Imagining the Free State: A 150-Year History of a Contested Image by James N. Leiker F

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Date: 2012-04-18 14:35:01 Geography of Missouri Free-Stater Border War Charles Henry Langston Exodusters Border Ruffian Index of Kansas-related articles Exodus Bleeding Kansas Geography of the United States Kansas		Imagining the Free State: A 150-Year History of a Contested Image by James N. Leiker F Add to Reading List Source URL: www.kshs.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 516,64 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Historical Investigation Exodusters: Voting with their Feet Museum Connection: Labor That Built a Nation Purpose: In this lesson students will determine the costs and benefits of African American western migration after DocID: R29a - View Document
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	1861 American Civil War begins[removed]President Abraham Lincoln issues the Emancipation Proclamation, freeing all slaves in areas that are still rebelling against the United States. DocID: Iswa - View Document
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	Exodusters Itinerary The Great Exodus of 1879 was a mass movement of 20,000 African Americans from the Southern United States to counties in Kansas following the Civil War. John Brown and his fiery abolitionist friends c DocID: qV3Z - View Document