Dat am some great colored man; Fred Douglass, I guess,” replied her escort. “Dat? who ever hearn tell ob Fred Douglass cuttin’ up dat way wid no clothes on?” and “Pshaw! she pulled him away to something less allegorical. 2. Reading: Chapter 8 View from the Bottom Rail” (Pages 177-191, read the Fact: “The up to with Ex-Slave”) “Interview Introduction 1. Describe the often complicated reaction that the former enslaved people had to emancipation. Recovering the Freedpeople’s Point of View 2. Explain why have historians struggled to record the freedpeople’s point of view? The Freedpeople Speak 3. Describe the impact of William A. Dunning’s interpretation of black history. 4. Who challenged the Dunning School of interpretation and why? 5. How did the Great Depression influence research in black history? 6. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of oral history. has laid her egg, and right here it hatched.” “Hell government” “your glad I fought agin her, I only wish we’d won, And I ain’t axed any pardon for anything “I’m I’ve done.” and “Mr.” “Mrs.” “Exodusters” schoolhouse would be the first proof of their independence” “a many another self-made man, he was inclined to overpraise his “Like
“Dat? Dat am some great colored man; Fred Douglass, I guess,” replied her escort. “Pshaw! who ever hearn tell ob Fred Douglass cuttin’ up dat way wid no clothes on?” and she pulled him away to something less allegorical. 2. Reading: the Fact: Chapter 8 “The View from the Bottom Rail” (Pages 177-191, read up to “Interview with Ex-Slave”) Introduction 1. Describe the often complicated reaction that the former enslaved people had to emancipation. Recovering the Freedpeople’s Point of View 2. Explain why have historians struggled to record the freedpeople’s point of view? The Freedpeople Speak 3. Describe the impact of William A. Dunning’s interpretation of black history. 4. Who challenged the Dunning School of interpretation and why? 5. How did the Great Depression influence research in black history? 6. Describe the advantages and disadvantages of oral history. “Hell has laid her egg, and right here it hatched.” “your government” “I’m glad I fought agin her, I only wish we’d won, And I ain’t axed any pardon for anything I’ve done.” “Mr.” and “Mrs.” “Exodusters” “a schoolhouse would be the first proof of their independence” “Like many another self-made man, he was inclined to overpraise his
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