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History Article|Article, Grades Pre-K - 12
Slavery and the Constitution
Slaves were not protected by the original version of the U.S. Constitution. | ||
African-American Business in Early America
African-Americans often found it difficult to secure credit for new businesses, but despite... | ||
Celebrating Martin Luther King Day
Learn how Martin Luther King Day became a nationally observed holiday. | ||
African-American Troops in the Civil War
African-American troops fought alongside white soldiers in the Civil War. | African-American Entrepreneurs
African-Americans made particularly important entrepreneurial contributions – often on a... | |
White Terrorist Groups in the U.S.
White terrorist groups caused African-Americans to live in fear of violence. | African-Americans in the Revolutionary War
African-American slaves were prohibited from serving in the military during the Revolutionary... | |
The Rise of Jim Crow
Even after the abolition of slavery, Jim Crow laws restricted the freedom of African-Americans. | The Life of Emily Carr
Learn all about Emily Carr, the artist featured in Susan Vreeland's novel The Forest... | |
Racial Struggles in the U.S.
Over many years, African-Americans organized and attempted to overcome racism. | Sharing the Hispanic-American Heritage Experience
Hispanic-American literature can easily be integrated into all levels of school curricula,... | |
The Rodney King Riots
The Rodney King incident exposed racism in the L.A. police department, and triggered five days... | ||
End of Segregation in Public Schools
Learn about the legislation that was passed to end segregation within the American public... | Heart of Darkness Discussion Guide
Joseph Conrad's classic novel of social criticism, Heart of Darkness, focuses on the... | |
Fiasco in Florida: The Exclusion of Black Voters
Numerous black voters claimed their votes were excluded in the 2000 Presidential election. | How We've Changed Since 9/11
Americans are still feeling the impact of the September 11 terrorist attacks ten years later.... |

