Credits
PERMISSIONS:
1. Photographs of masks and other African items. These items are personal property of Mr. Todd McMannus of Lakeland, Fl. Permission was given in writing on 2/23/2002.
REFERENCES:
JAVASCRIPT SOURCES:
SCRIPTS:
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trivia quiz
FAQ generator (3 pages: Abolitionists, laws, rebellions)
hangman (African countries page)
SCRIPTS:
slide show (African arts page)
scroller (home page)
ALL ANIMATED TEXT:
IMAGE MAPS
Created using the: CuteMAP, version 1.1, GlobalScape, Inc.
RESEARCH:
INTERNET SITES USED:
From Slavery to Freedom: The African American Pamphlet Collection
American Slave Narratives
Born in Slavery
Africans in America
Chronology of History of Slavery
Slavery - The Peculiar Institution
The Underground Railroad Site
Ohio's Underground Railroad to Freedom
The Story of Africa
Juneteenth
The Middle Passage Foundation, Inc.
Yahoo World facts
www.yahoo.com
Full Text of the Emancipation Proclamation (Linked to)
BOOKS:
1 Berlin, Ira et al. "Remembering Slavery:African Americans Talk About Their personal Experiences of slavery and Freedom", The New Press, 2000.
2. Miller, Randall M. "Letters to A Slave Family" The University of Georgia Books, Athens,GA 1990.
3. Ward, Geoffrey, Burns, Ric and Burns, Ken. "The Civil War" Alfred Knopf Books, Inc., 1990
4. Graves, Kerry A. "The Civil War" Capstone Books, Mankato, MN, 2001 pp. 7-13
5. Reger, James P. " Life in the South During the Civil War", Lucent Books, San Diego, CA, 1997 pp. 13- 34
6. Biel, Timothy L. " Life in the North During the Civil War:, Lucent Books, San Diego, CA 1997 pp. 98 - 113
