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		1609–1865 Slavery, the Slave Trade, and Commercial Capitalism The Demise of Slavery Rooted in Africa, Raised in America: The Traditional Arts and Crafts of African-Americans Across Five Centuries Varieties of Enslaved Labor Slave Resistance	1865–1917 The Meanings of Freedom Pigmentocracy The Myth of the Nadir The Struggle for Citizenship Reconstruction and the Formerly Enslaved	1917 and Beyond The Civil Rights Movement Black Nationalism The New Negro Movement Segregation Migration within the United States Racial Uplift

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