고등학교 아프리카계 미국인 역사

In this class learners will develop skills in historical, literary, visual, and data analysis.  This class focuses on a spectrum of the diversity of Black communities in the United States within the broader context of Africa and the African diaspora.

Please note, this class is 1 of a 7 part grade level series from Culture Corner Academy. Each class provides a full year of instruction. After completion of Part 1 a private registration link will be given to returning families who wish to move on to Part 2. Each grade level provides more in depth or different material. Ages are flexible, however please attempt to keep kids within 1 year of the age range for socialization purposes. 

🚨 Get ready for our High School Black History with our summer class! This class offers an opportunity to not only MEET THE TEACHER  but future classmates well, which will give students a better foundation when going into the year long class. 

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TIME ⏰  or PRICE 💰  does work for you? Check out our FLEX version for a more budget friendly and flexible option.

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📕 Class Information- High School- A Comprehensive and Multidisciplinary Account of African American History 

Fall Semester (PART 1)

Week 1-4: Origins of the African Diaspora

Introduction to African American Studies
The Strength and Complexity of Early African Societies
Early West African Empires
Early African Kingdoms and City-States Early Africa and Global Politics
     
Week 4-12: Freedom, Enslavement, and Resistance

Atlantic Africans and the Transatlantic Slave Trade
From Capture to Sale: The Middle Passage Slavery, Labor, and American Law
Culture and Community
Radical Resistance and Revolt
Resistance Strategies, Part 1 Resistance Strategies, Part 2 Abolition and the War for Freedom
  

Spring Semester (PART 2/New Registration)
*New students welcome*

Week 1-4: The Practice of Freedom

Reconstruction and Black Politics
The Color Line: Black Life in the Nadir Racial Uplift
The New Negro Renaissance Migrations and Black Internationalism

Week 4-10: Movements and Debates

Anticolonial Movements and the Early Black Freedom Movement
The Long Civil Rights Movement
Black Power and Black Pride
Black Women’s Voices in Society and Leadership Diversity Within Black Communities
Identity, Culture, and Connection

Week 10-12: Course Project