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The  African    American            Experience           |  The American
                                                            Mosaic

Time Periods                        The African American Experience: The American Mosaic provides a
                                    comprehensive survey of African American history as its heartbreaking
 Africa and the Atlantic, 500–1550  struggles, major movements—political, social, artistic, and literary—and
                                    most notable events and legislative reform. It gives voice to the experience of
 Africans in Colonial North         African Americans from their arrival in the Americas through to the present day,
 America, 1550s–1760                including the influence of the black community on popular culture and the
 Hopes for a New Nation             aspirations of African Americans as expressed through the campaign of hope on
 1763–1816                          which Barack Obama ran in 2008.

 Antebellum, 1816–1846               n Includes nearly 1,000 biographies of such famous
                                         political and social figures as W.E.B. DuBois, Barack
 Civil War and Emancipation,             Obama, and Frederick Douglass as well as such
 1846–1877                               fascinating contemporary figures as Amiri Baraka,
                                         Muhammad Ali, Drake, and Oprah Winfrey
 Rise of Jim Crow, 1877–1895
                                     n Houses nearly 8,000 primary and secondary sources, including overview
 The Progressive Era, 1895–1917          essays, slave narratives, speeches, court cases, and quotations

 World War I to the Great            n E ncourages students to think about African American history as it relates to
 Depression, 1917–1939                   the present, such as “Are there different perceptions of professional black
                                         athletes as compared to their white counterparts?” and “Are we living in a
 World War II and Post-War               post-racial society?”
 Integration, 1939–1954
                                     n Makes connections to literary classics including To Kill a Mockingbird,
 Civil Rights Movement                  Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
 1954–1965
                                    Most Recent Awards
 Black Power Movement
 1965–1979                           Education Software Review Award (EDDIE) — African American
                                     Studies Website — ComputEd Gazette
 Urban Politics and the Shifting     Education Software Review Award (EDDiE) — ComputEd Gazette
 Landscape, 1979–1991

 Dawning of a New Era
 1992–2000

 New Millennium, 2001–Present

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