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    Fili TEKLE Pro. Gernon HIS 102 Black Codes of Mississippi The main way the white southerners tried to limit the freedom of black slaves was by the use of the KKK. The white southerners tried to limit the freedom of African American was by the use of the Black Codes. The Black Codes were established by the white southerner to keep African American in lawful slavery as second class societies. The laws were formed generally to retain African Americans as an employer for a specific period of time. Black

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    of dollars. Though it began far in the Bahamas‚ the storm left a trail of devastation along the Gulf Coast‚ Florida‚ and Texas‚ but most of the damage occurred in Louisiana (Hartman and Gregory 24). Katrina traveled along the coastal region of Mississippi leading to massive flooding as a result of levee failures. Buildings collapsed and cars were carried away as the storm waters rushed towards the mainland. Part of the destruction was blamed on human error‚ failure‚ and to some extent‚ negligence

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    Mississippi Museum Essay

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    crafter of miraculous artwork. He has grown up in the heart of Mississippi‚ living and hearing stories of the past and present. This history has captivated and motivated Lott to share his viewpoint with the world. Lott prides himself on his ability to capture the history of the Mississippi in his artwork through his choice of color‚ shape‚ texture‚ and medium. A great example of all these elements is displayed at the University of Mississippi Museum in Oxford‚ Ms in the exhibition Apocrypha. Apocrypha

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    lives of less fortunate in many selfless ways; what many don’t know is that Oprah was once poverty stricken as well‚ and rose to overcome many obstacles that came her way. Oprah was born on January 9‚ 1954 in an underprivileged neighborhood in Mississippi. Her childhood was a rough one‚ as her mother was a single‚ teenage‚ housemaid. She was sent to live with her grandmother at a young age and experienced the many heartaches of poverty and abuse my family members. Oprah knew she wanted to work in

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    landfall in the Gulf Coast on August 29‚ but first touched down in Florida a few days earlier. In Florida the storm was only a Category 1 and caused minimal damage to people and the environment. However‚ the well documented damage caused in Alabama‚ Mississippi‚ and Louisiana was one of the greatest natural disasters to ever strike the United States. While much of the Gulf Coast was adversely affected by the hurricane‚ the majority of damage to human life and the environment was in and around New Orleans

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    brother‚ and two sisters in Gulfport‚ MS. Growing up as a child everyone thought that I would follow in my mother footsteps as a nurse‚ but that was not my desire. In 2000 I graduated from Gulfport High School and furthered my education at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Jefferson Davis campus where I graduated with an associate degree in General Studies. Unfortunately after graduation I did not go into that area right away. I was introduced to my husband Sedrick where we married

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    slavery which leads to gangs. Hurricane Karina: was the costliest and one of the deadliest hurricanes in the history of the United States. Most notable in media coverage were the catastrophic effects on the city of New Orleans‚ La.‚ and coastal Mississippi. Criticism of the federal‚ state and local governments’ reaction to the storm was widespread. The bombing of Black Wall Street: community was the sight

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    First Writing Assignment “Two Views of the Mississippi” As Mark Twain learned the trade of steamboating he needed to be able to discern between the beautiful aspects of the river which he talked about figuratively and the critical awareness of those same aspects as they pertain to navigation. The two sets of details are in juxtaposition. However‚ there is something larger happening in the excerpt. What is it? Define it as the thematic concern for your paper. Develop your thesis around the

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    hurricane caused New Orleans to suffer great losses and the state was practically covered in just ruins and water. The remaining people had to travel in boats and other water transportation vehicles. The hurricane hit Louisiana‚ most of New Orleans‚ Mississippi‚ Florida and Alabama. Not including‚ other places outside of the U.S. The hurricane stopped and dissolved on August 30‚ 2005. The storm proved to be a force not to be reckoned with. After August 30‚ 2005‚ immediate relief was given to

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    Mississippi Burning Essay

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    Prentiss Austin I decided on watching Mississippi Burning to write my final paper on. This movie came out in 1988‚ and stared Gene Hackman (Anderson) and William Dafoe (Ward) as F.B.I agents. Mississippi Burning was loosely based on the real life events of the search for three Civil Rights Activists who were kidnapped and murdered in summer of 1964 during the Freedom rides. This film interested me because I wanted to see how my acquired knowledge of the CRM influenced my feelings about the movie

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