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    The Rise and Fall of the Ku Klux Klan By Aj Roennebeck HIST102 D008 Spr 13 With the Civil War over and tensions still high between the south and the north; the country saw a rise in violence against African Americans. Those in the south still didn’t believe blacks rated the same as them. In this paper I will discuss the rise of the Ku Klux Klan‚ the activities the Klan participated in‚ and the eventual fall of the Klan. After the Civil war ended many southerners still had the belief that

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    says Walker Evans.1 Throughout his photographic career Walker Evans was just that‚ interested in the history that he lived through. As an FSA photographer‚ Evans mission was to “introduce America to America” and showcase “the reality of its own time and place in history” says Stryker‚ the leader of the FSA movement.2 Evans produced images that revealed Americas’ despair in the depression‚ but also the hope for the future. In the photograph “Alabama Cotton Tenant Farmer Family”‚ Evans portrays an

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    In the movie‚ Sandlot‚ produced by David Evans shows how a young boy named Scottie Smalls moves into a new neighborhood. Smalls attempts to make friends with a group of kids who play baseball on a baseball field called the sandlot. Together they go on many hilarious and inspirational adventures. However‚ in one case the group of boys run into a difficult problem because Smalls takes a baseball signed with Babes Ruths name on it from his stepfather’s trophy room‚ which gets hit over a fence. Over

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    World War Two A letter was written by a man named Medgar Evans. He was an African American man from Mississippi who entered the WW2 at age 19. Medgar was completely out of his comfort zone when he entered the army especially since his whole patrol unit was led by a white lieutenant. The lieutenant favored Medgar and became a mentor teaching him that intelligence would take him far in life and to always strive for something better. Joining the army opened a whole new world for Medgar who had never

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    THE KU KLUX KLAN The ku Klux klan is a homophobic‚ racist and anti-Communist who despises to blacks‚ Jews‚ Catholics‚ Communists‚ homosexuals and they mutiny against anyone who thinks different from them; It is the oldest organization in the United States and its ideology more than the rights of white men. This organization infiltrating their same brotherhood people in Government‚ the Senate and the counties in order to uphold its arguments and go scot-free from their crimes and misdeeds. In the

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    Exam 2 Study Guide Be able to recognize the following verses and their references. Ephesians 2:4a 4 But God‚ being rich in mercy‚ because of the great love with which he loved us Lamentations 3:22–23 22 The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases;  his mercies never come to an end; 23 they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness. Psalm 86:3–5 3 Be gracious to me‚ O Lord‚ for to you do I cry all the day. 4 Gladden the soul of your servant‚   for to you‚ O Lord‚ do I lift up my

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    On Tuesday‚ November 5th‚ we gathered into our small groups and discussed the selected reading‚ “John Wesley on the final restoration of nature” In this reading‚ Wesley a theologian and Methodist leader‚ discusses his sermon “The General Deliverance‚” and reflects on many questions concerning about the animal kingdom. A common question for most is‚ “How is it that misery of all kinds overspreads the face of the earth if the Father and Creator of every living thing‚ is rich in mercy towards all?”

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    While watching the first couple of movies‚ I learned that the directors and actors and most of the population were extremely racist in the early 1900’s. Instead of casting actual black or Asian men and women‚ white actors would play blacks and Asians as seen in The Birth of a Nation and Broken Blossoms‚ respectively. Not only were the actors painted to look like black men and women but they also acted like the stereotypical version of black people: unintelligent‚ foolish‚ bad grammar‚ and unruly

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    The roaring 20’s was the time for people to express and get out into the world and do things they would not normally do. It was a time for dancing‚ art‚ and entertainment to emerge into society. Traditionalist did not always approve of these new activities among the youth. However‚ negative influences started to appear in the south. A terrorist group known as the Ku Klux Klan was created to create fear among African Americans to hold their power within the south. "The name Ku Klux Klan was derived

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    REV. DR. JOHN WESLEY KNIGHT – A CANADIAN MISSIONARY WHO UNSELFISHLY SERVED HIS BLACK ADOPTED BRETHREN IN SOUTHERN ST. ANN‚ JAMAICA By Winston Donald‚ Kingston ‚ Jamaica (Pending MA in Cultural studies) Class‚ colour and race have defined Jamaica. The majority black Jamaicans are ever reminded of our past not by institutions but by the power relations that permeate our socio-economic and cultural space. Yet in our history the people of colour are and were those who represented colonizers

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