306 by Tyrone Harris

How were African Americans's been treated over the course of American History?

TyronejuHarris — 2014-05-15 16:27:09 UTC

How have individuals and groups fought for equality for Africans Americans

TyronejuHarris — 2014-05-19 16:36:34 UTC

Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade

TyronejuHarris — 2014-05-19 16:40:52 UTC

The Africans Americans on the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade was treated in very bad conditions.In the passage it states that ''Between 10% and 20% of the people shipped this way died from disease, malnutrition, and the horrible conditions''. In addtion to this information the slaves were sent to america, south america,and haiti. This explain why the africans americans were tooken from thier homeland and how they were treaded.

Underground Railroad

TyronejuHarris — 2014-05-19 16:41:47 UTC

The blacks and whites that fought for equality for Africans Americans by takeing slaves and trasporting them to the northen states or Canda. The people who did these jobs were called Conductors. I say this becauses in the artice it state that ''Harriet Tubman was the most famous of all 'conductors,and she rescued about 300 people in 19 journeys.

Phyllis Wheatly

TyronejuHarris — 2014-05-19 16:43:01 UTC

Phyllis Wheatly fought for equality for Africans Americans by writeing poems.In the artice it states that''Phillis’s popularity had made her famous and she was known by very important and powerful people in the United States. It was at this time John Wheatley gave Phillis her freedom, but that didn't mean that her life was easy''. This explian that how Phillis Wheatly got/fought [for] her equality and freedom.

Fredrick Douglass

TyronejuHarris — 2014-05-22 16:41:40 UTC

Fredrick Douglass was an fameus African American man. However people know him for what he did as an adult but his childhood was a hardlife and so were his following years as a young adult. As a child he was thought by his owners wife who show him great kindness.But her husband found out what was happening so he stop because it was too dangerous. Many years later he went to school as a freeman and taaught slaves to read. He knew what will happen to them if anyone found out but he contiue teaching. This show how a indivdual can read and teach for freedom for slaves and other african americans.

Hiram Reveals

TyronejuHarris — 2014-05-27 14:00:11 UTC

Hiram Reveals was the first African American to be appointed in the house of Sente. He use politian power to help all African Americans to get jobs an education and also food and clothing. It was called the Freedmen Bureau that help ex-slaves after the war.This how an indivdual can give equality to help the African Americans in need by poriving them with help the new econiname.

Tuskegee Institute

TyronejuHarris — 2014-05-27 14:28:05 UTC

Booker.T Washington started his childhood as a slave. He lived on a plantation were his mother was the cook with his brother,sister,and a lagre number of slaves. One day a man came in and read a little speech claiming that all the slaves are free. Years later after he finish school he went to start a school of his own in Tuskegee. He fought for equality for African Americans by teaching them phisacly and educational skills.

DE Boius

TyronejuHarris — 2014-05-29 16:52:36 UTC

Was the frist African American to earn a doctery degree.As he progress in life he wanted to find a to end racsium thought education and political equlity. His theroy of equlity was oppsite from Booker T Washington who thought hard work,forgiveness,and econimc sucess will end it. He fought equlity by his theroy education and poltictsis

Harelum Resitsons

TyronejuHarris — 2014-05-30 17:26:40 UTC

The harelum reitsones was started by LANGSTON HUGHES a poet and a musican. He started it because though music and ect there will equality for african americans. In the artice it states that Group 306,” which helped young artists develop their craft and find inspiration. Group 306 is one of many examples of African-American artists, musicians, writers, and intellectuals banding together for the first time, and producing works that were otherwise unlikely or impossible.