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Read Poem What is the difference between looking through one end of a telescope and looking through the other? What is Hughes saying in this poem? Do Now

“Long View: Negro” By Langston Hughes Emancipation: 1865 Sighted through the Telescope of dreams Looms larger, So much larger, So it seems, Than truth can be. But turn the telescope around, Look through the larger end— And wonder why What was so large Becomes so small Again.

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Overturned convictions of three men in Colfax Massacre Federal government powerless State v. Cruikshank

Legal barriers to voting Separating whites and blacks Plessy v. Ferguson- segregation legal Segregation

Which aspirations (hopes) for freedom did not become a reality for black Americans during Reconstruction? Which aspirations became a reality during Reconstruction and then were lost? Which were achieved and sustained? What choices were left for black Southerners by the 1890s? Handout 14.2

“The African Americans” List the dilemmas faced and the choices made by Isaiah Montgomery. “The African Americans”

“The African Americans” What choices did Isaiah Montgomery make in order to establish mound Bayou? What were the advantages and disadvantages of those choices? What is your response to Montgomery creating the Bayou? “The African Americans”

Segregation: the enforced separation of different racial groups. Plessy v. Ferguson

Plessy v. Ferguson

Which hopes for freedom did not become a reality for black Americans during Reconstruction? Which hopes became a reality during Reconstruction and then were lost? Exit Ticket