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    The Confederate Myth

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    American is a nation with few years of existence but with as much conflict within its borders as compared to other countries in the world. America’s founding and growth to power was done with the intent of white dominance‚ never intending for those who did much of the labor that kept the economy afloat-the enslaved black people. America’s hierarchy of blacks having nothing and no chance to become anything more was shaken with the Emancipation Proclamation and ensuing 13th‚ 14th‚ and 15th Amendments

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    African Americans and many other races and cultures that are not “white”. Because of their ethnic differences these people were targeted and tortured. Members of these Klan’s often participated in activities like floggings‚ tar and feathering‚ lynchings and beatings. The violence that they inflicted was to create and gain control of a perfect society Women were highly valued but received harsh punishment. The women were accused of things like prostitution and adultery. For their punishments‚ they

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    the laws in the book was when Tom Robinson is being put on trial‚ the black people and white people are separated into different areas of the courtroom. Also‚ the execution of Tom Robinson from being accused of rape of a white female relates to the lynching of Blacks. The Jim Crow laws were a way of life from 1877-1960’s. In To Kill A Mockingbird it shows how these laws were used in their society. The article entitled “Detroit Race Riots” by PBS.org‚ focuses on the social tensions of the time and highlights

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    sudden migration of African Americans to the more urbanized locations of America‚ we must first consider the increased level of racism in the South of this time. “The primary factor for migration was the racial climate and widespread violence of lynching in the South.”1 With the Jim Crow laws being in effect‚ much of the idea of “separate but equal” facilities for African Americans was terribly skewed. “In reality‚ this led to treatment and accommodations that were usually inferior to those provided

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    How far do you agree that the years 1945-55 saw only limited progress in improving the status of African Americans? Between the years 1945-55 the rights of African Americans improved slightly‚ with improvement to social rights and the introduction of taking civil right cases to the supreme courts. Despite the marginal improvement in America I believe that the years 1945-55 only saw limited progress. Under President Truman some steps in the right direction were taken‚ even after the African Americans

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    A Long Struggle and Fight

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    Samantha Meyer Professor Mettler History 146 27 February 2013 A Long Struggle and Fight Freedom is seen as being free‚ making your own decisions‚ independence‚ and not being under restraint. During reconstruction and World War I‚ freedom was seen as either easily acquired or a dream. African Americans were not born with the gift of freedom. During this time period‚ blacks struggled with gaining freedom. White people had a very different version of freedom and were not willing to give it up easily

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    Alice Walker - flowers

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    Alice Walker – The flowers “The Flowers” is a story written by Alice Walker‚ in 1988. It’s a 3th-person narrator that tells the story. The story tells us about a girl‚ whose name is Myop. She lives near a forest in a cabin with her family. Sometimes she walks in the forest with her mother‚ they collect nuts among the fallen leaves – actually they have done it many times‚ so that’s why Myop knows the forest very well. One day she is out for one of these walks‚ but by herself. This day something

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    Essay On Tulsa Race Riot

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    No other race riot can compare to the destruction of the Tulsa Race Riot. From late at night on May 31 to June 1 early in the morning‚ "over 300 people were killed‚ mostly black‚ and more than 40 square block and 1‚256 buildings were destroyed" (Pusey). Black men did their best to fight back but were out powered. The mod had grown to be over 5‚000. The rioters looted and burned down hundreds building to demolish black people’s pride. The surviving African American’s struggled to alive‚ they had nothing

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    Nathan Jarm English 11‚ Period 3 March 18‚ 2016 How Twain criticizes society Everyone has a conscience that should be their guide "morality." A conscience is there to tug someone on the shoulder to pull them in the right direction‚ on what is "right" and what is "wrong." Mark Twain writes a book called "The adventures of Huckleberry Finn" about a delinquent child named Huckleberry Finn that faces challenges throughout the story‚ deciding what is "right" and "wrong" which makes the character twist

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    “My whole life has been a chronology of changes.”(Malcolm X) Malcolm X was an extreme supporter of the Civil Rights Movement with actions that laid upon Jim Crow Laws‚ 1954 Supreme Court Ruling‚ Lynchings‚ the Montgomery Bus Boycott‚ Segregation in Schools and much more to support black rights and end cruelty. These were all extremely risky acts to commit to during this era due to whites that did not agree with bettering the black man livelihood.

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