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This study guide covers the 19th-century debate among African Americans regarding emigration versus staying in the U.S. It examines the goals and destinations of emigrationists, highlighting key figures like Delany, Garnet, and Cuffee. The guide also explores anti-emigrationist views on birthright citizenship, featuring figures like Douglass and Garrison. Finally, it analyzes primary sources from the period and provides practice questions covering key concepts like Black Nationalism and the impact of events like the Dred Scott decision.
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Question 1 of 14
In the 1800s, African Americans were divided on whether to stay in the U.S. and fight for their rights or seek freedom elsewhere. What were the two main viewpoints in this debate? 🤔
Abolitionism and segregation
Emigration and anti-emigration
Assimilation and separatism
Compromise and resistance