Struggle for Freedom, The
A History of African Americans, Combined Volume
Paperback Engels 2018 9780134733357Samenvatting
For courses in History of African Americans
A biographical approach to the African American experience
Revel™ The Struggle for Freedom: A History of African Americans provides a compelling narrative of the black experience in America centered around individual African American lives. Emphasizing African Americans’ insistent call to the nation to deliver on the constitutional promises made to all its citizens, authors Clayborne Carson, Emma Lapsansky-Werner, and Gary B. Nash weave African American history into a larger story of American economic and political history. The 3rd Edition offers fully updated content on the legacy of Barack Obama’s presidency, the state of the contemporary struggle for African American freedom, and the meaning of the 2016 presidential election.
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Lezersrecensies
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Brief Contents
- Ancient Africa
- Africa and the Atlantic World
- Africans in Early North America, 1619–1726
- Africans in Bondage: Early Eighteenth Century to the American Revolution
- The Revolutionary Era: Crossroads of Freedom
- After the Revolution: Constructing Free Life and Combating Slavery, 1787–1816
- African Americans in the Antebellum Era
- African Americans in the Reform Era, 1831–1850
- A Prelude to War: The 1850s
- Civil War and the Promises of Freedom: The Turbulent 1860s
- Post-Civil War Reconstruction: A New National Era
- The Post-Reconstruction Era
- “Colored” Becomes “Negro” in the Progressive Era
- The Making of a “New Negro”: World War I to the Great Depression
- The New Politics of the Great Depression
- Fighting Fascism Abroad and Racism at Home
- Emergence of a Mass Movement against Jim Crow
- Marching toward Freedom, 1961–1966
- Resistance, Repression, and Retrenchment, 1967–1978
- The Search for New Directions During a Conservative Era, 1979–1991
- Continuing Struggles over Rights and Identity, 1992–2004
- Barack Obama and the Promise of Change, 2004–Present
Volume I includes Chapters 1–11; Volume II includes Chapters 11–22; The Modern Era includes Chapters 15–22.
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