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Describer:
~Who was Malcolm's Father?
~What happened to him?
~When did it happen?
~Where did this happen?
~Why did happen?
Analyzer:
~What were the results and consequences of this event?
~In what ways did it affect Malcolm and his family?
Illustrator:
~What image can help demonstrate the importance of this event in Malcolm X's life?
~Explain the choice of image and what it shows.

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Espoir Chapter 11 IllustratorThe Split with ElijahMuhammad

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Espoir Chapter 11 IllustratorThe Split with ElijahMuhammad

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thin the nation of Islam the split between Malcolm and Elijah

Muhammad was becoming more

Pronunced more difficult to handle

Muhammad was still limiting his statements to the core philosophy of the nation of Islam while Malcolm was talking about international issues.

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a the event of chapter effected

Malcolm life was because before when Malcolm come back from

Saudi Arabia he realized he was wrong for saying that to white people." Two days after he arrived at Kennedy.

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for Malcolm to start to start the next phase of his life he had to go Boston and talk to his sister Ella

Malcom start the new chaper. of his life because of the separation of nation of Islam, he decided that a leached who preached morality and preached a religious way to lie should start with himself

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the most important events in chapter 15 was Malcolm's first encounter with the nation of Islam and how he became interested in their teachings all the things was happened in mecca Saudi Arabia by the middle of October, Malcolm had met with eleven heads of state in Africa returing to the United states on Tuesday, the twenty-Unity

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there was a series of shot in rapid, and then a booming noise chair were flying everywhere, people were screaming. betty shabazz was sitting in the front row her girls were wearing snowsuit she was trying to take them of" How malcolm dead there's a bomb theres a bomb there were two men in front of malcolm and one them firing a pistol.

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the most important events in chapter 15 was Malcolm's first encounter with the nation of Islam and how he became interested in their teachings all the things was happened in mecca Saudi Arabia by the middle of October, Malcolm had met with eleven heads of state in Africa returing to the United states on Tuesday, the twenty-fourth of November, 1964. After meeting with the members of his organization of Afro-American

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Malcolm father name is Earl Little. His family name was Little, but Malcolm's father, Earl, was a big man. Tall, heavyset, and dark, he was a man. In 1931, when Malcolm Little was 6 Years old, his father was killed. Although the cause of death is officially recorded as an accident Malcolm and many others believe this is not the truth. They believe he was murdered by white supermacists because he was spreading the word of Marcus Garvey(p 22). Marcus Garvey believed is black Economic independence and and in Africa Unity for all people who had been taking from  a Africa . Speaking out against the white supermacists was dangerous to do but that did not stop Earl Little form speaking out for truth and justice for Black Americans. The loss of his father was never forgotten and influenced Malcolm for the rest of his life.

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His teacher said that he had always done well in his class and his teacher liked him and he always wish him but the teacher was upset when malcolm said he wanted to be a lawyer

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Malcolm father name is Earl Little. His family name was Little, but Malcolm's father, Earl, was a big man. Tall, heavyset, and dark, he was a man. In 1931, when Malcolm Little was 6 Years old, his father was killed. Although the cause of death is officially recorded as an accident Malcolm and many others believe this is not the truth. They believe he was murdered by white supermacists because he was spreading the word of Marcus Garvey(p 22). Marcus Garvey believed is black Economic independence and and in Africa Unity for all people who had been taking from a Africa . Speaking out against the white supermacists was dangerous to do but that did not stop Earl Little form speaking out for truth and justice for Black Americans. The loss of his father was never forgotten and influenced Malcolm for the rest of his life.

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The person to the right side is Malcolm X's father, Earl Little who used to speak about Marcus Garvey's ideas (the person to the left), which cost him his life.
"He spoke of the problems of the black race, and the ideas and philosophy of Marcus Garvey" (Malcolm X: By Any Means Necessary, Page 12).

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When Malcolm was 6 old his father was killed by white supremist. Garvey messege of african unity for black people was important to louise,Earl and Malcolm.

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Chapter 2: The Son Part 1: The times and The Mother

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Chapter 2: The Son Part 1: The times and The Mother

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Describer:
What was the conditions in America in which Malcolm was born?
What happened to Malcolm's mother?
When and where was this happening?
Why do you think his mother had a nervous breakdown?
Analyzer:
How did the circumstances of racism in society affect Malcolm's mother's mental health?
How did that affect Malcolm's family?
Illustrator:
What image can help show the circumstances for Malcolm and his family during his childhood?
Why did you choose that image? What does it portray?

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The most important events of the first part of Chapter 2 concern his mother.  His Mother, Loise Little, had a very difficult time taking care of Malcolm and his siblings after her husband was killed.  She couldn’t find a job that paid a lot of money because she was black.  The family often didn’t have enough to eat and had trouble paying the rent.  According to the text, “Sometimes the family had barely enough to eat and would have to make soup out of wild dandelion greens that they would gather.” (Myers, P.22) These problems caused his mother to have serious mental problems and be unable to care for her family.  Finally, his mother had a nervous breakdown and was sent to a mental hospital.  Malcolm and his siblings were separated and sent to live with different families.

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The events of the beginning of Chapter 2 resulted in the end of Malcolm’s family life.  After the murder of his father and the hospitalization of his mother, Malcolm childhood and family life were destroyed.  Racism in American society tore his life and family apart. Myers writes, “Malcolm had seen his house burn down.  He had been exposed to the violent death of his father, had known extreme hunger, had seen the slow breakdown of his mother, and had also seen brothers and sisters placed in homes” (P.30)  Malcolm’s life was never the same.

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the effect of Malcolm x being hustler I Harlem was involved in were not considered true crimes by the Harlem community they were known to be crimes what did

Malcolm learned he learned to observe the people he dealt with he knew what troubled them and what pleased them.

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This is a photo of the Kalamazoo Mental Hospital.  Malcolm's mother "was declared legally insane and committed to a mental institution in 1939." (P. 30)  His family was destroyed.  Malcolm and his siblings were separated and never lived together again.  His happy childhood was over.

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What was school like for Malcolm?
What did his favorite  teacher say to him?
Why did he say it?
Analyzer:
How did Malcolm's schooling affect him?
What was the effect of his teacher's career selection have on Malcolm?
Illustrator:
What image can demonstrate the impact of Malcolm's schooling and the advice of his teacher had on him?
What image did you choose? Why did you choose it?

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the summary of the paragraph and that Malcolm stopped studying s 8 years old , I travel to another city that is called Boston meeting a black girl and then the betrayal with a white woman and in the end was arrested stealing from some white men and was arrested by the racist police and sentenced to more than 10 years in prison and then meet a Musselman that teaching on the religion Musselman

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In 1937, when Malcolm was 12 years old he going to school. Sometimes he was very worried about his color. He tried about his color. "Malcolm states in his autobiography, that during this time he tried to be as "white" as possible"(p.34). Malcolm say that he was tried to be a black and sometimes he was bullying by white boys it affect to Malcolm school life. When he was good is all class his teacher was liked him. "Malcolm hadn't thought much about what he wanted to be when he finished school, but he told the teacher that he wanted to be a lawyer"(p.37). Malcolm did not think that he can finished his school. One day he told his teacher that he wanted to be a lawyer but his teacher cast down him from be a lawyer. and Malcolm know that he was black and black can not accept succeed. and he also know that less black student they study in high school. There some few law school in Michigan and they accept less black student. This was the affect of his teacher's they cast down Malcolm to career selection.

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Malcolm X wanted to be an lawyer. But, it can be said that it was very far fetched for him, being a Black American during that time. And his teacher advised him to choose a different path.

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Describer:
What is the new image Malcolm created? (Hair, dress, language)
What was his impression of Harlem?
Where does Malcolm move to?
Who influences Malcolm in his new city?
How does he earn money?

Analyzer:
How did moving to Boston change Malcolm?
How did seeing the Black community in Harlem affect Malcolm?

Illustrator:
Choose an image that shows Malcolm's new style and explain why you chose that image.

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Malcolm adapted the slang and style of the inner-city of Roxbury. He wore zoot suit and it was sky blue. He liked the new image of him. He let his hair grow and have it "conked".

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The events of Chapter 3 changed Malcolm.  For example.....
According to the text,".........." (page ?)

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the events of the chapter 9 greatly effected Malcolm's life. according to the text (105) the nation of Islam and Malcolm grew bigger. they are in public eye as Malcolm becomes more important he" expressed interest in working with other groups and Elijah Muhammad was against it. Malcolm wanted to use the nation in more active manner than his leader and teacher was willing to allow Malcolm.

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The event of chapter 8 there were big changed as Malcolm X became chief spokesperson. Now the Nation of Islam is successful, their fight was against drugs. "One of these problems, in which the Muslim were particularly successful, was the fight against drug addiction In Muslims and non-Muslims mike Wallace had a reputation for toughness and fairness, so Malcolm hoped for the best.

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Malcolm was being compared to other black leader of this period the most notable of these was martin Luther king Jr. according to the page (117 chapter) the different between Martin Luther Jr and Malcolm were primarily in their methods both men were dedicated to bettering the condition Malcolm and Martin Luther king Ir they're trying to make things better in condition of their people.

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I choose this picture because.'' He had pictures taken of himself and was pleased with his new image, except for his hair."(p 46). It's means that he took a picture but he did not show his hair properly.

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Chapter 4: Detroit Red

Describer:
What was the condition in America and the world like in the 1940s?
How did Malcolm get the name "Detroit Red"?
When did Malcolm get arrested and what did he do?
Where did Malcolm transfer to after being in a Boston prison? Why?

Analyzer:
What effect did being a street hustler in Harlem have on Malcolm? What did he learn?
How did being in prison affect Malcolm?

Illustrator:
Choose an image that reflects his criminal life during his time in Harlem and Boston. Explain why you chose this image.

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Many important events happens in chapter 4, In 1940 American condition like economic problem because of the world war II, Civil War ,"on the 1941 , the Japanese Army had attacked Pearl Harbor, bringing the the United States firmly into the Second World War. African-Americans had fought in every war the United States had been in. Black patriots had fought in the Revolutionary War, had manned ships in the War of 1812, had fought for the Union in the Civil War."(p 54). This say us that 1940 America condition was very hard because they fight for there Country. Japanese army attacked in United States then United States they fight for there freedom. Malcolm get the name "Detroit Red" because he involved in criminal activities. " Malcolm knew that what he was doing was considered criminal activity and understood that in almost any illegal activity some people would be hurt."(p 57). This shows that Malcolm know what he doing, he selling illegal drugs he think that will be hurt some people. And during this period he was often called Detroit red because of his reddish hair. Malcolm get arrested because he did mistake." Then Malcolm made a mistake. He took a stolen watch to a shop to have crystal repaired. Malcolm confessed to his crimes. he had been caught with the stolen jewelry, and at the time of his arrest had a gun in his possession."(p 59). This means that Malcolm get arrest because he stolen watch from a shop. Malcolm transfer to after being in a Boston prison because of more freedom. " The program was being conducted at an institution in Norfolk, Massachusetts. The program at Norfolk provided the prisoners with considerably more freedom than was available at either Charlestown or Concord Reformatory."(P 62). Malcolm was transfer to after being Boston prison because of the more freedom in Norfolk give more freedom then Charlestown that's why he was transfer from Boston prison.

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During his time in Harlem, Malcolm X used to do street hustle. It was considered a crime by the law but not by the Harlem community. But after the second world war in 1945, black people

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Describer:
Why did Malcolm join the Nation of Islam?  Who influenced him?
How did Malcolm educate himself while he was in prison?
What was the Nation of Islam? Why did African-Americans join this group?
Analyzer:
How did Malcolm change during this period of his life?
What do you think Malcolm would have done after prison if he didn't join the Nation of Islam? Why?
Why do you think that Elijah Mohmmad told Malcolm that he was not a criminal?
Illustrator:
Choose an image that represents his life in prison and how he changed. Explain why you chose this image?

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Many important thing happen in chapter 5, Malcolm completely change his mind about religion. His brother Reginald tell him about nation of Islam." The most influential one was from Reginald, who was a minister in something called the Nation of Islam. Reginald advised him to keep his body clean, and not to eat pork or smoke cigarettes. Malcolm soon discovered that several of his brothers and sisters had joined the Nation of Islam."(p 64). This say that Malcolm brother Reginald influenced him to join Nation of Islam. He join Nation of Islam because Malcolm Change his mind. Malcolm dedicated himself t educated himself and learning how to read in prison. " In the meantime he continued his studies."(p 67). In that time Malcolm study hard, he spent lots of hours, carefully copy something improve his vocabulary. The Nation of Islam is political religious movement. African- American people join because there own Traditional followers of Islam. " The Nation of Islam was both a political and religious movement."( p 64). There is say that Nation of Islam is Political religious thing and Traditional thing that's why lot of African - American people join Nation of Islam.

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Malcolm wasn't religious by the time he was in jail. He was raised in a religious household. But situation he went through and was going through made it hard to be in a faith. So he rejected the preaches, even his brother Philbert's pray who was member of a church. He probably would've gone to his life of crime after getting out of jail. One day, his brother Reginald visited him in the jail and spoke to him about the Nation of Islam. Malcolm listened to him passionately. It made him seek more knowledge. He taught himself to read. And finally,

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Describer:
Who started the Nation of Islam? Why?
Who was Elijah Mohammad?  What was his original name?
What did the Nation of Islam teach about self-defense?
Analyzer:
Why were African-Americans interested in converting to Islam and joining the Nation of Islam?
The Nation of Islam is the not the same as traditional Islam.  How are they different?  How are they similar?
Illustrator:
Choose an image that shows what life was really like for many African-Americans in the United States in the 1940's and 1950's. Why did you choose this image? What does it show?

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Many important thing happen in Chapter 6 , In 1930 one man his name is Wallace Fard Muhammad he start the Nation of Islam." The Nation Of Islam had its start in Detroit, Michigan, around the year 1930. A man who claimed to have been born in Mecca, the holy city of Islamic people, began to teach among the black population at that time."( Myers, P 69) He started of Nation Of Islam because of the Whites and Black Discussing the relationships. Elijah Mohammed was an American religious leader."  There was a strong religious element in the teachings. Although Fard Muhammad taught from the Familiar Christian Bible, he stated that it was not the right book to teach from. The right book, he said , was the Qu'ran, the holy book of the Islamic religion.''( Myers, P 70). This shows  that he try to teach people what is the right book to teach. What is the right book to change yourself. His original name is Elijah Poole." The man who took his place was born Elijah Poole, In Sandersville, Georgia, in 1896."( Myers, P 70). When he was born he name was Elijah after he joined the Nation Of Islam he changed his name Elijah Muhammad. Nation Of Islam teach about self- defense psychological on white people. " The first step, however, in the strategy of the Nation of Islam, was to free blacks from psychological dependence on whites. Elijah Muhammad, the head of the Nation Of Islam, taught his followers that the white man was the enemy of the black man."(Myers P 74). This quote Say that, Nation Of Islam teach self- defense work Psychological and defense of those who are oppressed and unable to defend themselves.

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The life of the African-American at that time were very horrible. They were poor. Most of them had moved from the south to north in search of job but it didn't hep them much. So when the Nation of Islam started to appear in the basis of the promise that it can help to make the situation of the African-American better, many of them started to join the group. The Nation of Islam was created by a man named Wallace Fard Muhammad who claimed to be born in Mecca. According to Malcolm X: By Any Mean Necessary, at first he  he was teaching the difference of the lifestyle between people of Detroit, where the Nation of Islam had its start and Saudi Arabia. But gradually, he was talking about the relationship between the blacks and whites (Myers, p. 69). Although the Nation of Islam was teaching the words of Quran just like the traditional Islam, on the core, It was more about race than religion.

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Many important thing happen in Chapter 6 , In 1930 one man his name is Wallace Fard Muhammad he start the Nation of Islam." The Nation Of Islam had its start in Detroit, Michigan, around the year 1930. A man who claimed to have been born in Mecca, the holy city of Islamic people, began to teach among the black population at that time."( Myers, P 69) He started of Nation Of Islam because of the Whites and Black Discussing the relationships. Elijah Mohammed was an American religious leader."  There was a strong religious element in the teachings. Although Fard Muhammad taught from the Familiar Christian Bible, he stated that it was not the right book to teach from. The right book, he said , was the Qu'ran, the holy book of the Islamic religion.''( Myers, P 70). This shows  that he try to teach people what is the right book to teach. What is the right book to change yourself. His original name is Elijah Poole." The man who took his place was born Elijah Poole, In Sandersville, Georgia, in 1896."( Myers, P 70). When he was born he name was Elijah after he joined the Nation Of Islam he changed his name Elijah Muhammad. Nation Of Islam teach about self- defense psychological on white people. " The first step, however, in the strategy of the Nation of Islam, was to free blacks from psychological dependence on whites. Elijah Muhammad, the head of the Nation Of Islam, taught his followers that the white man was the enemy of the black man."(Myers P 74). This quote Say that, Nation Of Islam teach self- defense work Psychological and defense of those who are oppressed and unable to defend themselves.

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Describer:
What did Malcolm do after he left prison? Who helped him?
How old was Malcolm when he left prison?
What did Malcom change his name to?
What happended to Johnson Hinton in april of 1957?
Analyzer:
How did Malcolm change his life when he lived with his brother?
Why did Malcolm change his name to "X"? What did it mean?
How did Malcolm's life change after he met Sister Betty X?
Describer:
Choose an image that represents the changes that happened in Malcolm's life in this chapter. Why did you choose this image? What does it represent?

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The events of Chapter affected Malcolm's life. Malcolm change his religion." He lived Wilfred's home, and it was there that he first began learning the religion depended on disciplines that Malcolm could accept."(Myers P 78). This means that Malcolm learning Muslim religion at his brother home. He converted to Islam. Malcolm change his name because X is lost African name." X the unknown, the lost African name."( Myers P 82). this show that Malcolm changed his name Malcolm X after he joined Islam. It's means that he want freedom X means freedom. Malcolm's change his life after meet sister Betty X because Betty X was Nice women Malcolm want to merry her." Elijah Muhammad had chance to meet her. He told Malcolm that he thought she was a fine women, and would make a good wife."( Myers P 93). This shows that Malcolm was happy because Elijah Muhammad had a chance to meet Betty X. And he told Malcolm that she will be good wife for him.

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The events of Chapter 7 affected Malcolm's life. Malcolm change his religion." He lived Wilfred's home, and it was there that he first began learning the religion depended on disciplines that Malcolm could accept."(Myers P 78). This means that Malcolm learning Muslim religion at his brother home. He converted to Islam. Malcolm change his name because X is lost African name." X the unknown, the lost African name."( Myers P 82). this show that Malcolm changed his name Malcolm X after he joined Islam. It's means that he want freedom X means freedom. Malcolm's change his life after meet sister Betty X because Betty X was Nice women Malcolm want to merry her." Elijah Muhammad had chance to meet her. He told Malcolm that he thought she was a fine women, and would make a good wife."( Myers P 93). This shows that Malcolm was happy because Elijah Muhammad had a chance to meet Betty X. And he told Malcolm that she will be good wife for him.

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Describer:
What was "Mohammad Speaks"? Who started it?
What was Brown vs: the Board of Education in Topeka, Kansas?
What was the show "The Hate that Hate Produced"?
Analyzer:
How did the Nation Islam change during this period? How did Malcolm help it grow?
Why were white people upset because of the TV show "The Hate that Hate Produced"?  Do you agree?
Illustrator:
Find an image that shows the Nation of Islam during this chapter. How did it change? Explain.

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What was "Mohammad Speaks"? Who started it?
What was Brown vs: the Board of Education in Topeka, Kansas?
What was the show "The Hate that Hate Produced"?
Analyzer:
How did the Nation Islam change during this period? How did Malcolm help it grow?
Why were white people upset because of the TV show "The Hate that Hate Produced"?  Do you agree?
Illustrator:
Find an image that shows the Nation of Islam during this chapter.  How did it change?  Explain.

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The events of Chapter 8 affected Malcolm's life "Malcolm was the chief spokesperson for the Nation of Islam and its most affective minister"( Myers p 96). This show us that Malcolm he is the most affective minister in Nation of Islam. Under Malcolm's leadership the Nation of Islam also shifted from its previous stance of belief in racial separatism and more relationships to other active groups outside of the Nation of Islam. Due to consequently as a result Because of therefore, " In 1959 the show was aired. It was called '' The Hate That Hate Produced."( Myers p 101). Some white people were upset because the program was critical of the Nation of Islam and its leader Malcolm X.

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In what two ways did the Nation of Islam hope to improve conditions for African-Americans? pg 103-104?

Discuss some of the problems the NOI faced

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The Nation of Islam was relatively small group at first, under Elijah Muhammad's leadership. Their main goal was to better the situation of African-American economically and psychologically. Economically would be to create black businesses and supporting and creating jobs for other black Americans.

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The Nation of Islam was relatively small group at first, under Elijah Muhammad's leadership. Their main goal was to better the situation of African-American economically and psychologically. Economically would be to create black businesses and supporting and creating jobs for other black Americans.

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According to the to the author , " Malcolm's robust leadership was causing a faster growth within the Nation than the structure could handle."( Myers P 104). This means that when Malcolm got Leadership the Nation of Islam growth super fast within the Nation than the structure could not handle.

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What opportunity did the church afford African-Americans?( 110 -11)

Discuss the different approaches of Malcolm X and Martin as described (117 - 121)

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During slavery, the slave owners was always afraid of that the enslaved black people would rise up against them. So most of the time, they would try to keep blacks from forming a large gathering when unsupervised. In some cases, only time they were allowed to gather is in a church or in a religious meetings. It gave opportunity for some people to learn about or gain a knowledge about African religion and some started to follow Christianity(Myers, Page 110).

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According to the author, " Few Africans had retained a major body of knowledge about religions." ( Myers P 110). This means that Africans people protest there religions and body of knowledge about there religions.

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Describer - Part 1

Why was it significant that Malcolm X and Fidel Castro met?

What was it significant that Castro choose to stay in Harlem?

Part 2

What was the “March on Washington”for?

What happened three weeks after the march?

Analyzer Part 1

What was the effect or result of Malcolm X meeting with Fidel Castro?

How did the events following the March on Washington effect Malcolm X’s stance on civil Rights

Illustrator

Choose an image that demonstrates  the central ideas of the March on Washington

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According to the author, " Few Africans had retained a major body of knowledge about religions." ( Myers P 110). This means that Africans people protest there religions and body of knowledge about there religions.

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Many important events happened in chapter 11. " Their attention was not on Malcolm, how ever, when Castro came to the United States."( Myers P 123). Malcolm met Fidel Castro because it showed how the struggle for civil rights in the United States and the fight against imperialism and colonization in the developing world were interconnected. "Where Castro had been expected to stay, to the Harlem location"( Myers P 124). This show us that at 1960, Harlem Was the center of African American culture, and the civil rights movement was gaining momentum. That's why Castro decide to stay Harlem.

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According to the author, " Few Africans had retained a major body of knowledge about religions." ( Myers P 110). This means that Africans people protest there religions and body of knowledge about there religions.

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Chapter 12 - The Split with Elijah Muhammed

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Chapter 12 - The Split with Elijah Muhammed

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Describer

What did Malcolm x say in response the assainination of president JFK?

Why did  he say it?

What did Malcolm discover about Elijah Mohammed that shook his belief in the leader?

What happened on March 8th, 1964?

Analyzer

What were the events of 1963 that caused Malcolm to want to speak out against the US?

How, in your opinion, were Malcolm’s beliefs and the wants of the Nation of Islam different?

Illustrator

Choose an image that represents the central idea Chapter 12.

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In 1963, the U.S. was in the verge of violence, the involvement in the Vietnam War, the civil rights movement. In the same year, president John F. Kennedy was assassinated. The U.S was was grieving. Being the speaker the for a powerfully growing group, reporters were bound to ask Malcolm questions about the assassination. Elijah had forbid Malcolm comment on that topic. Despite that, he had things to say. He said that the President "never foresaw that the chickens would come home to roost so soon" (Myers, Page 140). He said that the violent atmosphere in the U.S. which was neglected by the administration had payed its price. Obviously, the grieving nation didn't take it kindly. For that, Elijah banned Malcolm from speaking on the press. Malcolm felt betrayed. He felt the Nation of Islam which he had worked so hard to build up had been drifting away from its moral, Islamic morals. On top of that, he heard that Elijah had children with a women he didn't married. That made the official exits for Malcolm from the Nation of Islam.

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in 1963 was Eilijah Muhammad wo was the father of many children without married their mothers. That was violation of the principles of islam.

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Many important events happened in chapter 12. Malcolm said that the President," never foresaw that the chickens would come home to roost so soon."( Myers P 140). This say that chickens come home to roost by himself, and it's not make Malcolm sad they always make me glad.

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Describer:

What did Malcolm do to start the new chapter of his life?

Where does Malcolm travel to? Why does he go there?

Analyzer:

How does Malcolm’s Hajj and his other travels affect him? What does he learn?

Illustrator:

Choose an image that represents the central idea of chapter 13 and explain why you chose it.

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The events of this chapter changed his life. because of what he had discovered about Elijah Mohamed , that mad all the difference in his life and he had to travel to know better he nation of Islam and understand his propose in this life . '' Malcom was clearly disappointed in the man who had been advisor and mentor , and of whom e had once said " page 138-5

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The events of Chapter 13 affected Malcolm's life." For Malcolm the hajj was both a symbol of religious devotion and of his break from the Nation of Islam. Most Nation of Islam members did not and would never be able to make the trip to Macca, in Saudi Arabia."(Myers p 146). This say that Malcolm X travels, including his Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, had a profound impact on him and his world view. Overall Malcolm x travel played a significant role in his personal transformation, and he continued to develop and refine his views on race, religion, and social justice until his untimely death.

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After learning about the dark secret of Elijah Muhammad, Malcolm had left the Nation of Islam. He felt betrayed and he was disappointed. So to move on from this, he decided that he need to know more about Islam. He decided to go to Mecca for the pilgrimage. Upon arriving, he was thoroughly overwhelmed by the hospitality. In this place, there is no such thing called "white people" or "black people", only those who are faithful to Islam. Malcolm mentioned in his autobiography, "They were of all colors, from blue-eyed blonds to black-skinned African. But we were all participating in the same ritual" (Myers, Page 152-153). In Mecca, Malcolm made his full conversion to Islam.

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Describer:

What did Malcolm do when he returned home?

What is Malcolm’s “new message”?

What new organization does Malcolm start? What is their goal?

Analyzer:

How has Malcolm’s thinking and activism changed since his Hajj?

Illustrator:

Choose an image that represents the central idea of chapter 14 and explain why you chose it.

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The events of Chapter 14 affected Malcolm's Life." As he traveled, he encountered people of all kinds and all races, many who had proven themselves as fighters against oppression of any kind."( Myers, P 154). Tis shows that, Malcolm transformation after the Hajj is regraded as one of the most important moments in his life and a turning point in the history of the civil rights movement. His experience helped him develop a more meaning.

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Malcolm returned to the U.S.A with a new name, El Hajj Malik el Shabazz. Upon arriving, he wanted to do something o unite all African decent worldwide, that "he would be willing to work with the white group if he they were sincere in their effort to help African-American gain a full measure of freedom" (Myers, Page 157). He didn't hold the same view about white peoples anymore, like his days on the Nation of Islam. He refused to do anything with Elijah Muhammad or the Nation of Islam. Of course that earned him all the anonymous threats he got.

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Malcolm returned to the U.S.A with a new name, El Hajj Malik el Shabazz. Upon arriving, he wanted to do something o unite all African decent worldwide, that "he would be willing to work with the white group if he they were sincere in their effort to help African-American gain a full measure of freedom" (Myers, Page 157). He didn't hold the same view about white peoples anymore, like his days on the Nation of Islam. He refused to do anything with Elijah Muhammad or the Nation of Islam. Of course that earned him all the anonymous threats.

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Describer: What is the most important event in this chapter? Answer who? What? When? Where?

Analyzer: What was the effect of this event on Malcolm or the people around him? Use cause and effect words like “for this reason”, “as a result” “because of…”

Illustrator: Choose an image that represents the central idea of this chapter and explain why you chose it.

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Malcolm, at this point of his life had totally severed his connection with the Nation of Islam. He was working with the two new-found organizations of his called Muslim Mosque Inc. and African Unity. He had met several important African leaders who led their country to independence. They supported the message he tried to say and the cause he tried to lead. An statement from the African Unity "We Afro-Americans feel receptive toward all people of good will" suggested that Malcolm was working to unite all of the people of African decent and centralize an economy to help them. But he was also willing to work with the white people who would help the cause (Myers, Page 164).

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The Image I chose represents Central idea Chapter 15 because. " Malcom, in breaking with the Nation of Islam, had made many enemies within it and among some militant groups who resented the idea that Malcom had now declared his willingness to work with all groups."( Myers p 163). This shows that Malcolm breaking up Nation of Islam made lot of enemies. Now who is enemies now he want to work with them.

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people In Kenya, was already in his seventies when Malcolm met him but had been one of the early Supporters of of African unity. he had been imprisoned for years in Kenya for leading the feared Mau Mau movement.

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Describer: What is the most important event in this chapter? Answer who? What? When? Where?

Analyzer: What was the effect of this event on Malcolm or the people around him? Use cause and effect words like “for this reason”, “as a result” “because of…”

Illustrator: Choose an image that represents the central idea of this chapter and explain why you chose it.

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Malcolm left the Nation of Islam after learning about the disturbing secret about Elijah Muhammad.

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The image I chose represents Central idea Chapter 16 because. '' The F.B.I. report said that one of the investigators felt that Malcolm had an idea of who set the fire, and the he had tried to frighten off the culprit with a pistol that misfired." ( Myers P 168). There is say that, According to the report by the F.B.I., one of he investigators believed that Malcolm knew the identify of the individual responsible for starting the fire.

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in 1963 was Eilijah Muhammad wo was the father of many children without married their mothers. That was violation of the principles of islam.

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Describer: What is the most important event in this chapter? Answer who? What? When? Where?

Analyzer: What was the effect of this event on Malcolm or the people around him? Use cause and effect words like “for this reason”, “as a result” “because of…”

Illustrator: Choose an image that represents the central idea of this chapter and explain why you chose it.

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Malcolm X had died. The grief was sweeping through the Harlem. In the 27th of February, 1965, in the cold morning of Saturday, people had been lining up to pay respect to late Malcolm X. There many black policemen. Malcolm's wife, children, his friend and advisor, all were there to have a last look. This chapter is called "A Son Is Buried" as Malcolm, a son of Harlem was being buried this day (Myers, Page. 176).

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The Image I chose represents Central idea Chapter 17 because. " There were hundreds of police inside and outside of the church. People had never seen so many black policemen. On either side of Betty Shabazz, Malcolm's widow, stood a black plainclothes detective."( Myers. P 176). When Malcolm was die lot people was gather and want to see him. Lot of police was there and control this situation.

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Malcom X was buried on February 27th, 1965. Many people came to pay him respect after his death. His funeral was simple. America had lost a great leader.

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Describer: What is the most important event in this chapter? Answer who? What? When? Where?

Analyzer: What was the effect of this event on Malcolm or the people around him? Use cause and effect words like “for this reason”, “as a result” “because of…”

Illustrator: Choose an image that represents the central idea of this chapter and explain why you chose it.

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Jacques atel ilustrator

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The most important event in chapter 18 its about
"Malcolm understood this. He was not surprised that Marcus Garvey had been imprisoned, and then deported.
There were theories that Garvey was embezzling money from his organization, that he was participating in a stock fraud" (Myers P 180). According to the quote, there were theories that Garvey was involved in financial wrongdoing. Specifically, there were allegations that he was embezzling money money form the organization, which could refer to the (UNIA) that Garvey founded in 1914.

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Describer: What is the most important event in this chapter? Answer who? What? When? Where?

Analyzer: What was the effect of this event on Malcolm or the people around him? Use cause and effect words like “for this reason”, “as a result” “because of…”

Illustrator: Choose an image that represents the central idea of this chapter and explain why you chose it.

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Many important events happened in chapter 19." The first Malcolm was Malcolm the child, who lived in Nebraska and Michigan. He lived much like a million other black boys born in the United States. He was loved by two parents, Earl and Louise Little. From them he learned about morality, and decency, and the need to do well in school. His parents gave him a legacy of love, but also a legacy of pride."( Myers P 183). Overall, this quote shows that Malcolm's early life was shaped by the love and values of his parents, which in turn helped to lay the foundation for his later activism and leadership in the civil rights movement.