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HIST 114-49Y

With Chris Lee, Ph.D.

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William Lloyd Garrison: “That which is not just is not law”

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Edmund Ruffin: Ardent pro-slavery Virginian commits suicide at theconclusion of the Civil War (Ruffin is the antithesis of Garrison)

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Dred Scott Decision: African Americans were“beings of an inferior order and altogether unfitTo associate with the white race, either in social or political relations.”

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Dred Scott and General Sherman are both buried at Calvary CemeteryIn St. Louis, Mo. The cemetery is located in an African American neighborhood -- one of the poorest, most dangerous in the region.

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And Reconstruction led to the Colfax Massacre

And Jim Crow

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And, we’ll search for links throughout ourStudy of the era … a key to applying history

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People say that I look like Benjamin Franklin.If you need bifocals to read this, thank Mr Franklin!

Chris Lee: Ph.D. American History and Modern EuropeSt. Louis University

-23 years in the United States Air Force-2005 to present: National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA)-10 years with Peru State College