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Marcia Hopper, Kimberly Perry,
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Explorer
You will learn about African American Scientists and Scholar
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You will learn about African American Artists and Writers
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W.E.B. (William Edward Burghardt) Du Bois (1868-1963)
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As you work your way through the explorer section, using your knowledge of African American history from each section, you will earn points along the way by reviewing each section and completing the quiz. Bonus points are available by visiting the ‘Did you Know?” and African American Theme games. There will be provided with helpful hints and/or clues to help you get solve games.
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As you work your way through the Artist section, using your knowledge of African American history from each section, you will earn points along the way by reviewing each section and completing the quiz. Bonus points are available by visiting the ‘Did you Know?” and African American Theme games. There will be provided with helpful hints and/or clues to help you get solve games.
Class credit points will be given for every 15 minutes spent on this program
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A world-renowned agricultural chemist whose advice was sought by scientists around the world
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• 300 hundred products from the peanutAmong the products created by Carver from various foods are the following:Adhesives Axle Grease Bleach Buttermilk Chili Sauce Cream Instant Coffee Linoleum Mayonnaise Meat Tenderizer Metal Polish Paper Peanut Butter Rubbing Oils Shampoo Shaving Cream Shoe Polish Sugar
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Invented the crop rotation for farmers to grow peanuts, cotton and tobacco
Due to the surplus of peanut, over 300 products were derived from corn oil
Was denied admission to the Highland University Graduate from Iowa State University and taught
Agriculture at TuskegeeWatch to Learn more
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W.E.B. DuBois Faith Ringgolld
George Washington
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Quotes From George Washington CarverIt is not the style of clothes one wears, neither the kind of automobile one drives, nor the amount of money one has in the bank, that counts. These mean nothing. It is simply service that measures success.Look about you. Take hold of the things that are here. Let them talk to you. You learn to talk to them. Photo Courtesy NPS
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Quotes From Faith Ringgold
If One Can Anyone CanAll you Gotta Do IS Try!
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Faith Ringgold The Flag is Bleeding (1967)
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Ringgold is best known for her paintings as well as her painted quilts that depict American race relations and feminism in America.
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Faith Ringgold’s most famous series, “The American People” chronicles race relations between Blacks and whites, as well as men and women in America during the Civil Rights Movement.
#9 The American Dream (1967)
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#17 Artist and His Model (1967)
Ringgold’s paintings include a mixture of elements: African masks and European painting styles, creating a distinctive style she calls “African-American”.
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Faith Ringgold also paints quilts. These quilts contain the same themes of race relations and women’s rights. She also uses these quilts to examine stereotypical images of Blacks. In this quilt Ringgold challenges our views of Black men.
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The Men: Mask Face Quilt #2
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Octavia E. Butler was one of the few African American women in the field of Science Fiction writing. She won both a Nebula and Hugo award for her writing.
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Butler used her novels to critique society at large. She challenged the ideas of race, sex and gender as well as social progress. Octavia Butler proved with her success that African Americans as well as women; could not only write science-fiction but, but be an active part of the future.
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Some of Octavia Butler’s Books
Flash File here! Link to Amazon web page.
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This is an essay written by Octavia Butler in Essence Magazine.
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Otis Boykin was an inventor, research engineer and entrepreneur.
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Boykin invented 25 electrical devices. He is noted for improving the electrical resistor. An electrical resistor slows the flow of electricity through a unit.
This video will show how a resistor works.
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The invention that Boykin is most noted for is inventing the control unit for the artificial pacemaker. A pacemaker is a medical device that uses electrical impulses that are delivered by electrodes that contract the heart muscles, and regulates beating of the heart.
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Did you know that in 1958, Arne Larsson was the first person to have an artificial pacemaker installed?
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