The Great Migration - American history, #20 - E-book - ePub

Name: The Great Migration
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Author: Michael Johnson
ISBN: 9798224046768

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Discover the transformative journey of African Americans from the oppressive South to the promise of the North in "The Great Migration." Delve into the... Lire la suite

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Discover the transformative journey of African Americans from the oppressive South to the promise of the North in "The Great Migration." Delve into the socio-political landscape post-Civil War, the allure of economic opportunities, and the challenges faced in urban centers. Uncover the cultural renaissance of the Harlem Renaissance and the rise of the Civil Rights Movement. Explore the lasting impact on American culture, politics, and demographics.
Through personal narratives and historical analysis, this book illuminates the enduring legacy of the Great Migration and its relevance in today's society.

Date de parution

05/04/2024
Editeur

Virtued Press
Collection

American history
ISBN

8224046768
EAN

9798224046768
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ePub

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Biographie de Michael Johnson

Michael Johnson is a distinguished historian specializing in American history. With a degree in History from Harvard University, Johnson's work delves into pivotal moments, figures, and themes shaping the United States. He has authored numerous acclaimed books, offering insightful perspectives and engaging narratives. Johnson's commitment to meticulous scholarship and compelling storytelling has earned him widespread acclaim in the field.
Passionate about sharing his expertise, he frequently engages in lectures and public events to foster a deeper appreciation for America's past.