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1415
Price Henry Caper
Prince Henry goal was to "capture" the main Muslim trading the depot [in] Morocco (22). -
Period: 1415 to
History of Racism and Antiracism
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1450
The World's First Racist
According to Kendi and Reynolds, "Zurara was the first person to write about and defend Black human ownership" (25). -
1526
First Known African Racist
Johannes Leo, also known Leo Africanus, "echoed Zurara's sentiments of Africans, his own people [and called them...] hypersexual savages" (26-7). -
1577
Curse Theory
In Chapter 2 of "Stamped," Reynolds explains that "English travel writer George Best determined [...] that Africans were, in fact, cursed" (30). -
Jamestown's First Slaves
A Latin American ship was seized by pirates and "twenty Angolans [on board were sold to] the governor of Virginia"(36). -
Richard Mather's Arrival
Richard Mather was a Puritan who came to America to practice a "more disciplined and rigid" (32) form of Christianity. -
Cotton Mather is Born
Cotton Mather there was punishment meant for white people but there worse too. And John cotton dies and his wife dies too. (46-47) -
"Voluntary" Slaves
Richard Baxter was insane he thinks that slave was just voluntary to be baptize that is not right for the African people.(39). -
Creation of White Privileges
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First Antiracist Writing in the Colonies
In April 18 1688 they wrote about the oppression due to the skin color of equating it and due to there religion. (41) -
The Witch Hunt Begins!
Mather's book has symptoms of witchcraft. and that the enemies of white souls (49.) -
First Great Awakening
In 1730 there was a spearheaded by a Connecticut man that was named Jonathan Edwards.(53). -
American Philosophical Society (APS)
Franklin started a club back then. and the modeled after the Royal society. (57) -
The (American) Enlightenment
When the new america entered that now called is "Enlightenment era"(56-57) -
Phillis Wheatley’s intelligence test
The British wanted the Americans to feel conformable about continuing slavery in America. (63) -
Phyllis Wheatley's Test
Phyllis father got 18 men that was the smartest to test her.(60) -
Declaration of Independence
Lots of slaves ran away from the plantation to be free. and Thomas Jefferson sat down and wrote " All men are equal"(68) -
The Three Fifths Compromise
Some slaves was gone when there master was counting each one of them and in the begging there was 15 slaves and now there is 9 so then they just needed to do 15-9= 6 slaves were gone.(73-74) -
The Haitian Revolution
Half of enslave people African people went to Haiti up against the French rules. and they won. (75) -
(Possibly) North America's Biggest Uprising
So many slaves arrive to establishment for the the end of slavery to have there freedom.(80) -
The Missouri Compromise
When enslave African people entered to a new state there child that was born in that state will be freed till the age 25. (86-7) -
Thomas Jefferson's Death
Jefferson was sick and he was really sick that he could not move from his own bed. And could not celebrate his 15th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.(88) -
Garrison's First Abolition Speech
he started his speech and he favored a gradual to abolition for freedom in steps.(95-6) -
Nat Turner's Rebellion
he is a slave and a preacher too. and some people belive that slavery is a holy mission. But Turner thought of it but freedom instead. (98) -
AASS Abolitionist Pamphlets
They thought of the printing machine to make news paper for people. To see what is happening and not lots of people was happy. (99) -
Samuel Morton's Theories
His father was measuring white people's skulls. And determine that white people have big heads. (101-2) -
Frederick Douglass' Narrative Published
He published his book about him as a slave and became a publisher and a writer.(102-3) -
Uncle Tom's Cabin
His cabin exploded and became the biggest book ever.(104-108) -
Start of Civil War
The slave wanted the slave owner to be free so they went with the northern people.(113-114) -
The Emancipation Proclamation
four hundred thousand Black people were found that free. (115-116) -
End of Civil War
It is what the president will never see. Lincon wanted people to know that black people are intelligent too. (117) -
The Fifteenth Amendment
The amendment made it so that no one could be rood when colored people vote. (121-2) -
Black Codes and Jim Crow
There was a black code because people think that black people are breaking the law but they did not. And Jim crow shows that the law of it could be racial laws too. (119)
