From the Middle Passage Through the 1930s
At the expense of basic human rights, dignity, and decency, Africans were torn from their native countries and first brought to the United State as slaves. Yet even in the face of injustice and hardship they have endured since then, African Americans have been bolstered by the sacrifices, leadership, and determination of courageous individuals. This inspiring volume chronicles the history of African Americans—the triumphs and tragedies—from origins on the African continent to the end of the Harlem Renaissance.
Publication
2010
Pages
280
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Britannica Educational Publishing
Collection
African American History and Culture
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