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2.10 Black Pride, Identity, and the Question of Naming
Part of Freedom, Enslavement, and Resistance in AP® African American Studies. Open it free in Stellar for the full interactive lesson, practice, and progress tracking.
In this unit
24 lessons
- 2.1African Explorers in the AmericasOpen lesson
- 2.2Departure Zones in Africa and the Slave Trade to the United StatesOpen lesson
- 2.3Capture and the Impact of the Slave Trade on West African SocietiesOpen lesson
- 2.4African Resistance on Slave Ships and the Antislavery MovementOpen lesson
- 2.5Slave Auctions and the Domestic Slave TradeOpen lesson
- 2.6Labor, Culture, and EconomyOpen lesson
- 2.7Slavery and American Law: Slave Codes and Landmark CasesOpen lesson
- 2.8The Social Construction of Race and the Reproduction of StatusOpen lesson
- 2.9Creating African American CultureOpen lesson
- 2.10Black Pride, Identity, and the Question of NamingThis lesson
- 2.11The Stono Rebellion and Fort MoseOpen lesson
- 2.12Legacies of the Haitian RevolutionOpen lesson
- 2.13Resistance and Revolts in the United StatesOpen lesson
- 2.14Black Organizing in the North: Freedom, Women’s Rights, and EducationOpen lesson
- 2.15Maroon Societies and Autonomous Black CommunitiesOpen lesson
- 2.16Diasporic Connections: Slavery and Freedom in BrazilOpen lesson
- 2.17African Americans in Indigenous TerritoryOpen lesson
- 2.18Debates About Emigration, Colonization, and Belonging in AmericaOpen lesson
- 2.19Black Political Thought: Radical ResistanceOpen lesson
- 2.20Race to the Promised Land: Abolitionism and the Underground RailroadOpen lesson
- 2.21Legacies of Resistance in African American Art and PhotographyOpen lesson
- 2.22Gender and Resistance in Slave NarrativesOpen lesson
- 2.23The Civil War and Black CommunitiesOpen lesson
- 2.24Freedom Days: Commemorating the Ongoing Struggle for FreedomOpen lesson
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