Freedom on My Mind Volume 2 A History of African Americans with Documents 2nd Edition White Test Bank

Product details:

• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1319060536
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1319060534
• Author: White

Gain insight into African American history from early slave trading in Africa through present day as Freedom on My Mind, Volume 2 combimes historical narrative and primary resources together, putting the African American story into the larger context of US history

Table contents:

1. Introduction: The Study of African American History
2. Chapter 9 Reconstruction: The Making and Unmaking of a Revolution, 1865–1877
3. Chapter Vignette: Jourdon and Mandy Anderson Find Security in Freedom after Slavery
4. A Social Revolution
5. Freedom and Family
6. Church and Community
7. Land and Labor
8. The Hope of Education
9. A Short-Lived Political Revolution
10. The Political Contest over Reconstruction
11. Black Reconstruction
12. The Defeat of Reconstruction
13. Opportunities and Limits outside the South
14. Autonomy in the West
15. The Right to Work for Fair Wages
16. The Struggle for Equal Rights
17. Conclusion: Revolutions and Reversals
18. Chapter 9 Review
19. Key Terms
20. Review Questions
21. Suggested References
22. Document Project: The Vote
23. Sojourner Truth, Equal Voting Rights, 1867
24. Proceedings of the American Equal Rights Association, A Debate: Negro Male Suffrage vs. Woman Suffrage, 1869
25. Mary Ann Shadd Cary, Woman’s Right to Vote, Early 1870s
26. A. R. Waud, The First Vote, 1867
27. A. Clark, Address of the Colored State Convention to the People of Iowa in Behalf of Their Enfranchisement, 1868
28. Thomas Nast, Colored Rule in a Reconstructed(?) State, 1874
29. Chapter 10 Black Life and Culture during the Nadir, 1877–1915
30. Chapter Vignette: Ida B. Wells: Creating Hope and Community amid Extreme Repression
31. Racism and Black Challenges
32. Racial Segregation
33. Ideologies of White Supremacy
34. Disfranchisement and Political Activism
35. Lynching and the Campaign against It
36. Freedom’s First Generation
37. Black Women and Men in the Era of Jim Crow
38. Black Communities in the Cities of the New South
39. New Cultural Expressions
40. Migration, Accommodation, and Protest
41. Migration Hopes and Disappointments
42. International Migrations
43. The Age of Booker T. Washington
44. The Emergence of W. E. B. Du Bois
45. Conclusion: Racial Uplift in the Nadir
46. Chapter 10 Review
47. Key Terms
48. Review Questions
49. Suggested References
50. Document Project: Agency and Constraint
51. The Lynching of Charles Mitchell, 1897
52. The Executive Committee of the State Convention of Colored Citizens of Kentucky, Call for a Convention, 1885
53. A Georgia Negro Peon, The New Slavery in the South, 1904
54. W. E. B. Du Bois, Along the Color Line, 1910
55. Letter to the Editor, From the South, 1911
56. Chain Gang
57. Chapter 11 The New Negro Comes of Age, 1915–1930
58. Chapter Vignette: Zora Neale Hurston and the Advancement of the Black Freedom Struggle
59. The Great Migration
60. Origins and Patterns of Migration
61. West Indian Migrants
62. Black Community Aid Societies
63. Changes in Church Membership and Worship
64. Segregation, Self-Sufficiency, and Political Power
65. War Abroad, Violence at Home
66. African Americans in the Great War
67. Race Riots and Red Summer
68. The Rebirth of the KKK
69. The New Negro Arrives
70. Institutional Bases for Social Science and Historical Studies
71. The Universal Negro Improvement Association
72. The Harlem Renaissance
73. Conclusion: The New Negro Comes of Age

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