Encyclopedia of African American history. Volume 3 /
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Table of Contents:
- v. 1. Atlantic African, American, and European Backgrounds to Contact, Commerce, and Enslavement
- Acculturation
- African Burial Ground, New York City
- African Diaspora
- Africanisms
- Asiento
- Atlantic Creoles
- Atlantic Islands
- Atlantic Slave Trade
- Bacon's Rebellion
- Barracoons
- Bight of Benin
- Bight of Biafra
- Bosman, Willem
- Bunce Island
- Cape Coast Castle
- Carolinas
- Chesapeake Colonies
- Cugoano, Quobna Ottobah
- de Las Casas, Bartolomé
- Destination, Florida
- Du Sable, Jean Baptiste Point
- Dutch New Netherland
- Dutch West India Company
- Elmina
- Encomienda
- Estévan
- Factor
- Freedom Dues
- Futa Jallon
- Ghana
- Gold Coast
- Gorée Island
- Griot
- Gulf of Guinea
- Headright System
- Hispaniola
- Igbo
- Indentured Servitude
- Jamestown, Virginia
- John, Prester
- Johnson, Anthony
- Kingdom of Asante
- Kingdom of Benin
- Kingdom of Dahomey
- Kongo Kingdom
- Las Siete Partidas
- Laurens, Henry
- Loose Pack
- Malaria
- Mali
- Matrilineal Societies
- Mbebma, Nzinga (Afonso I)
- Middle Colonies
- Musa, Mansa
- New England Colonies
- New York Conspiracy of 1741
- New York Revolt of 1712
- Newton, John
- Occupational Castes
- Oral Culture
- Patroonship
- Punch, John
- Queen Nzinga (Njinga Mbande)
- Racialized Slavery
- Reconquista
- Rice Cultivation
- Rolfe, John
- Royal African Company
- Sahel
- Seasoning
- Senegambia
- Signares
- Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts
- Songhai
- Stono Rebellion
- Sudanic Empires
- Sugar Plantations
- Sundiata: The Epic of Old Mali
- Task System
- Tight Pack
- Timbuktu
- Tobacco
- Toure, Askia Muhammad
- Trans-Saharan Slave Trade
- Tribute
- Vita, Dona Beatriz Kimpa
- West-Central Africa
- Wheatley, Phillis
- Woolman, John
- Culture, identity, and Community: From slavery to the Present
- Amalgamation
- Anansi the Spider
- Ancestral Spirits
- Anderson, Marian
- Angolan/Kongolese
- Animal Trickster Stories
- Armstrong, Louis
- Bailey, Pearl
- Basie, Count
- Bebop
- Black Atlantic
- Black Churches
- Black English
- Black Folk Culture
- Black Fraternal Societies
- Black Seminoles
- Black Wedding Traditions
- Blackface Minstrelsy
- Blue Notes
- Blues Music
- Bottle Trees
- Brer Rabbit
- Brooks, Gwendolyn
- Brown, James
- Buckra
- Call-and-Response
- Caul
- Charms
- Coltrane, John
- Congo Square, New Orleans
- Conjure
- Coromantee
- Davis, Miles
- Double Consciousness
- Ebo Landing
- Election Day
- Ellington, Duke
- Ethnic Randomization
- Evangelism
- Family Patterns
- Field Hollers
- Fitzgerald, Ella
- Flying African Stories
- Frazier, E. Franklin
- Full Immersion Baptism
- Goofer Dust
- Grave Decorations
- Grave Dirt
- Gullah
- Gumbo
- Herskovits, Melville
- High John the Conqueror Root
- Hoodoo
- Hurston, Zora Neale
- Hush Harbors
- Infanticide
- Jambalaya
- Jas
- Jazz
- John the Slave Tales
- Joplin, Scott
- Juba Dance
- Kongo Cosmogram
- Kwanzaa
- Laveau, Marie
- Locke, Alain
- Mardi Gras
- Miscegenation
- Mulatto
- Names Debate
- Negritude
- Obeah
- Octoroon
- Parker, Charlie
- Pinkster Festival
- Poisonings
- Prince Hall Masonry
- Pryor, Richard
- Quadroon
- Ragtime
- Ring Shout
- Rogers, Joel Augustus
- Root Doctors
- Salt-Water Negroes
- Sambo
- Sanchez, Sonia
- Shakur, Tupac
- Shrine of the Black Madonna
- Signifying
- Slave Culture
- Slave Religion
- Soul Food
- Sweetgrass Baskets
- Syncretism
- Tituba
- Transmigration
- Turner, Lorenzo Dow
- Walker, Margaret
- Wonder, Stevie
- Work Songs
- Wright, Richard.
- Political Activity and Resistance to Oppression: From the American Revolution to the Civil War
- Abelman v. Booth
- Abolition, Slave Trade
- Abolition, Slavery
- Adams, John Quincy
- African Civilization Society
- African Dorcas Association
- African Free Schools
- African Grove Theater
- African Methodist Episcopal Church
- Allen, Richard
- American and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society
- American Anti-Slavery Society (AASS)
- American Colonization Society
- American Moral Reform Society
- American Revolution
- Amistad
- Anglo-African Magazine
- Antislavery Societies
- Attucks, Crispus
- August First Celebrations
- Ball, Charles
- Banneker, Benjamin
- Bell, Philip A.
- Benevolent Societies
- Birney, James
- Boston Massacre
- Boyer, Jean Pierre
- Brown, John
- Brown, William Wells
- Brown Fellowship Society
- Carpetbaggers
- Cary, Mary Ann Shadd
- Cinque, Joseph
- Clarkson, Thomas
- Clay, Henry
- Coker, Daniel
- Colored American Newspaper
- Colored Convention Movement
- Compromise of 1850
- Confederate States of America
- Confiscation Acts
- Continental Army
- Cornish, Samuel
- Craft, William and Ellen
- Crandall, Prudence
- Crummell, Alexander
- Crummell, Boston
- Cuffe, Paul
- Davis, Jefferson
- Declaration of Independence
- Delany, Martin R.
- Destination, Canada
- Destination, Haiti
- Destination, Sierra Leone
- Dismal Swamp Maroons
- Domestic Slave Trade
- Douglass, Anna Murray
- Douglass, Frederick
- Downing, George
- Downing, Thomas
- Dred Scott v. Sandford
- Elaw, Zilpha
- The Emancipator
- Equiano, Olaudah
- Field Hands
- Field Order No. 15
- First African Baptist Church
- Fort Pillow Massacre
- Forten, Charlotte
- Forten, James
- Free African Society
- Free Soil Party
- Freedom's Journal
- Fugitive Slave Act of 1793
- Fugitive Slave Act of 1850
- Fugitive Slaves
- Gabriel (Prosser)
- Gang System
- Garner, Margaret
- Garnet, Henry Highland
- Garrison, William Lloyd
- Gradual Emancipation
- Great Awakening
- Grimke Sisters
- Haitian Revolution
- Hall, Prince
- Hamilton, William
- Hammon, Jupiter
- Hemings, Sally
- House Servants
- Immediatism
- Jacobs, Harriet
- Jay, John
- Jefferson, Thomas
- Jennings, Elizabeth
- Jennings, Thomas L.
- Jones, Absalom
- Kansas-Nebraska Act, 1854
- Langston, John Mercer
- The Liberator
- Liberia
- Liberty Party
- Lincoln, Abraham
- Lord Dunmore
- Louisiana Purchase
- Louverture, Toussaint
- Manumission
- Maroon Societies
- Massachusetts 54th Regiment
- Methodist Camp Meetings
- Mexican War
- Missouri Compromise
- Moral Uplift
- Nell, William Cooper
- New York Draft Riots
- Newsom, Celia
- Northern Slavery
- Northup, Solomon
- Overseers
- Patrollers
- Payne, Daniel
- Pennington, James William Charles
- Poor, Salem
- Port Royal Experiment
- Pritchard, Gullah Jack
- Purvis, Robert
- Quakers (Society of Friends)
- Ray, Charles
- Reason, Charles
- Reason, Patrick
- Remond, Charles L.
- Remond, Sarah Parker
- Republican Party
- Ruggles, David
- Russwurm, John
- Salem, Peter
- Saunders, Prince
- Scott, Dred
- Second Great Awakening
- Seminole Wars
- Shadd, Abraham
- Sierra Leone
- Slave Breeding
- Slave Codes
- Slave Diet
- Slave Driver
- Slave Plantation
- Slave Quarters
- Slave Resistance
- Smith, Gerrit
- Smith, James McCune
- Southern Free Blacks
- Stewart, Maria
- Still, William
- Stowe, Harriet Beecher
- Sumner, Charles
- Tappan, Arthur
- Tappan, Lewis
- Thirteenth Amendment
- Three-Fifths Compromise
- Transportation (as Punishment for Slave Resistance)
- Truth, Sojourner
- Tubman, Harriet
- Turner, Nat
- Uncle Tom's Cabin
- Underground Railroad
- Union Army
- Urban Slavery
- Vesey, Denmark
- Walker, David
- Ward, Samuel Ringgold
- Whipper, William
- Wilberforce, William
- Williams, Peter Jr.
- Williams, Peter Sr.
- Wright, Theodore S.