WIllIam H. mcNeIll - Patrick Manning
... course at the University of Wisconsin, and I read it along with other grad students in African, Latin American, and Asian history. I bought an additional copy and sent it home to my parents, along with the works in African history with which I was most impressed. In the years since, I have read and ...
... course at the University of Wisconsin, and I read it along with other grad students in African, Latin American, and Asian history. I bought an additional copy and sent it home to my parents, along with the works in African history with which I was most impressed. In the years since, I have read and ...
Cheikh Anta Diop and Two Cradle Analysis
... colonialism be lifted from our Motherland and from African people dispersed globally. His initial doctoral dissertation submitted at the University of Paris, Sorbonne in 1951, based on the premise that Egypt of the pharaohs was an African civilization--was rejected. Regardless, this dissertation wa ...
... colonialism be lifted from our Motherland and from African people dispersed globally. His initial doctoral dissertation submitted at the University of Paris, Sorbonne in 1951, based on the premise that Egypt of the pharaohs was an African civilization--was rejected. Regardless, this dissertation wa ...
Overarching Standards and Focus for WHISL
... H1a. Evaluate a historical source for point of view and historical context. H1b. Gather and analyze historical information, including contradictory data, from a variety of primary and secondary sources, including sources located on the Internet, to support or reject hypotheses. H1c. Construct and de ...
... H1a. Evaluate a historical source for point of view and historical context. H1b. Gather and analyze historical information, including contradictory data, from a variety of primary and secondary sources, including sources located on the Internet, to support or reject hypotheses. H1c. Construct and de ...
Rethinking the African Diaspora
... As I will argue below, both African studies and Africa-diaspora studies face continuing debates on the scope of their analysis and on the historical dynamics explored by specialists in each field. The two fields overlap with each other and with other fields of studies, including Latin American studies, ...
... As I will argue below, both African studies and Africa-diaspora studies face continuing debates on the scope of their analysis and on the historical dynamics explored by specialists in each field. The two fields overlap with each other and with other fields of studies, including Latin American studies, ...
Strayer Chapter 20 Colonialism pgs. 922-948
... sessed overwhelming advantages in firepower, deriving from the recently invented repeating rifles and machine guns.A much-quoted jingle by the English writer Hilaire Belloc summed up the situation: Whatever happens we have got The Maxim gun [an automatic machine gun] and they have not. ...
... sessed overwhelming advantages in firepower, deriving from the recently invented repeating rifles and machine guns.A much-quoted jingle by the English writer Hilaire Belloc summed up the situation: Whatever happens we have got The Maxim gun [an automatic machine gun] and they have not. ...
Slavery and the Rise of Capitalism
... In Professor Clarke's continual quest for African truth, this work is a potent articulation of an all too neglected period of African world history and sets the stage for a more expansive publication that is being prepared by a collectivity of scholars under his able direction, dealing with slavery ...
... In Professor Clarke's continual quest for African truth, this work is a potent articulation of an all too neglected period of African world history and sets the stage for a more expansive publication that is being prepared by a collectivity of scholars under his able direction, dealing with slavery ...
Water`s Edge: Customhouses, Governance, and the
... somewhat ironically, authorship of The Wealth of Nations was Adam Smith’s bona fides for an ...
... somewhat ironically, authorship of The Wealth of Nations was Adam Smith’s bona fides for an ...
Scales - DMPS Social Studies
... been and where we will go as a nation. Students will learn about our country’s past from multiple perspectives and through the use of primary and secondary sources. In this unit, students learn about the path from colonies to country. Between 1607 and 1733, English settlers established 13 colonies i ...
... been and where we will go as a nation. Students will learn about our country’s past from multiple perspectives and through the use of primary and secondary sources. In this unit, students learn about the path from colonies to country. Between 1607 and 1733, English settlers established 13 colonies i ...
African Diasporas: Toward a Global History
... in the United States, as many people refer to President Obama. One can also talk of the Luo, Kenyan, arid East African diasporas in South Africa, but it would be an oxymoron to refer to these people as an African diaspora insofar as both Kenya and South Africa are African countries. Since all four s ...
... in the United States, as many people refer to President Obama. One can also talk of the Luo, Kenyan, arid East African diasporas in South Africa, but it would be an oxymoron to refer to these people as an African diaspora insofar as both Kenya and South Africa are African countries. Since all four s ...
African Diasporas: Toward a Global History
... in the United States, as many people refer to President Obama. One can also talk of the Luo, Kenyan, arid East African diasporas in South Africa, but it would be an oxymoron to refer to these people as an African diaspora insofar as both Kenya and South Africa are African countries. Since all four s ...
... in the United States, as many people refer to President Obama. One can also talk of the Luo, Kenyan, arid East African diasporas in South Africa, but it would be an oxymoron to refer to these people as an African diaspora insofar as both Kenya and South Africa are African countries. Since all four s ...
view PDF - Journal of Pan African Studies
... Father of Black History Few biographies of early black intellectuals have been written partly because of the suppression of information on these scholars’ work, and sometimes the lack of primary source materials that are available. The difficulty in locating original documents is evidenced by Jacqu ...
... Father of Black History Few biographies of early black intellectuals have been written partly because of the suppression of information on these scholars’ work, and sometimes the lack of primary source materials that are available. The difficulty in locating original documents is evidenced by Jacqu ...
History
... environment, despite the ideology of "liberty" inherent in written documents at this time. There are varieties of ways in which history can be organized, including chronologically, culturally, territorially, and thematically. These divisions are not mutually exclusive, and significant overlaps are o ...
... environment, despite the ideology of "liberty" inherent in written documents at this time. There are varieties of ways in which history can be organized, including chronologically, culturally, territorially, and thematically. These divisions are not mutually exclusive, and significant overlaps are o ...
Leaders in African-Centered Education by Kamautu Ashanti (AKA
... and skills (e.g., writing, math, science, medicine, architecture, metallurgy, and agriculture) the foreigners could advance their own cultures/ societies (Williams, 1974; Diop, 1974; 1991; Clarke, 1993). Furthermore, with the Africans' labor, land, and mineral resources (e.g., forced and exploited l ...
... and skills (e.g., writing, math, science, medicine, architecture, metallurgy, and agriculture) the foreigners could advance their own cultures/ societies (Williams, 1974; Diop, 1974; 1991; Clarke, 1993). Furthermore, with the Africans' labor, land, and mineral resources (e.g., forced and exploited l ...
MRes Approaches to Historical Research
... Ancient, medieval and early modern sources include a tremendous variety of written records (scrolls, manuscripts, printed pamphlets, etc) and genres, as well as architecture, reliquaries, liturgical and other objects, vestments, material culture and the evidence of archaeology. Modern sources extend ...
... Ancient, medieval and early modern sources include a tremendous variety of written records (scrolls, manuscripts, printed pamphlets, etc) and genres, as well as architecture, reliquaries, liturgical and other objects, vestments, material culture and the evidence of archaeology. Modern sources extend ...
Historical practice - Scholars at Harvard
... from the humanities in the US has been the movement of women, first into and then out of humanities subjects; the proportion of men taking these subjects has barely changed since 1950.9 It is not clear whether these findings would hold true in quite the same way in Australia or the United Kingdom, f ...
... from the humanities in the US has been the movement of women, first into and then out of humanities subjects; the proportion of men taking these subjects has barely changed since 1950.9 It is not clear whether these findings would hold true in quite the same way in Australia or the United Kingdom, f ...
Under the bloody hatchet of the Haitians
... humble but noteworthy education. He learned French and Latin from his godfather and often studied political and military strategy in Caesar’s Commentaries. His father, most likely a former African chieftain, showed him the application of medicinal herbs. As Toussaint entered adulthood, his master, ...
... humble but noteworthy education. He learned French and Latin from his godfather and often studied political and military strategy in Caesar’s Commentaries. His father, most likely a former African chieftain, showed him the application of medicinal herbs. As Toussaint entered adulthood, his master, ...
Tools of the Historian
... sense of the flow of dates and events. An and end? What two features make this time easy way is to use or make a time line. A time line different from many other time lines? line is a diagram that shows the order of Why are they used? events within a period of time. 2. Understanding a Time Line Why ...
... sense of the flow of dates and events. An and end? What two features make this time easy way is to use or make a time line. A time line different from many other time lines? line is a diagram that shows the order of Why are they used? events within a period of time. 2. Understanding a Time Line Why ...
Mapping Race: Historicizing the History of the Color-Line
... development in South Africa, Alabama, Israel, and Ireland, and Lamar and Thompson, who used the theme of frontier conflict to frame a collection of essays on race relations in North America and South Africa over several centuries.xv One could spend an entire graduate seminar exploring the content, s ...
... development in South Africa, Alabama, Israel, and Ireland, and Lamar and Thompson, who used the theme of frontier conflict to frame a collection of essays on race relations in North America and South Africa over several centuries.xv One could spend an entire graduate seminar exploring the content, s ...
Research Reading List
... Moses, W.J. (1988) The Golden Age of Black Nationalism, 1850-1925. Cambridge: Oxford University Press. Moses thesis asserts that by adopting European and American nationalist and separatist doctrines, black nationalism became a vehicle for the assimilationist values among black American intellectual ...
... Moses, W.J. (1988) The Golden Age of Black Nationalism, 1850-1925. Cambridge: Oxford University Press. Moses thesis asserts that by adopting European and American nationalist and separatist doctrines, black nationalism became a vehicle for the assimilationist values among black American intellectual ...
Black Reconstruction in America
... without any effort on his part ? “The American Negroes are the only people in the history of the world, so far as I know, that ever became free without any effort of their own. “They had not started the war nor ended it. They twanged banjos around the railroad stations, sang melodious spirituals, an ...
... without any effort on his part ? “The American Negroes are the only people in the history of the world, so far as I know, that ever became free without any effort of their own. “They had not started the war nor ended it. They twanged banjos around the railroad stations, sang melodious spirituals, an ...
Africa, Empire and Globalization
... written by Abd al-Raḥman al-Baghdādī in Rio de Janeiro in 1865, which describes the condition of Muslims in Brazil thirty years after the abortive Muslim uprising in Bahia. Dr. Daddi Addoun has also translated Kitāb al-ṣalāt, written by Muḥammad Kabā Saghanughu in Jamaica in ca. 1820, and he has ana ...
... written by Abd al-Raḥman al-Baghdādī in Rio de Janeiro in 1865, which describes the condition of Muslims in Brazil thirty years after the abortive Muslim uprising in Bahia. Dr. Daddi Addoun has also translated Kitāb al-ṣalāt, written by Muḥammad Kabā Saghanughu in Jamaica in ca. 1820, and he has ana ...
Methods in World History
... production of historical knowledge can and should imply for us in the methodological sense. However, to date such methodological issues have seldom been discussed. For example, the just-published A Companion to World History (Northrop 2015) has over thirty interesting chapters, but almost none of th ...
... production of historical knowledge can and should imply for us in the methodological sense. However, to date such methodological issues have seldom been discussed. For example, the just-published A Companion to World History (Northrop 2015) has over thirty interesting chapters, but almost none of th ...
Unit 18 Rethinking the Rise of the West
... powerful global force. For many years, historians believed that the rise of the West was a natural, inevitable, and largely positive development that resulted from the diffusion of superior European technologies, ideologies, and institutions to the rest of the world. Now, however, scholars increasin ...
... powerful global force. For many years, historians believed that the rise of the West was a natural, inevitable, and largely positive development that resulted from the diffusion of superior European technologies, ideologies, and institutions to the rest of the world. Now, however, scholars increasin ...
What is History about?
... foreseeable future. History makes no sense unless it is integrated into the dynamics of the contemporary world. Secondly, you should appreciate the totality of factors that shape human development, including climate and geography, which are insufficiently emphasized by historians. Thirdly, I hope yo ...
... foreseeable future. History makes no sense unless it is integrated into the dynamics of the contemporary world. Secondly, you should appreciate the totality of factors that shape human development, including climate and geography, which are insufficiently emphasized by historians. Thirdly, I hope yo ...