights .............................151 The Civil Rights Era ..................................................151 EmmettTill .........................................................152 Martin Luther King, Jr. ................................................152 The Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) .......................153 The Desegregation of Schools ..........................................154 The Little Rock Nine ..................................................154 James Meredith and Ole Miss .........................................155 The Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) ...................................157 The Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) ....................157 The Mississippi Freedom Summer Project .................................157 Sit-ins, Freedom Riders, and Marches ....................................158 Sit-ins .............................................................158 Freedom Riders ......................................................159 Marches ...........................................................161 The James Meredith March .............................................162 The Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts ...................................162 Summary ..........................................................163 13 The Black Power Movement ....................................165 Other Means of Protest ...............................................165 Black Power and Black Pride ...........................................166 The Black Panther Party ...............................................166 Other Militant Groups ................................................167 US Movement .......................................................167 Revolutionary Action Movement (RAM) ...................................167 The Republic of New Africa (RNA) .......................................168 COINTELPRO .......................................................168 The Nation of Islam ..................................................169 Elijah Muhammad ...................................................169 Malcolm X .........................................................169 Louis Farrakhan .....................................................170 A New Cultural Awakening ............................................170 The Black Arts Movement ..............................................171 American Popular Culture ..............................................171 African American History or Black Studies .................................172 Black Power and Politics ..............................................172 The Congressional Black Caucus .........................................173 Women in Politics ....................................................173 The Rainbow Coalition ................................................173 Summary ..........................................................174 Review ............................................................174 I Checking What You Have Read ......................................174 II On Your Own ...................................................175 14 African Americans and Recent Wars ..............................177 The Asian Wars .....................................................177 The Korean War .....................................................177 The Vietnam War .....................................................178 Muhammad Ali and the Draft ........................................179 Opposition to the War .............................................180 The Persian Gulf Wars ................................................180 The Persian Gulf War (Desert Storm) ......................................180 The Iraq War ........................................................181 Who Fights in These Wars? ..........................................182 Jessica Lynch and Shoshona Johnson ..................................182 Problems in Liberia ..................................................183 Summary ..........................................................185 15 From a Legal Point of View .....................................187 Legislative and Judicial Milestones ......................................187 Laws That Hurt ......................................................187 The Three-Fifths Compromise ...........................................188 Slave Codes to Black Codes and Jim Crow .................................188 Plessy v. Ferguson ...................................................188 Laws That Helped ...................................................189 The Early Civil Rights Acts ..............................................189 The Early Education Cases .............................................190 Brown v. Board of Education ...........................................191 Civil Rights Legislation of the 1900s ......................................192 Affirmative Action ...................................................193 Croson v. Richmond ..................................................194 Bakke v. Regents of the University of California .............................195 University of Michigan ................................................195 Summary ..........................................................196 Review ............................................................196 I Checking What You Have Read ......................................196 II On Your Own ...................................................197 16 The Challenge of the Twenty-first Century ........................199 Education: The Mainstay of African Americans .............................199 The Education Debate Continues ........................................202 Independent Schools .................................................204 No Child Left Behind Legislation .........................................204 School Choice ......................................................205 School Vouchers .....................................................206 Charter Schools .....................................................207 Unequal Justice .....................................................207 Racial Profiling ......................................................208 Police Brutality ......................................................209 Economic and Social Issues ............................................210 Summary ..........................................................211 17 Achievement Against the Odds ..................................213 Black Creativity Redefines American Culture ...............................213 Entertainment ......................................................214 Sports ............................................................215 Law ..............................................................216 Education and Government ............................................216 The Military ........................................................218 Entrepreneurship ....................................................220 Science and Invention ................................................221 African American Inventors ............................................221 Some Contemporary African American Scientists ............................221 Significant Contributors ...............................................221 Significant Contributors to Government/Public Service .......................222 Entertainment .......................................................222 Education/Business/Law ...............................................223 Review ............................................................223 I Checking What You Have Read ......................................223 II On Your Own ...................................................223 18 In Conclusion .................................................225 The History ........................................................225 The Problem .......................................................226 The Struggle .......................................................227 Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States ......................228 The Man/His Early Life ................................................229 His Later Schooling and Career ..........................................229 His Political Career ...................................................230 The Ghosts .........................................................230 The Campaign .......................................................233 The Future: Some Suggestions ..........................................234 Selected Bibliography ..............................................237 Index ..........................................................247 Every year more colleges and high schools are offering classes (and often making them required classes) in black history, Joanne Turner-Sadler provides a concise and probing treatment of 400 years of black history in America that can be used with age groups ranging from lower high school to college, In African American History: An Introduction the author touches on key figures and events that have shaped African American culture beginning with a look at Africa and its various civilizations and the migration of the African people to America, Some essential topics covered are: This book is an indispensable addition to all library collections as well as a teaching tool for instructors. It is heavily illustrated (photos, maps, timelines) with useful end-of-the-chapter questions and activities for further study and includes a handy bibliography of suggested readings and an index. New in this edition is a section on the historic election of Barack Obama, the first African American president of the United States. Interesting connections Obama has to past presidents are explored as well. This edition also contains enhanced discussions of Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice, and the historic positions both held.
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