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Derrick Mcdaniel Week 2 Prezi Assignment
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Derrick Mcdaniel Week 2 Prezi Assignment
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White Southern Resistance and Black Codes.
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White Southern Resistance and Black Codes.
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Black Codes was restrictive laws set to limit the freedom of African Americans.
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In many states it was required to sign labor contracts if they didn't sign those contracts-
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sign those contracts they'd be fined and forced into unpaid labor.
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Which means you were forced to work and not be paid . "Think of you going to work and not being paid
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arrested as well. It was only until President Abraham Lincoln annouced-
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the Emancipation Proclamation. The EM simply states all slaves were to be set free -
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in those rebellious states. In South California no African American -
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can hold an occupation other than farmer or servant. Lincoln was later kind after trying tom make
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change. I wanted to add.
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All right,
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Good evening Miss Han. And this is my presentation on
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excuse me on White Southern Resistance in black coats. White Southern Resistance
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hold on.
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White Southern Resistance in black codes
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in many states,
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it was required to sign labor contracts if they didn't sign those contracts,
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they before they'd be fined or forced into unpaid labor or, and even arrested.
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Which means you were forced to work and not be paid.
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So think if you're going to work and not getting your
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paycheck every week or not getting your paycheck every two weeks,
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african american people during that time, during the time of the, uh,
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the bloody Civil War, um,
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were forced into unpaid labor if they didn't sign those contracts.
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It was only until President President Abraham Lincoln,
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Lincoln announced the emancipation proclamation.
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The emancipate
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and emancipate our ways through that. Excuse me, Mr Hand.
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The emancipation proclamation simply states all slaves were to be set
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free and those were very rebellious states in south California,
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in south California at the time. No african american could hold an occupation
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other than former farmer or survey.
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Um, Lincoln was later killed. Um, after trying to make the change.
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Um, I did want
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