Franklin and Moss
Instructor Manual
(Downloadable Word Document files)
Chapter One: Land of Their Ancestor
Chapter Two: The African Way of Life
Chapter Three: The Slave Trade and the New World
Chapter Four: Colonial Slavery
Chapter Five: That All May Be Free
Chapter Six: Blacks in the New Republic
Chapter Seven: Blacks and Manifest Destiny
Chapter Eight: That Peculiar Institution
Chapter Nine: Quasi-Free Blacks
Chapter Ten: Slavery and Intersectional Strife
Chapter Twelve: The Effort to Attain Peace
Chapter Thirteen: Losing the Peace
Chapter Fourteen: Philanthropy and Self-Help
Chapter Fifteen: The Color Line
Chapter Sixteen: In Pursuit of Democracy
Chapter Seventeen: Democracy Escapes
Chapter Eighteen: The Harlem Renaissance
Chapter Nineteen: The New Deal
Chapter Twenty: The American Dilemma
Chapter Twenty-One: Fighting for the Four Freedoms
Chapter Twenty-Two: African Americans in the Cold War Era
Chapter Twenty-Three: The Black Revolution
Chapter Twenty-Four: New Forms of Activism
Chapter Twenty-Five: Legacies for the Twenty-First Century
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