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1 African-Americans in the Progressive Era More of the same Race Riots Progressive Reformers and Black Americans The Black Response Washington and Dubois- Part II The Great Migration and WW I

2 Sharecropper

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4 Lynching

5 Wilmington Riot- 1898

6 Wilmington Riot

7 Atlanta Riot- 1906

8 Tulsa Riot- 1921

9 Tulsa Riot

10 Tulsa Victims

11 Jim Crow

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13 Segregation

14 Segregation In 1910, 90% of all African-Americans lived in the Jim Crow South

15 Segregation In 1900, 90% of all African-Americans lived in the Jim Crow South In 1910, only 8,000 o/o 1 Million school- age blacks attended high school

16 Segregation In 1900, 90% of all African-Americans lived in the Jim Crow South In 1910, only 8,000 o/o 1 Million school- age blacks attended high school Between 1910 and 1914, mobs lynched more than 1,000 African- Americans

17 Washington

18 DuBois

19 Teddy Roosevelt

20 Woodrow Wilson

21 WW I era soldier

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