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British philosopher
Came up with idea of "natural rights"
Secretary of Royal African Society
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George Washington Williams |
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Founder of African American History
Fought in Civil War; Kicked out- too young |
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Expedition to extract rubber
Destroyed tribes, cut off African's hands
Crucified Africans along Congo River |
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Derogotorry term for blacks |
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Founder of NAACP
Pan-African Congress
wrote "Black Reconstruction"
Great Barrington, Mass
Fisk University
first Harvard grad- PhD
Studied under Hagel |
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Early 19th century German philosopher |
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70s blues singer
Denied entry to Curtis College of Music
Later given honorary degree |
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Pro Soviet; Advocate of Communism
Born- Princeton, NJ
Son of Slave
Rutgers; Phi Beta Kappa
Teammates on football team tried to kill him
Jackie Robinson testified against him |
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Founder of Association for the study of African American Life and History
Historian; Author; Journalist
1st black PhD at Harvard
"Miseducation of the Negro American"
blacks must be taught differently than whites because of their differences |
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wrote "From Slavery to Freedom"-first real AA textbook
PhD from Harvard |
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African-centured way of viewing history
Problem: begins with supposition that white people are bad |
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Believed African Americans should view/write history from an African American standpoint |
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White scholar
Book "Black Athena" asked how white scholars have purposely distorted history to eliminate black contributions |
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most well-known Afro-Centurist
"Everything for African Americans traces back to Egypt" |
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Made movie "Roots'
-Served in Coast Guard in WWII
-wrote Malcom X autobiography
-Went to UN to track where he's from by singing a song his grandmother used to sing to him
-From Gambia
-Transformed himself into an African Prince |
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First formal black Sociologist; PhD University of Chicago
Concerned with effects of slavery on blacks
Process of making slave into citizen- "Seasoning" |
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anthropologist who established African & African American studies in American academia.
White guy |
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Most important crop to American economy during the time of the Civil War |
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-British Ships sailed to African to trade for trinkets, weapons, in turn for slaves
-From Africa, they sailed to South America and the American South to trade for raw materials (sugar, cotton)
From America, manufactured materials are brought back to Britain |
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disciplinary process intended to modify the behavior and attitude of slaves and make them affective laborers.
discarding African culture and introducing Anglo-Saxon |
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-father of capitalism
-wrote Wealth of Nations in 1776
-Wealth of Nations implied that blacks were inferior to whites |
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-wrote "The Notes on Virginia" (extremely racist) |
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-Russian author
-Founder of modern Russian literature
-Half black |
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-French author
-Wrote 3 muskateers |
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-Nature vs Nurture; Inherited Intelligence
-Whites are more genetically endowed
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Stanley Elkins; the Sambo Thesis |
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Man & thesis
-Dumb black man was mentally a slave
-Derived from behavior of Jews during Nazi period |
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Founder of Black Episcopal Church
Born Slave in Philidelphia
Converted to Methodist Chirch |
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Founded the Free African Society in 1787 with Richard Allen |
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Sailor caught by British in Revolutionary War. Put on prison ship. Captain liked him so much, he told him he wanted to send him to get an education in England.
But this man refused, and did not want to betray America |
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slaves were legally private property with livestock |
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term meaning "excaped slave" |
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Quaker from Pennsylvania;
Society for Abolition of Slavery (1787) |
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United black men from several northern cities |
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became religious poet by age 13
wrote first book ever by African woman (1773) |
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born free in Maryland (1731-1806); Mixed race
first black civilian employee of United States government |
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President of Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery |
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-Religious group of quakers that emphasized nonviolence.
-To convince brotherhood to stop using slaves. |
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(Philidelphia) Richard Allen, Absolom Jones
-Build Christian moral character |
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Free Negro from North Carolina
Wrote a book (in appeal to Notes on Virginia) that called for violent uprise from the slaves against the whites.
Closely tied to the Nat Turner revolt |
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- Minister from Tory
Spoke out saying blacks should rise up against their masters |
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- Liberator of Haiti
Became a symbol of black resistance. |
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Fugitive Slave Act of 1793 |
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Can cross state lines to capture their slaves.
- Gave legal custody of the person they claimed |
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British law that forbid American settlements west of Appalachian Mountains |
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