African American Migration in USA, Dr. DPadgett2

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ASHLEY WASHINGTON 2010-08 (TR 8:00-9:25)

This segment speaks of a migration towards the South as opposed to away from it. This migration was primarily from the East coast to the South. Dr. Padgett then goes on to state that after the freeing of slaves and the reconstruction era there were about 5 million African Americans in the United States in which most of them lived in the South.

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KIARA JONES

HIST 2020-01

99% of African descent lived in the south during the reconstruction period. AFTER THE RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD 5 million blacks were living in the states. 90% lived in the south MANY BAD THING BEGAN TO HAPPEN WHICH CAUSED NUMEROUS BLACKS TO LEAVE THE SOUTH AND HEAD WEST ESTABLISHING all-black town like Houston this was called the Exodusters Migration. 60,000 blacks left Nashville for the west, this was the largest exodusters migration.

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Keiana Webb Hist 2020-07. Dr. Padgett discusses the southern migration where those who migrated there were forced to leave during the Reconstruction period in the south. During the Reconstruction period, 99 percent of the former slaves still lived in the south. However, they began to migrate to the north and west and est other black cities.

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Hunter Howard

History 2020-01

In this section he mentions that before the reconstruction period over 90% of African Americans lived in the South. But after the reconstruction period there was a mass movement of African Americans to the west in places like Texas and Oklahoma.

[GHTHOMPSONIV]

In this video Dr. Padgett discusses the southern migration. He mentions the mass exodus of slaves who were forced to leave the south because of reconstruction.

George H. Thompson IV

2010-02

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justin brantley

hist 2010-18

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Dr padget states a couple of statistics in this video. he says that the reconstruction period, about 99% of african descent lived down sounth. In 1880 five million African people existed in the US.

[meencantarosado]

- This video talks about how before the reconstruction period about 90 percent of the African Americans lived in the south. And after the reconstruction there was an exodus movement in which the African Americans moved westward.

Jalesia Nichols

History 2010-14

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Kellie Quarles

History 2010-14

Dr. Padgett says that during the reconstruction period, about 99% of African Americans still lived in the south. "free towns" were founded by African Americans in that area of the south. at the end of this period the African Americans moved westward in Texas and Oklahoma -- this was called the exodus movement.

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Rawan Amer

HIST 2010-02

Dr Padgett said that 99% of African descent lived in the south during the reconstruction period. In 1880 five million African people existed in the United states 90% of them lived in the south at the end of reconstruction a lot of bad things started to happen to the Africans in the south this begin a period that is called the exodus migration. Nashville held the biggest exoduses migration. Dr Padgett also talked about the towns that were founded by Africans Americans

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Jasmine Sutton

History 2010-02

Dr. Padgett stated that slavery ended and we went into a period of reconstruction. There were about 99% of blacks still living in the south. There were about 5 million blacks in the united states and most were in the south. The Extrodustrious Migration was when the blacks left parts of the south and moved west.