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Brodnax 2
- 1. The Politics & Morality of Slavery American Dreams Teacher Institute Dr. David Brodnax, Sr.
- 10. Working cotton
- 11. Working cotton
- 12. Working cotton
- 13. Working corn
- 14. Working corn
- 15. Working rice
- 16. Working rice
- 17. Working rice
- 18. Fishing
- 19. Fishing
- 20. Fishing
- 21. Herding cattle
- 29. Urban slavery
- 30. Urban slavery
- 31. Urban slavery
- 32. Urban slavery
- 33. Urban slavery
- 35. Cutting timber
- 36. Slave family
- 37. Slave wedding
- 38. Slave row
- 39. Slave row
- 40. Slave row
- 41. Slave clothing
- 42. Keeping a garden & chickens
- 43. Br’er Rabbit
- 44. Social life
- 45. Social life
- 46. Social life
- 47. Social life
- 48. Social life
- 49. Social life
- 51. Ring shout
- 52. Slave funeral
- 53. Slave funeral
- 55. Runaway slave
- 56. Seminole Country
- 62. Gabriel’s Conspiracy: Richmond, VA (1800)
- 63. German Coast Rebellion: New Orleans area (1811)
- 64. Denmark Vesey Conspiracy: Charleston, SC (1822)
- 65. Nat Turner Rebellion: Southampton County, VA (1831)
- 66. Nat Turner Rebellion: Southampton County, VA (1831)
- 67. Nat Turner Rebellion: Southampton County, VA (1831)
- 68. Nat Turner Rebellion: Southampton County, VA (1831)
- 70. Brodnax, VA
- 71. William Seward: “Irrepressible Conflict”
- 74. Frederick Douglass & William Lloyd Garrison
- 78. Elijah Lovejoy’s murder in Alton (1837)
- 81. “ Positive good”
- 91. Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe (1852)
- 92. Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854
- 94. Bleeding Kansas
- 95. Bleeding Kansas
- 96. Bleeding Kansas
- 97. Bleeding Kansas
- 98. Preston Brooks’ assault on Charles Sumner (1856)
- 99. Dred Scott decision (1857)
- 100. John Brown’s raid on Harper’s Ferry (1859)
- 101. John Brown’s raid on Harper’s Ferry (1859)
- 102. John Brown’s raid on Harper’s Ferry (1859)
- 103. John Brown’s raid on Harper’s Ferry (1859)
- 104. John Brown
- 105. John Brown
- 106. John Brown
- 107. The war begins (April 1861)
- 108. “ General Strike”
- 109. “ General Strike”
- 110. “ General Strike”
- 111. “ General Strike”
- 112. “ General Strike”
- 113. “ General Strike”
- 114. “ General Strike”
- 115. Union laborers
- 116. Union laborers
- 121. U.S. Colored Troops
- 122. Private Charles Griffin, 29 th U.S.C.I.
- 124. Family
- 125. Family
- 126. Family
- 127. Family
- 128. Land
- 129. Safety
- 130. Voting rights
- 131. Education
- 132. Churches
- 133. Churches
- 134. Education
- 135. Education
- 136. Freedman’s Bureau
- 138. 14 th Amendment (1868)
- 139. Black Congressmen
- 140. Ku Klux Klan (1866)
- 141. Ku Klux Klan
- 142. Ku Klux Klan
- 143. Ku Klux Klan
- 144. Redemption
- 146. “ Birth of a Nation” (1915)
- 147. The “Lost Cause” Ideology
- 148. War of Northern Aggression
- 149. Lee’s tomb
- 150. Robert E. Lee
- 151. Robert E. Lee
- 152. Stonewall Jackson
- 153. Stonewall Jackson
- 157. Racial stereotypes: Uncle Tom
- 158. Racial stereotypes: Uncle Tom
- 164. William A. Dunning of Columbia
- 165. “ Waving the bloody shirt”
- 166. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes
- 167. 50 th Anniversary of Gettysburg
- 168. 50 th Anniversary of Gettysburg
- 169. Stone Mountain, GA
- 170. Stone Mountain, GA
- 171. Robert E. Lee memorial
- 175. “ Faithful Slave” memorial
- 176. “ Gone with the Wind” (1939)