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HIS 120 weekly view Sept. 23,
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Monday,
September 23
In the text, Who Built America, read Chapter Four
There will be quiz on this material in class on Monday, September 23 |
Wed.,
Sept. 25. You
will begin this assignment on Wednesday, September 25 and complete it on
Wednesday, October 2. Read
the following: Post
to BB on the following: John
Barbot claims that he is
“natually
compassionate” and that Europeans treated slaves much more humanely than
Africans.
How would you evaluate this claim based upon a close reading of
both Barbot and Equiano?
Back your position with well-thought-out arguments and evidence from the
documents. As time permits, respond to a posting by a classmate that
has a somewhat different position than yours. |
Some Websites of interest
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MONDAY, SEPT. 30 In the text, Who Built America, read Chapter Five. There will be quiz on this material in class on Monday, September 30 |
Wed., Sept. 30 - Finish the Barbot-Equiano assignment. Go to the Africans in America (Public Broadcasting System) Website. Click on the section entitled “The Terrible Transformation, 1450-1750.” Go to the blackboard. Post (under "Terrible Transformation") a response explaining how the information you found might help answer the take-home midterm paper. Your response should be several paragraphs. |
Some Websites of Interest |
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MONDAY, OCT. 7
There will be quiz on this material in class on Monday, September 17 |
Wed., Oct. 9 - Finish the assignment you began on October 2. (Go to the Africans in America (Public Broadcasting System) Website. Click on the section entitled “The Terrible Transformation, 1450-1750.” Go to the blackboard. Post (under "Terrible Transformation") a response explaining how the information you found might help answer the take-home midterm paper. Your response should be several paragraphs.) |
Some Websites of Interest Exploring Amistad | Africans in America (PBS) | Freedmen and Southern Society | American Slave Narratives: An Online Anthology | Philadelphia Online: A Celebration of Black History | Excerpts from Slave Narratives | Jesuit Plantation Project (Georgetown) | Documenting the American South (University of North Carolina) | African American Mosaic (Library of Congress) | African American Perspectives: Pamphlets 1818-1907 (Library of Congress) | African American Women Writers of the 19th Century (NYPL-Schomburg) | Images of African Americans from the 19th Century (NYPL-Schomburg) | African American Women: 19th Century Manuscripts (Duke) | Levi Jordan Foundation |