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IMAGES OF JIM CROW

IMAGES OF JIM CROW. Don Spooner and Chris Harper. The "Jim Crow" figure was a fixture of the minstrel shows that toured the South; a white man made up as a black man sang and mimicked stereotypical behavior in the name of comedy.

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COMPARING THE TEXAS REVOLUTION AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

COMPARING THE TEXAS REVOLUTION AND THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. ARE THEY SIMILAR OR ARE THEY DIFFERENT?. WHERE DOES IT BELONG?. COLONISTS AND SETTLERS ORIGINALLY LEFT ALONE (MOTHER COUNTRIES DID NOT INTERFERE). WHERE DOES IT BELONG?. COLONISTS AND SETTLERS BEGAN TO DEVELOP ON THEIR OWN

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Reading History and The Rise of Jim Crow

Reading History and The Rise of Jim Crow. Bruce A. Lesh Franklin High School Reisterstown, Maryland. Myths about Primary Sources . Primary sources are more reliable than secondary Primary sources can be read as arguments about the past

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Chapter 11 THE TEXAS REVOLUTION 1835-1836

OBJECTIVES. Explain how the Battle of Gonzales significantly changed relations between Texans and the Mexican government.Trace the events that led to the siege of San Antonio.Describe what happened during the siege and capture of San Antonio.. SECTION 1: The War Begins. EFFECTS OF THE BATTLE OF G

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Foundations of Racial Discrimination: From Slavery to Jim Crow

Foundations of Racial Discrimination: From Slavery to Jim Crow. Artemus Ward Dept. of Political Science Northern Illinois University http://polisci.niu.edu/ polisci/faculty/ward/ aeward@niu.edu. Preparing Cotton for the Gin at Smith’s Plantation, 1862. Port Royal, South Carolina.

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The Prejudice of Jim Crow and the Holocaust

The Prejudice of Jim Crow and the Holocaust. CENTROPA Project by Illijan Kuzmanovic Jeffrey Renihan. Modified from a presentation by Mitchell Bloomer. The Quiz!. Members of the minority group are not allowed to be teachers in the public schools. Nazi Germany

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Slavery and the African American Experience in the American Revolution

Slavery and the African American Experience in the American Revolution. Crispus Attucks in the Mob at the “Boston Massacre,” 1770. Phillis Wheatley, Boston Slave and Published Poet. Slavery and Slave Revolt as a Cause of the American Revolution.

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The Roots of Revolution

The Roots of Revolution. Ch 12 Sec 1. The Old Regime. Under the Old Regime, society was divided into three Estates or Classes. First Estate -- Made up of the clergy. Comprised 1% of the population A lot of power and Money. Did not have to pay taxes.

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The Jim Crow Era

Catherine Eatherton. The Jim Crow Era. Who was Jim Crow?. NOT a person A symbol that represented the stereotypical African-American male Created in song in 1836 Things started to be named after the “Jim Crow” character. (“the Rise and Fall of Jim Crow”) (Davis)

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The Rise of Jim Crow

The Rise of Jim Crow. The South After the Reconstruction. The Civil War = 1861 - 1865 Reconstruction = 1865 - 1877. Jim Crow Laws. Varied by state Restricted marriage, voting, and working rights. Black Disenfranchisement . Literacy Tests Poll Taxes Grandfather’s Clause. Segregation.

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The Battles of the Texas Revolution December 1835-April 1836

The Battles of the Texas Revolution December 1835-April 1836. Refugio, Coleto, Goliad, Runaway Scrape, San Jacinto. General Urrea Marches North. As Santa Anna was attacking the Alamo, General Urrea marched the Mexican army north.

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The Texas Revolution, 1836

The Texas Revolution, 1836. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna began restricting the powers of the regimes in Coahuita – Texas & other Mexican states. Ignited a series of rebellions The most important rebellion was known as the Texas Revolution. The Texas Revolution, 1836.

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The World of Jim Crow

The World of Jim Crow. -- chapter 9, section 3 --. The Roots of Jim Crow. Reconstruction Union troops enforce rights of former slaves in South Blacks vote blacks into office 1877 = End of Reconstruction No more Union troops to enforce rights Freedoms begin to fade. Voting Restrictions.

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The Birth of Jim Crow:

The Birth of Jim Crow:. Blacks and Whites in the Post-Reconstruction South. Timeline. 1877: Hayes Compromise 1896: Plessy v. Ferguson 1905: “Jim Crow” laws thruout South. Work in South. Per capita income static, 1880-1900 1900: 6% workers in manufacturing. Education.

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Pictures of Jim Crow

Pictures of Jim Crow. Water Coolers at a train station. Help Wanted. Waiting Room. Theater. James W. Smith. James W. Smith . First African American cadet at West Point Kicked out under suspicious terms Taunted, silent treatment

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The World of Jim Crow

The World of Jim Crow. Angela Brown Chapter 17 Section 3. http://orpheus.ucsd.edu/speccoll/dspolitic/pm/1942/21012cs.jpg. Voting Restrictions. Concerned African Americans would gain too much political power by voting

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Foundations of Racial Discrimination: From Slavery to Jim Crow

Foundations of Racial Discrimination: From Slavery to Jim Crow. Bill of Rights Institute Fort Wayne, IN March 17, 2009 Artemus Ward Dept. of Political Science Northern Illinois University http://polisci.niu.edu/ polisci/faculty/ward/ aeward@niu.edu.

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The Making of the Jim Crow South

The Making of the Jim Crow South. “A National Game That Is Played Out,” Granger, 1876. The disputed election of 1876. Cornelia Adele Strong, The Florida Case Before the Electoral Commission, oil on canvas, 1879. “A Truce – Not a Compromise,” Harper’s Weekly, 1877.

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The End of Reconstruction and the Origins of Jim Crow

The End of Reconstruction and the Origins of Jim Crow. Overview. Reconstruction: a review The Compromise of 1877 The Emergence of Jim Crow. 1. Reconstruction: A Review. What’s Reconstruction?. 1865: Civil War ends; North wins Two relationships to reconsider: States vs. federal government

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Chapter 11 THE TEXAS REVOLUTION (1835-1836)

Chapter 11 THE TEXAS REVOLUTION (1835-1836). Section 1: The War Begins Section 2: The Consultation of 1835 Section 3: The Siege of the Alamo Section 4: The Convention of 1836 Section 5: Independence Is Won. SECTION 1: The War Begins. OBJECTIVES.

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The World of Jim Crow

The World of Jim Crow. Angela Brown Chapter 7 Section 3. http://orpheus.ucsd.edu/speccoll/dspolitic/pm/1942/21012cs.jpg. Voting Restrictions. Concerned African Americans would gain too much political power by voting Began to require voters to own property and pay a poll tax or special fee

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The World of Jim Crow

The World of Jim Crow. America at the beginning of the 20 th Century. Background. In existence from the 1880s to 1960s In every state of the former Confederacy, a system of legalized segregation and disfranchisement was fully in place by 1910.

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