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1. His name means God is great
2. Gabriel may not have had wings
3. His isn't called Archangel in the Bible
4. He announced the birth of John the Baptist
5. He is mentioned in the old Testament
6. Gabriel only speaks to three Biblical characters
7. He first appears in Daniel's vision

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1. He was born April 27, 1945 died October 2, 2005
2.He won the Pulitzer prize twice both for the piano lesson and Fences
3.Fences all most didn't get made into Motion Pictures
4.the racism he expressed he expressed through his plays
5.He was biracial

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1. It stems from languages spoken by slaves
2. Ebonics has crossover with southern English
3. it's how you were raised no matter what race
4. has many double negatives
5. before the word Ebonics was created the word "nonstandard negro English" was used
6. connects to slave trade
7.  mostly used in the south

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1. It started because black men weren't allowed in the major leagues.
2. In 1885 the Cuban Giants formed the first black professional baseball team
3.Kansas City Monarchs won the first Negro League World Series
4.The Founder of the Negro league is Rube Foster
5.The Negro league was actually 3 different leagues
6. Jackie Robinson was only in the Negro League for 1 year during that time he was a shortstop for the Kansas City Monarchs.
7. Andrew "Rube" foster was the founder and manager of the national negro league.

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1. It started between 1916 - 1970's.
2. Known as the Great Northward Migration.
3.African Americans migrated to take over job opportunities better education and modern facilities of the cities after World War 1.
4.The Great Migration was the mass movement of about five million southern blacks to the North and West.
5. \One of the main factors of The Great Migration was escape from segregation, and arise in racism.
6.Cities like New York, Chicago, and Detroit grew in population due to The Great Migration.
7.By the end of the Great Migration, over 50 percent of the African-America population remained in the south.