AP African American Studies Unit 2 Bundle Complete

Everything you need to teach AP African American Studies Unit 2. See video for additional details or summary below.

This download includes a 16 Power Point slideshows with primary documents embedded in the slides, a terms worksheet, and a document worksheet for students. Included with each Power Point is a lecture video explaining the lesson. All Power Points are structure with highlighted terms from the AP framework, documents, and occasional summary of topics. Teacher can modify slides to incorporate different tasks. Each Power Point follows the same structure. Slide 2 list the terms for the day, themes, and document sheet. At the end of each slideshow, terms are defined for student checking for understanding. With this bundle, you get access to a series of Google form tests that assess student understanding of terms and documents. No need to spend time planning from nothing. Download this bundle and save time planning.

Power Point Topics

Economics of Slavery form

African Explorers and Departures

African Resistance and Second Middle Passage

Labor and Slave Codes

Social Constructs of Race and African American Culture

Politics of Slavery form

Slavery Presentation Topics

Slave Revolutions

Black Organizing in the North

Maroons and Freedom in Brazil

Emigration and Political Thinking

Race to the Promised Land

Slavery and Sexual Assault Part I and II

Civil War to Juneteenth

Sources Required AP (62 Total Condensed List Below)

1. Juan Garrido’s Petition, 1538

2. Image of Juan Garrido on a Spanish Expedition, Sixteenth Century

3. Map Showing an Overview of the Slave Trade Out of Africa

4. Map Showing the Regional Origins of Enslaved People Forcibly Transported to North America

5. “On Being Brought from Africa to America” by Phillis Wheatley, 1773

6. Excerpt from Chapter 2 of The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa, the African. Written by Himself, 1789

7. Stowage of the British Slave Ship Brookes, Early Nineteenth Century

8. Plea to the Jurisdiction of Cinque and Others,1839

9. Sketches of the Captive Survivors from the Amistad Trial, 1839

10. Stowage, by Willie Cole, 1997

11. Excerpt from Twelve Years a Slave: Narrative of Solomon Northup, a Citizen of New-York, Kidnapped in Washington City in 1841, and Rescued in 1853, 1853

12. Broadside for an Auction of Enslaved Persons at the Charleston Courthouse, 1859

13. Sugar Cane Harvest, Antigua, West Indies, 1823

14. Broadside Advertising “Valuable Slaves at Auction” in New Orleans, 1859

15. Rice Fanner Basket, Circa 1863

16. Articles 1–10 from the Louisiana Slave Code (Code Noir, or Black Code), 1724 Excerpts from the South Carolina Slave Code,1740

17. Article I, Section 2 and Article IV, Section 2 of the United States Constitution, 1787

18. Excerpts from Dred Scott’s Plea and Chief Justice Roger B. Taney’s Opinion in

19. Dred Scott v. Sandford, 1857

20. Laws of Virginia, Act XII, General Assembly, 1662

Terms (97 Total Condensed List Below)

1. African American

2. Gullah

3. Christian Hymns

4. Gospel

5. Blues

6. Spiritual

7. Underground Railroad

8. 1808 Slave Ban

9. African American Labels

10. St. Augustine

11. Fort Mose

12. Haiti Revolt

13. Louisianna Purchase

14. Louisianna Slave Revolt

15. Article 14 Haiti Constitution