
Becoming a healthy ethnic society i wolves more than the end of what?

   answer: ethnic stereotyping
  context: dentity i ather than stereotype. Becoming a healthy ethnic society i wolves more than the end of ethnic stereotyping. The basis of ethnic identity are


Discrimination and prejudice based on skin color are E issues rarely broached in mainstream journals of what?

   answer: opinion
  context: skin color are E issues rarely broached in mainstream journals of opinion. Ehnic and racial intermarriage and the influence and impact of skin hue wit


Does the name African Americans augm velopment of pluralism?

Earlier dichotomies slave/free, bl poor/rich are still evident, but a variety of groui based on historical and regional as well as ir agendas have complicated what?

   answer: the simple hope for liberty
  context: agendas to preserve cultural and racial cons have complicated the simple hope for liberty that was shared by many Americans. Issues o class are open

   answer: challenges of a n al society
  context: are clear evidence of the ambival ambiguity inherent in the challenges of a n al society. Earlier dichotomies slave/free, bl poor/rich are still evid


Ehnic and racial intermarriage and the influence and impact of skin hue within the African American community re ise attendant issues?

   answer: discrimination and consciousness of color
  context: African American community re ise attendant issues of discrimination and consciousness of color. This concern is ultimately traced to the eighteenth 


How does progress on issues of race involve e xamination of a complex of historical, social, cultural, and economic factors?

How long after the Black coming did Black and White cross a fatal threshold?

   answer: seventy
  context: x with one hatchet and 1WenWbur hours later, they 29. Dramatic would be seventy and at least fifty-seven Whites would be dead. When, on Monday morning

   answer: forever
  context: t decision will reverberate in the corridors of Black and White history forever. 2. The Founding of Black America TITHEN, on a Sunday in November V 

   answer: one lifetime
  context: 1988): The archaeology is dramatically plain to older adults who, in one lifetime, have already heard preferred usage shift from colored to Negro to b


How long before the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation did the Black Coming arrive?

How long did it take for the first Black immigrants to hold real property?

   answer: 40 years
  context: a number of years and then freed. During a transitional period of some 40 years, the first Black immigrants held real property, sued in court and accu


How long was the transitional period of some 40 years?

How many African Americans were in the A1988 New York Times editorial?

   answer: 131
  context: acy. 131 African Americans A1988 New York Times editorial suggests an appropriate introductory focus to the following collection of articles about an 


How many black men stood up then ai word, streamed out of the  first mass demonstration in ican history?

   answer: millions
  context: pitalism possible.* Bird was there and Bigger and King and Malcolm and millions of other Xs and crosses, along with Mahalia singing, Duke Ellington co


How many disciples did Joseph Tump have?

How many disciples did Turner send to Jerusalem?

   answer: four
  context: th their own weapons. To this end, Turner, who wits alxmt 30 Wold, chose four disciples and set his towards Jerusalem, the county seat 0 Southampton. 


How many hatchets were used in the first corpses?

   answer: one
  context: his army Woods t0 the home of ^menS SePh Travis. They were ^toadax with one hatchet and 1WenWbur hours later, they 29. Dramatic would be seventy and


How many lingual layers provide an abbreviated history of civil rights in this century?

   answer: four
  context: is dramatically plain to older adults who, in one lifetime, have already heard preferred usage shift from colored to Negro to black. The four lingual


How many other Africans with Spanish names stepped ashore?

   answer: 17
  context: go for vic-tualle. The deal was arranged. An-toney, Pedro, Isabella and 17 other Africans with Spanish names stepped ashore, and the history of Afri


How many times have older adults heard preferred usage?

   answer: one lifetime
  context: 1988): The archaeology is dramatically plain to older adults who, in one lifetime, have already heard preferred usage shift from colored to Negro to b


How many White Chitlings were in the house of the L color of God s word?

   answer: Four or five
  context: Wait until the prayer is replied wearily, and I will you any more. Four or five White Chris to the sexton s aid, and 1 spread over the gallery. Bel 


How many White Chris to the sexton s aid?

   answer: Four or five
  context: Wait until the prayer is replied wearily, and I will you any more. Four or five White Chris to the sexton s aid, and 1 spread over the gallery. Bel 


How many Whites would be dead by the time the first bodies were found?

   answer: fifty-seven
  context: 1WenWbur hours later, they 29. Dramatic would be seventy and at least fifty-seven Whites would be dead. When, on Monday morning, the first bodies were


How many years before the arrival of the Mayflower did a ship sail up the river James and landed the first generation of African-Americans?

   answer: A YEAR
  context: c Events African-American Histon Lerone Bennett Jr. 1. The Black Coming A YEAR before the arrival of the celebrated Mayflower, 244 years before the si


In what century did hue within the African American community begin to concern itself with discrimination and consciousness of color?

   answer: eighteenth
  context: and consciousness of color. This concern is ultimately traced to the eighteenth and nineteenth century its origins in laws arid practices of defining


John C. Calhoun was a mystic with what on his mind?

   answer: blood
  context: its great as that of John C. Calhoun or Jefferson Davis. A mystic with blood on his mind and a preacher with vengeance on his lips, he was an implac


John Rolfe pulled what leg?

   answer: his boss
  context: e most charitable thing to say is that John Rolfe was probably pulling his boss leg. For no ship ever called at an American port with a more importan


Nat Turner was numbered among what?

   answer: last
  context: be last and the last should be first. Nat Turner was numbered among the last. And although hi' was a slave in Southampton County, Va., it would be sa

   answer: four disciples
  context: eir own weapons. To this end, Turner, who wits alxmt 30 Wold, chose four disciples and set his towards Jerusalem, the county seat 0 Southampton. ^Sund


No ship ever called at an American port with a more important cargo?

On what day did the disciples gather?

   answer: Aug. 21
  context: his towards Jerusalem, the county seat 0 Southampton. ^Sunday morning, Aug. 21, 1S31, , ls^ples gathered on the banks of Irak property of Joseph Tum


Progress or lack of progress on issues of race involves what?

   answer: e xamination of a complex of historical, social, cultural, and e conomic factors
  context: rogress on issues of race involves e xamination of a complex of historical, social, cultural, and e conomic factors. Analysis of this sort requires as

   answer: freedom
  context: say, not in slavery but in freedom. For there is indisputable evidence that most of the first Black immigrants, like most of the first White immigrant


The basis of ethnic identity are sustained by authentic por-t-ayal of positive personal and group.

The cultiva-t on of ethnicity that does not encourage disdain against self-hatred among members and groups is an impor-t mt psychological and social artifice?

The cultural consciousness and the irstitutions that transmit images and practices shape what?

   answer: the foundations and configurations of social reality
  context: r stitutions that transmit images and practices that shape the foundations and configurations of social reality. Discrimination and prejudice based on


The reopening of the discussion of separate in the courts and the renewed attention to Z education are clear evidence of the ambival ambiguity inherent in the challenges of what society?

   answer: a n al society
  context: ear evidence of the ambival ambiguity inherent in the challenges of a n al society. Earlier dichotomies slave/free, bl poor/rich are still evident, bu


Though this debate continues, p change within African American populations f pelled discussion of what?

   answer: discrimination and consciousness of color
  context: African American community re ise attendant issues of discrimination and consciousness of color. This concern is ultimately traced to the eighteenth 

   answer: the emerging black middle
  context: nge within African American populations f pelled discussion of the emerging black middle' purpose and influence of the historically black and the reop

   answer: Issues o class
  context: ed the simple hope for liberty that was shared by many Americans. Issues o class are openly addressed by several articl section as are the ideologic


What are some of the dimensions of the African experience found in this section s ac African American traditions and experiences?

   answer: jazz and the spirituals and the black gold that made American capitalism possible
  context: ous panorama of Black America, was jazz and the spirituals and the black gold that made American capitalism possible.* Bird was there and Bigger and K

   answer: the family
  context: rican experience can be found in this section s ac African American traditions and experiences o and the family, in addition to the African roots of i

   answer: struggles for freedom, its tradition and community, its ichievements, and the stresses of building bridges
  context: American reality, its struggles for freedom, its tradition and community, its ichievements, and the stresses of building bridges be-ween worlds reveal

   answer: ideological and psychologic
  context: ass are openly addressed by several articl section as are the ideological and psychologic of the complicated journey of African Americe full participa


What are the challenges of a n al society?

   answer: ambival ambiguity
  context: in the renewed attention to Z education are clear evidence of the ambival ambiguity inherent in the challenges of a n al society. Earlier dichotomies

   answer: discrimination and consciousness of color
  context: African American community re ise attendant issues of discrimination and consciousness of color. This concern is ultimately traced to the eighteenth 


What are the most compelling issues that fa American communities?

   answer: discrimination and consciousness of color
  context: African American community re ise attendant issues of discrimination and consciousness of color. This concern is ultimately traced to the eighteenth 

   answer: social, economic, cal
  context: utions, others argue are merely romai sions from more compelling social, economic, cal issues. Though this debate continues, p change within African A


What did An-toney offer to exchange for vic-tualle?

What did a white sexton try to do?

   answer: salom Jones from his knees
  context: co, heard loud voices. He oper and saw a white sexton trying salom Jones from his knees. You must get up; you mi down here! the White sexi Wait unti


What did Blacl help build?

What did Duke Ellington compose?

What did John Rolfe offer to exchange his cargo for vic-tualle?

   answer: food
  context: the West Indies. The captain ptended, John Rolfe noted, that he needed food, and he offered to exchange his cargo for vic-tualle. The deal was arr


What did Nat Turner make an impact upon?

   answer: the people of his section
  context: Va., it would be saidofhim later that he "made an impact upon the people of his section its great as that of John C. Calhoun or Jefferson Davis. A m

   answer: Free African Society
  context: t roated the Free African Society ^DuBois called the first wavering 5apeoPle toward a m re iS'societies were formed in most ^Northern cities. And onA

   answer: Jerusalem
  context: rner, who wits alxmt 30 Wold, chose four disciples and set his towards Jerusalem, the county seat 0 Southampton. ^Sunday morning, Aug. 21, 1S31, , ls


What did Pochohontas experiment with?

What did the echo of that decision reverberate in the corridors of?

   answer: Black and White history
  context: the echo of that decision will reverberate in the corridors of Black and White history forever. 2. The Founding of Black America TITHEN, on a Sunday 

   answer: Free African Society
  context: t roated the Free African Society ^DuBois called the first wavering 5apeoPle toward a m re iS'societies were formed in most ^Northern cities. And onA


What did the editors of the Times write about the archaeology?

   answer: Negro, Black and African American
  context: t decision. The editors of the Times write in the article Negro, Black and African American (December 22,1988): The archaeology is dramatically plai


What did the first black immigrants do in court?

   answer: sued
  context: period of some 40 years, the first Black immigrants held real property, sued in court and accumulated pounds and plantations. This changed drasticall


What did the voice in the sky tell Nat Turner to do?

   answer: take up the yoke and fight against the serpent
  context: d, thunder and lightning and a loud voice" in the sky. And the voice spoke to him, telling him to take up the yoke and fight against the serpent for

   answer: rise up day my enemies with their own weapons
  context: rpose. And he decided wwthat God was calling him to rise up day my enemies with their own weapons. To this end, Turner, who wits alxmt 30 Wold, chos


What did the voices echoed in the church?

What did Turner decide to do to his enemies?

   answer: vengeance
  context: Jefferson Davis. A mystic with blood on his mind and a preacher with vengeance on his lips, he was an implacable foe of slaveholders. He had believe

   answer: with their own weapons
  context: decided wwthat God was calling him to rise up day my enemies with their own weapons. To this end, Turner, who wits alxmt 30 Wold, chose four discip

   answer: went into hiding
  context: rived from Richmond and Norfolk. Some Whites left the county; others left the state. Defeated in an engagement near Jerusalem, Turner went into hiding


What did Turner do after he was defeated?

   answer: went into hiding
  context: rived from Richmond and Norfolk. Some Whites left the county; others left the state. Defeated in an engagement near Jerusalem, Turner went into hiding

   answer: chose four disciples and set his towards Jerusalem
  context: ons. To this end, Turner, who wits alxmt 30 Wold, chose four disciples and set his towards Jerusalem, the county seat 0 Southampton. ^Sunday morning, 

   answer: take up the yoke and fight against the serpent
  context: d, thunder and lightning and a loud voice" in the sky. And the voice spoke to him, telling him to take up the yoke and fight against the serpent for


What dims the economic and social plight and isolation Americans?

   answer: attention to pluralism
  context: n st consciousness of ethnic group identity? In what respect is attention to pluralism dim the economic and social plight and isolation Americans? Doe


What does the following glimpses of the African American reality, its struggles for freedom, its tradition and community reveal?

   answer: a dense set of problems
  context: nts, and the stresses of building bridges be-ween worlds reveal a dense set of problems. More importantly, they suggest pieces of authentic identity i

   answer: ambival ambiguity
  context: in the renewed attention to Z education are clear evidence of the ambival ambiguity inherent in the challenges of a n al society. Earlier dichotomies


What does the media have on st consciousness of ethnic group identity?

What do others argue are merely romaisions from more compelling social, economic, cal issues?

   answer: strengths an contributions
  context: orporated into the general cultur Obviously, what some see as strengths an contributions, others argue are merely romai sions from more compelling soc


What do some see as strengths and contributions?

What do texts say, not in slavery but in freedom?

What do the irstitutions that transmit images and practices that shape the foundations and configurations of social reality?

What ethnic group was renamed African merican?

What is indisputable evidence that most of the first Black immigrants were held in indentured servitude for a number of years and then freed?

What is openly addressed by several articl sections?

   answer: Issues o class
  context: ed the simple hope for liberty that was shared by many Americans. Issues o class are openly addressed by several articl section as are the ideologic


What is sustained by authentic por-t-ayal of positive personal and group identity?

What made American capitalism possible?

   answer: jazz and the spirituals and the black gold
  context: was the whole gorgeous panorama of Black America, was jazz and the spirituals and the black gold that made American capitalism possible.* Bird was the


What may produce fresh vision needed to understand and transcend the deep racism that infects society?

   answer: renaming this ethnic group African ^merican
  context: of civil rights in this century. Perhaps the fact of renaming this ethnic group African ^merican may produce fresh vision needed to understand and t


What movement was the first Black newspaper?

   answer: Freedom s Journal
  context: urches, schools and Organizations. The movement S^the^^^ fouI^g of Freedom s Journal, the first Black newspaper, and the convening of first national B


What percentage of African Americans are in the U.S. Constitution?

   answer: three-fifths
  context: group that traces its American ancestry to initial participation as three-fifths persons in the U.S. Constitution and to its later exclusion from th


What practice shaped the ongoing issues of color consciousness, prejudice, and racism in America?

   answer: laws arid practices of defining race
  context: to the eighteenth and nineteenth century its origins in laws arid practices of defining race that shaped the ongoing m entalities of color consciousn


What requires assessment of the existence of deep racism in the American mentality?

   answer: Analysis of this sort
  context: complex of historical, social, cultural, and e conomic factors. Analysis of this sort requires assessment of the existence of deep racism in the Amer


What reveal a dense set of problems?

   answer: glimpses of the African American reality
  context: nd the deep racism that infects society. The following glimpses of the African American reality, its struggles for freedom, its tradition and communit


What seized the citizens?

   answer: a nameless dread
  context: e dead. When, on Monday morning, the first bodies were discovered, a nameless dread seized the citizens. Men, women and children fled to the woods and


What social, economic, and political condi supported the expansion of an African Americ class?

What suggest pieces of authentic identity i ather than stereotype?

   answer: The following glimpses of the African American reality, its struggles for freedom, its tradition and community, its ichievements, and the stresses of building bridges be-ween worlds reveal a dense set of problems
  context: The following glimpses of the African American reality, its struggles for freedom, its tradition and community, its ichievements, and the stresses of building bridges be-ween worlds reveal a dense set of problems


What was in the hold of that ship?

What was Jefferson Davis an implacable foe of?

What was the county seat for Turner?

   answer: Southampton County
  context: rner was numbered among the last. And although hi' was a slave in Southampton County, Va., it would be saidofhim later that he "made an impact upon th

   answer: Jerusalem
  context: rner, who wits alxmt 30 Wold, chose four disciples and set his towards Jerusalem, the county seat 0 Southampton. ^Sunday morning, Aug. 21, 1S31, , ls


What was the county seat of Southampton?

   answer: Jerusalem
  context: rner, who wits alxmt 30 Wold, chose four disciples and set his towards Jerusalem, the county seat 0 Southampton. ^Sunday morning, Aug. 21, 1S31, , ls


What was the fix national movement that foundations of Black Amer 12, 1787?

   answer: the demonstration
  context: us in the church. They were no more plagi in a lot of places. For the demonstration was the fix national movement that foundations of Black Amer 12, 

   answer: Freedom s Journal, the first Black newspaper, and the convening of first national Black convention
  context: vement S^the^^^ fouI^g of Freedom s Journal, the first Black newspaper, and the convening of first national Black convention. 3, Nat Turner's War COD 


What was the hope for liberty shared by many Americans?

What was the most charitable thing to say about the ship?

   answer: John Rolfe was probably pulling his boss leg
  context: rning which the most charitable thing to say is that John Rolfe was probably pulling his boss leg. For no ship ever called at an American port with a


What was the movement Sthe fouIg of Freedom s Journal?

   answer: the first Black newspaper
  context: anizations. The movement S^the^^^ fouI^g of Freedom s Journal, the first Black newspaper, and the convening of first national Black convention. 3, Nat


What was the movement Sthe foun-g of?

   answer: Freedom s Journal
  context: urches, schools and Organizations. The movement S^the^^^ fouI^g of Freedom s Journal, the first Black newspaper, and the convening of first national B

   answer: jazz
  context: anner of speaking, was the whole gorgeous panorama of Black America, was jazz and the spirituals and the black gold that made American capitalism poss

   answer: The Founding of Black America
  context: rate in the corridors of Black and White history forever. 2. The Founding of Black America TITHEN, on a Sunday in November V 1786, the little band o

   answer: Black Amer 12, 1787
  context: They were no more plagi in a lot of places. For the demonstration was the fix national movement that foundations of Black Amer 12, 1787, Richard Allen


What was the name of the Black man who was hanged on Nov. 11, 1831?

   answer: the Prophet
  context: and was not captured until six weeks later. On Nov. 11, 1831, the short Black man called the Prophet was hanged in a f


What was the name of the man who found the first body?

What was the name of the ship that heralded the beginning of the first Civil War and the second?

What was the ultimate to be shunned from the first gallery in a church?

What would strike that ferandnwv/1 j?at home of his mas- fe?

   answer: thunder and lightning
  context: D was speaking, Nat Turner said later. There was, he remembered, thunder and lightning and a loud voice" in the sky. And the voice spoke to him, tell


What year before Brown vs. Board of Education was a big, bluff-bowed ship sailed up the River James?

   answer: 335 years
  context: flower, 244 years before the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, 335 years before Brown vs. Board of Education, a big, bluff-bowed ship sailed u


What year did the founding of Black America TITHEN occur?

   answer: 1786
  context: er. 2. The Founding of Black America TITHEN, on a Sunday in November V 1786, the little band of Black Christians arrived at Philadelphia s St. Georg

   answer: 1787
  context: They were no more plagi in a lot of places. For the demonstration was the fix national movement that foundations of Black Amer 12, 1787, Richard Allen


When did the little band of Black Christians arrive at St. George s Methodist Episcopal Church?

   answer: November V 1786
  context: y forever. 2. The Founding of Black America TITHEN, on a Sunday in November V 1786, the little band of Black Christians arrived at Philadelphia s St


When did the ship arrive?

   answer: 1619
  context: id in a letter that the ship arrived about the latter end of August in 1619 and that it brought not anything but 20 and odd Negroes. Concerning wh

   answer: November V 1786
  context: y forever. 2. The Founding of Black America TITHEN, on a Sunday in November V 1786, the little band of Black Christians arrived at Philadelphia s St


When did the white founding fathers enact laws?

   answer: sixth decade of the century
  context: lated pounds and plantations. This changed drastically in the sixth decade of the century when the White founding fathers, spurred on by greed and the


When was the article Negro, Black and African American published?

   answer: December 22,1988
  context: he Times write in the article Negro, Black and African American (December 22,1988): The archaeology is dramatically plain to older adults who, in on


When was the first wavering 5apeoPle toward a m re iS'societies formed in most 'Northern cities?

   answer: sixth decade of the century
  context: lated pounds and plantations. This changed drastically in the sixth decade of the century when the White founding fathers, spurred on by greed and the


When were the first bodies discovered?

   answer: Monday morning
  context: be seventy and at least fifty-seven Whites would be dead. When, on Monday morning, the first bodies were discovered, a nameless dread seized the citi


Where did men, women and children flee to?

   answer: the woods
  context: a nameless dread seized the citizens. Men, women and children fled to the woods and hid under the leaves until soldiers and sailors arrived from Rich


Where did the history of Africans in America begin?

   answer: eighteenth and nineteenth century
  context: ousness of color. This concern is ultimately traced to the eighteenth and nineteenth century its origins in laws arid practices of defining race that 

   answer: the U.S. Constitution
  context: n ancestry to initial participation as three-fifths persons in the U.S. Constitution and to its later exclusion from the polity altogether by the U.

   answer: Jamestown, Va
  context: a big, bluff-bowed ship sailed up the river James and landed the first generation of African-Americans at Jamestown, Va. Nobody knows the hour or the


Where was Gwendolyn Johnson?

Where was Nat Turner a slave?

   answer: Southampton County, Va
  context: er was numbered among the last. And although hi' was a slave in Southampton County, Va., it would be saidofhim later that he "made an impact upon the 


Where was Turner defeated in an engagement?

   answer: near Jerusalem
  context: rived from Richmond and Norfolk. Some Whites left the county; others left the state. Defeated in an engagement near Jerusalem, Turner went into hiding


Who added a m script to the mass demonstration in ican history?

   answer: Richard Allen
  context: ord, streamed out of the < first mass demonstration in ican history. Richard Allen added a m script: .. And they were no n by us in the church. They w

   answer: the sexton
  context: ns arrived at Philadelphia s St. George s Methodist Episcopal Church, the sexton pointed to the gallery. The Blacks paused and then started up the ric

   answer: DuBois
  context: t roated the Free African Society ^DuBois called the first wavering 5apeoPle toward a m re iS'societies were formed in most ^Northern cities. And onA

   answer: Duke Ellington
  context: m and millions of other Xs and crosses, along with Mahalia singing, Duke Ellington composing, Gwendolyn Brooks rhyming and Michael Jordan slam-dunking


Who arrived from Richmond and Norfolk?

   answer: soldiers and sailors
  context: en and children fled to the woods and hid under the leaves until soldiers and sailors arrived from Richmond and Norfolk. Some Whites left the county; 


Who betrayed Pochohontas and experimented with tobacco?

   answer: John Rolfe
  context: l Black coming. But there is not the slightest doubt about the month. John Rolfe, who betrayed Pochohontas and experimented with tobacco, was there, a


Who composing?

   answer: Duke Ellington
  context: m and millions of other Xs and crosses, along with Mahalia singing, Duke Ellington composing, Gwendolyn Brooks rhyming and Michael Jordan slam-dunking


Who enacted laws that reduced most Africans to slavery?

   answer: the White founding fathers
  context: s changed drastically in the sixth decade of the century when the White founding fathers, spurred on by greed and the unprotected status of African im


Who helped build a church?

   answer: Blacl
  context: in a church Blacl helped build. The group had barely rea< of the stairs when a voice fro, said, Let us pray. Withoi the men plopped down ' were in t


Who landed the first generation of African-Americans at Jamestown, Va?

   answer: a big, bluff-bowed ship
  context: on Proclamation, 335 years before Brown vs. Board of Education, a big, bluff-bowed ship sailed up the river James and landed the first generation of A

   answer: John Rolfe
  context: l Black coming. But there is not the slightest doubt about the month. John Rolfe, who betrayed Pochohontas and experimented with tobacco, was there, a


Who pointed to the gallery of the church?

   answer: the sexton
  context: ns arrived at Philadelphia s St. George s Methodist Episcopal Church, the sexton pointed to the gallery. The Blacks paused and then started up the ric


Who robbed a Spanish vessel of a cargo of Africans bound for the West Indies?

   answer: Lerone Bennett, Jr., and Ebony crew
  context: , where the The Shaping of Black America 134 Reprin,ed by Lerone Bennett, Jr., and Ebony crew robbed a Spanish vessel of a cargo of Africans bound for


Who sang, Duke Ellington composing, Gwendolyn Brooks rhyming, and Michael Jordan slam-dunking?

   answer: Mahalia
  context: r and King and Malcolm and millions of other Xs and crosses, along with Mahalia singing, Duke Ellington composing, Gwendolyn Brooks rhyming and Michae


Who was numbered among the last?

   answer: Nat Turner
  context: proaching when the first should be last and the last should be first. Nat Turner was numbered among the last. And although hi' was a slave in Southamp


Who was praying as hard as he co?

Who was speaking at the time of Nat Turner's war?

   answer: COD
  context: and the convening of first national Black convention. 3, Nat Turner's War COD was speaking, Nat Turner said later. There was, he remembered, thunder a


Who was the home of SePh Travis?

   answer: Woods
  context: house to house, ^everyman woman chi|d ^PtthJ? i^.at burner and his army Woods t0 the home of ^menS SePh Travis. They were ^toadax with one hatchet a


Who were the leaders of the Blacks?

   answer: Richard Allen and Absalom Jones
  context: wncast eyes and heavy hearts. To the leaders of this group, Richard Allen and Absalom Jones, this was the ultimate to be shunted from the first galler


Who would have seen it and announced to his contemporaries that it was the beginning of the first world war?

   answer: John Rolfe
  context: l Black coming. But there is not the slightest doubt about the month. John Rolfe, who betrayed Pochohontas and experimented with tobacco, was there, a


Who wrote the book The Shaping of Black America 134 Reprin?

   answer: Lerone Bennett, Jr., and Ebony crew
  context: , where the The Shaping of Black America 134 Reprin,ed by Lerone Bennett, Jr., and Ebony crew robbed a Spanish vessel of a cargo of Africans bound for


Who wrote The Shaping of Black America 134 Reprin?

   answer: Lerone Bennett, Jr., and Ebony crew
  context: , where the The Shaping of Black America 134 Reprin,ed by Lerone Bennett, Jr., and Ebony crew robbed a Spanish vessel of a cargo of Africans bound for


Why did the White founding father enacted laws?

   answer: greed and the unprotected status of African immigrants
  context: when the White founding fathers, spurred on by greed and the unprotected status of African immigrants, enacted laws that reduced most Africans to sla

