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Am I Not a Man and a Brother?
Am I Not a Man and a Brother?
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What is the main idea?
"I am an American" Day Rally
"I am an American" Day Rally
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What is the point of view of the source?
Glory to God!
Glory to God!
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Is there more than one date?
24th Regiment
24th Regiment
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Who created this source?
Angel Island Immigration Station
Angel Island Immigration Station
Arrival of Immigrants at Ellis Island
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Who was the audience?
Slavery
Naturalization
A kneeling, chained Black man raises his hands in supplication beneath the banner "Am I Not a Man and a Brother?"—an iconic abolitionist emblem.
1837
Am I Not a Man and a Brother?
A kneeling man in uniform with a backpack raises his hands skyward, with the words "FIAT JUSTITIA" above him and a small distant figure visible below.
1865
24th Regiment
Front page of the Fremont Journal, Fremont, Ohio, dated Friday, February 3, 1865, headlined "Glory to God! The Constitutional Amendment Passed the House by a Vote of 119 to 56. Slavery Forever Abolished!"
1865
Glory to God!
Slavery
Black-and-white photograph of several women wearing headscarves gathered closely together outdoors, one holding a bundled infant.
1903
Arrival of Immigrants at Ellis Island
Black-and-white photo of three people seated together in a crowd, a woman in a hat, a young girl with glasses, and an older man in a suit, all looking forward attentively.
1943
"I am an American" Day Rally
Black and white photograph of a steamship docked at a pier with wooden buildings, overlooking a calm bay with distant hills in the background.
1915
Angel Island Immigration Station
Naturalization
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