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The history of multiculturalism ( African-Americans)
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Nat Turner
Led slave rebellion in Virginia. -
Slave trade Ban
Congress banned the slave trade -
HBCU
Historically Black Colleges and Universities were founded. -
Dred Scott Decision
Dred Scott supreme court decision- determine if black people are counted as citizens. -
American Civil War
Civil War Erupts between North and South. -
Emancipation Proclamation
Document freed the slaves -
Andre Reboucas
Andre Reboucas invented the early prototype of the torpedo. -
Lincoln Assasination
President Lincoln assassinated -
Black People Demand Equal Rights/Voting
Black People held a meeting in Norfolk Virginia Demanding equal rights and ballots. -
The 14th Amendment
The 14th Amendment was adopted in the U.S, which declared that all people born in the U.S are citizens regardless of race. -
Joseph Rainey
Joseph Rainey becomes the first African-American member elected to congress. -
Lewis Latimer
Lewis Latimer creates a method for the light bulb to shine brighter and last longer, thus patenting the first modern lightbulb. -
Daniel Hale Williams ( Provident Hospital)
Daniel Hale Williams, MD, opens Provident Hospital and training school for Nurses, in Chicago. It is the nation's first hospital with a nursing and intern program with a racially integrated staff. -
Daniel Hale Williams( Open heart surgery)
Daniel Hale Williams, An African American Surgeon, performs one of the first successful open-heart surgeries.