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... policies . The Senate failed to convict and remove Johnson from office , however , and he continued to oppose congressional Reconstruction policies . THE GRANT ADMINISTRATION Former Union General Ulysses S. Grant became the presidential ...
... policies . The Senate failed to convict and remove Johnson from office , however , and he continued to oppose congressional Reconstruction policies . THE GRANT ADMINISTRATION Former Union General Ulysses S. Grant became the presidential ...
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... policies that contributed to racial segre- gation in urban areas . Despite decades of civil rights legislation aimed at ending many of the segregationist practices of the early to mid - 1900s , urban segregation remains a fact of life ...
... policies that contributed to racial segre- gation in urban areas . Despite decades of civil rights legislation aimed at ending many of the segregationist practices of the early to mid - 1900s , urban segregation remains a fact of life ...
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... policies , 231 ethnic violence , 26 settlement of African Americans in , 120 See also Yoruba people " Nigger , " 603-604 as derogatory term , 591 " Baad Nigger " term , 71 use in films , 71 use in hip - hop culture , 71 , 603-604 ...
... policies , 231 ethnic violence , 26 settlement of African Americans in , 120 See also Yoruba people " Nigger , " 603-604 as derogatory term , 591 " Baad Nigger " term , 71 use in films , 71 use in hip - hop culture , 71 , 603-604 ...
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Readers Guide xiii | 507 |
African Americans in Halls of Fame | 907 |
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