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Ideas and Details. NONFICTION: “Up From Slavery," pages 4-9. February 2015. Central idea: After the Civil War ended, Booker was motivated to get an education, but it was extremely difficult to do so. Directions: Follow the prompts below to explore the central ideas and supporting details in “Up From Slavery." Name:
12 Nov 2012 An objective summary is a short statement or paragraph that tells what an article or story is about. It does not include irrelevant details or the opinions of the person writing it. Directions: Follow the prompts in the margins to complete the summary below. Summarizing. Summary of “Up From Slavery".
6 Feb 2015 Hampton Institute, one of few boarding schools in the world that would accept a former slave like him. V. *,. SCOPE.SCHOLASTIC.COM . FEBRUARY 2015 . Up from Slavery. Yanked the weeds. Sprouted from seeds sown on the Civil War's battleground: Once emancipated, stay enslaved to common labor.
were raw. They worked up to 17 hours a day,. 7 days a week, for little food and no pay. Within minutes, police had arrested the owners of the workshop, and the kids were shuttled to Satyarthi's shelter for former child slaves. Soon they'd receive a hot meal—their first in months—and be reunited with their families. For more
9 Feb 2015 and “Why was an education so important to former slaves?" In this activity, you will find details from three sources to help you respond to these questions. Directions:Answer the questions in this activity using evidence from the video “In the Time of Booker T. Washington," the article. “Up From Slavery," and
Born in a Virginia slave hut, Booker T. Washington (1856-1915) rose to become the most influential spokesman for African-Americans of his day. African American Challenges and Overcoming Obstacles Historic Figures Segregation and Integration Slavery, Underground Railroad, Abolition
12 Nov 2012 An objective summary is a short statement or paragraph that tells what an article or a story is about. It does not include irrelevant details or the opinions of the person writing it. 1. Who is the main character in the article? (It can be an individual or a group of people.)
Washington, Booker T. (1856-1915) - American writer and educationist.Born a slave in Virginia, he was later educated at the. Hampton Institute and went on to establish and head the Tuskegee. Institute in Alabama. Up From Slavery (1901) - Booker T. Washington's autobiography details his rise from slavery to the.
9 Feb 2015 Up from Slavery. Yanked the weeds. Sprouted from seeds sown on the Civil War's battleground: Once emancipated, stay enslaved to common labor. But this grassroots griot fed his people the true story. He believed black men and women could rise by starting down on their knees to build, brick by brick,.

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