Analyze the responses of free and enslaved African American men and women to social, economic, and political conditions in different regions between 1820 and 1877. Responses may include:<ul><li>Resistance and escape: (e.g., Underground Railroad, Harriet Tubman, Robert Smalls, West Bogan)</li><li>Rebellions and uprisings: (e.g., Nat Turner, Gabriel Prosser)</li><li>Calls for abolition and equality: (e.g., Frederick Douglass, Frances Harper, Ida B. Wells)</li><li>Court cases: (e.g., Dred Scott, Homer Plessy)</li><li>Back-to-Africa movement (e.g., Paul Cuffe, Martin Delany)</li><li>Political involvement and representation (e.g., Alexander Twilight, Hiram Rhodes Revels, Joseph Rainey)</li></ul>
Standard detail
H.4.AAH.3
Performance Expectation
Depth 3Parent ID: F8FD4AA554034504BC72103E2E89FB5CStandard set: African American History
Original statement
Quick facts
- Statement code
- H.4.AAH.3
- Standard ID
- 8EF4681939134F9891647C0397DF855F
- ASN identifier
- S21354017
- Subject
- Social Studies (2022-)
- Grades
- 09, 10, 11, 12
- Ancestor IDs
- F8FD4AA554034504BC72103E2E89FB5CCBBADD4CD5504A988DB73B9565833FEBCE70859AA570484997517CA954BB3C27
- Source document
- Arkansas Social Studies Academic Standards: African American History (2022)