1. Because he felt that African-American history was being forgotten in schools.

2. In both the US and Canada, students learn about notable African-American figures, such as black American history, culture, and traditions.

3. Because they were crucial for its growing economy.

4. In Canada, slaves were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands. On the other hand, in America, slaves did everything from sewing and cleaning to mining, driving carriages, and building roads.

5. “Underground Railway” is a system used by thousands of slaves to escape to the northern states and Canada.

6. They came up with their own mixed languages which is still spoken today.

7. To show how badly slaves were treated.

8. Some claim that it is wrong to dedicate an entire month to one race and culture. They also don’t agree with separating African-American studies from general American history.

1.Because he thought African American history was being forgotten in schools.

2.They study notable African American figures.

3.Because it was to grow the economy.

4.In Canada, slaves were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands. But in US slaves did everything from sewing and cleaning to mining, driving carriages, and building roads.

5. It's a secret route of safe houses that slaves used to find freedom.

6.It makes mixed languges like a Gullah.

7.Because it is soul food of African American.

8.A small nber of historians and scholars didn't agree with separating African American studies from general American history

1. He felt African American history was being forgotten in schools.

2. They learn about notable African american figures and study black American history, culture, and traditions

3. America used slave labor to build its growing economy. It was crucial for economy

4. In America slaves did everything from sewing and cleaning to mining. However, in Canada slaves were used as domestic servants and farmhands.

   
   

   After abolition act in 1793, upper Canada became a safe heaven. However, slavery was legal in North America untill 1833.

5. Underground railway is a system to escape to the northern states and Candada. Which is a secret route of safe houses.

6. It helped new languages came out such as Gullah which is still spoken in some costal areas.

7. Pigs' feet is an example of discarded cuts of meat. Slaves ate them and continued to enjoy these even after they were liberated.

8. There are some critisism that it is wrong to dedicate an entire month to one race and culture.

1. Because he felt that African-American history was being forgotten in schools.

2. They learn about notable African-American figures, history, culture and traditions.

3. They relied heavily on slaves to build its growing economy.

4. In Canada, slaves were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands. However, in US, they did everything from sewing and cleaning to mining, driving carriages, and building roads.

5. It was a secret route of safe houses that slaves used to escape to the northern states and Canada.

6. New languages like Gullah was created because slaves who spoke different languages were often grouped together.

7. It metioned pig's feet to describe what slaves ate at that time.

8. They don't agree with separating African-American studies from general American history.

1. Because Woodson felt that African American history was forgotten in schools.

2. They learn about notable African American figures.

3. Because slave laborers contributed to growing economy in America.

4. Slaves in America did many things from sewing and gaining to mining, dividing carriages, and a building roads. On the other hand, in Canada, they were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands.

5. It was a system for slaves to escape to the northern states of Canada.

6. It required them to came up with their own mixed languages.

7. Because the reader can understand more easily about what is discarded cuts of meat by doing so.

8. This observance forces new generations to take on decades of guilt.

1. He felt that African-American history was being forgotten.

2. Notable African-American figures and history

3. They needed lots of labor for the growing economy.

4. Unlike the US, Canada has harsh winter so slaves were mainly used as domestic servants.

5. A secret route of safe houses that slaves used to find freedom.

6. Slaves speaking different languages were mixed together and they came up with their own mixed language

7. To show that they had to eat whatever was there to survive. In this case foods thrown away from the master.

8. Black history month forces decades of guilt to new generation that wasn't involved in slavery.

1) Because he felt that African American history was being forgotten in schools.

2) They learned about notable African American figures and black American history, culture, and traditions.

3) Because America relied heavily on the slave to build their growing economy such as driving carriages, and building roads.

4) In Canada, slaves were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands, but in America, slaves did everything from sewing and cleaning to mining, driving carriages, and building roads.

5) Underground railway is a system to escape to the northern states and Canada. It was used by thousands of slaves at that time.

6) It required them to come up with their mixed languages like Gullah.

7) To give readers a clear image of how poor conditions slaves were forced to work under at the time.

8) Part of the criticism within the text was that historians and scholars did not agree with separating learning about African Americans from general American history. I agree with this criticism. This is because the history of African Americans is very important, and it has issues that should not be forgotten, such as slavery.

1. Because he felt that African American history was being forgotten in school.

2. People typically learn about notable African American figures and also study black American history, culture, and traditions.

3. Because slave labor wanted to build its growing economy.

4. In America, slaves did everything such as sewing and cleaning to mining, driving carriages, and building roads. On the other hand, in Canada, slaves were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands.

5. It was a system used by thousands of slaves to escape to the northern states and Canada. This was secret route of safe houses that slaves used to find freedom.

6. New languages which slaves speaking come up with their own mixed languages such as Gullah.

7. Because it can show how slaves spent harsh condition at that time.

8. A small number of historians and scholars feel that this observance forces new generations to take on decades of guilt.

1) Because he felt the African American history was being forgotten in schools.

2) They learned about notable African American figures, and also study black American history, culture and traditions.

3) Because they wanted to build its growing economy.

4) In the U.S, slaves did everything from sewing and cleaning to mining, driving carriages, and building roads. In Canada, they mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands.

5) It was a secret route of safe houses that slaves used to find freedom.

6) They came up with their own mixed languages such as “Gullah”, which is still spoken these days.

7) To show how bad their circumstances were.

8) A small number of historians and scholars don’t agree with separating African American studies from general American history.

1. Because he felt that African-American history was being forgotten in schools.

2. They learn about notable African American figures, history, culture and traditional.

3. Because slave labor was useful for its growing economy.

4. In Canada, slaves were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands. However, in the US, slaves did everything from sewing and cleaning to mining, driving carriages, and building roads.

5. It was a secret route of safe houses that slaves used to escape to the northern states and Canada.

6. It made them to come up with their own mixed language such as Gullah.

7. It shows an example that what slaves ate.

8. Someone don't agree with separating African American studies from general American history.

1) Because he felt that African American history was being forgotten in schools.

2) They learn about notable African American figures such as history, culture, and traditions.

3) Because America wants to grow the economy by using slaves.

4) In America, they did everything from sewing and cleaning to mining, driving carriages, and building roads. In Canada, they were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands.

5) It was used for slaves to escape to the northern states and Canada.

6) The "Gullah" was created for a common means of communication which is still spoken in some coastal areas of South Carolina and Georgia.

7) To explain the history of soul food, the cuisine of African Americans.

8) It is wrong to dedicate an entire month to one race and culture.

1. He felt that African-American history being forgotten in school.

2. They topically learn about notable African American figures, black American history, culture, and traditions.

3. To build its growing economy.

4. In America slaves did everything from sewing and cleaning to mining, driving carriages, and building roads.However in Canada, slaves were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands.

5. It was a secret route of safe houses to use to find freedom.

6. It required them to come up with their own mixed language such as Gullah, which is still spoken.

7. To let us know that how slavers were treated.

8. Observance, forces new generations to take on decades of guilt.

1）It's because he felt that African American history was being forgotten.

2）They learn notable African American figures, black American history, culture, and traditions.

3） It's because slaves did everything from sewing and cleaning to mining, driving carriages,and building loads.

4）In America, slaves were used as physical labors, and In Canada, slaves were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands.

5）It is a system which slaves used to escape to the northern states and Canada.

6）Their different languages were often grouped together, and required them to come up with their own mixed language such as Gullah.

7） It's because pigs' feet is a Afican American cuisine initially passed on orally.

8）It became commercialized as other holidays and observances.

1. Because he felt African-American history was being forgotten in schools.

2. They learn about notable African American figures.

3. Because they used slaves for growing economy.

4. In Canada, slaves were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands. On the other hand hand, in the US, they did everything from sewing and cleaning to mining, driving carriages, and building roads.

5. It was a secret route of safe house that slaves used to find freedom.

6. They came up with their own mixed language such as Gullah.

7. To explain how bad their conditions were.

8. A small number of historians and scholars don’t agree with spreading African American studies from general American history.

Q1. Woodson felt that African-American history was being forgotten

Q2. People learned about notable African-American figures. Additionally, they also study black American history, culture, and traditions.

Q3. To build its growing economy.

Q4. In the US slaves did everything from sewing, cleaning to mining driving carriages and building roads but in Canada slaves were mainly used as domestic servants and farmhands.

Q5. It’s the network of safe houses that slaves used to find freedom.

Q6. New languages and culture like music were born from African-American.

Q7. African-American cuisine, which means soul food employees a mixture of cooking techniques and ingredients from various people.

Q8. Some people don’t agree with separating African-American studies from general Americans history.