Henry Ossawa Tanner Research Paper

Anson Jones was an important part of the annexation of Texas. Without the help of Anson, it wouldn’t have been possible for Texas to be annexed to the U.S.

Fans of Bringing Up Bates know that Lawson has been working on his music career. It turns out that Lawson is now working to start a country music career on his own without the family. Lawson has relied on the family a lot, but he is stepping out of his comfort zone. Fox News got the chance to talk to Lawson Bates and find out what is going on with him. Lawson already has some music out there and has been on reality television for four seasons now.

Would you have ever thought that a blind African American kid could ever become a professional pianist, well this was the case with John William Boone. John was a blind African American boy who lived with his mother in Warrensburg. John help change the way people listen and make music with his way to hear sounds or news that makes him make music that sounds or resembles that sound.

Frederick Douglass Patterson was born on October 10, 1901, in Washington, D.C. He was the youngest of five children and was named after abolitionist Frederick Douglass. Both of Patterson's parents died of tuberculosis when he was still a toddler, and at just 2 years old, he was sent to live with his aunt Julia Dorsey. When Patterson was 7, his older sister Wilhelmina Bessie became his legal guardian.

Maynard Jackson Jr., born March 23, 1938, in Dallas Texas. The family moved to Atlanta in 1945 where his father took pastor ship of Friendship Baptist Church. His mother Irene Dobbs Jackson, a professor of French at Spellman College, in 1959 Jackson mother became the first African American to receive a library card, thereby integrating that institution.

To illustrated further the enlightenment of sand the bible mentions sand as a symbol of long life at least the times. Sand painting or sculptures can be achieved practically by anyone. Playing in the sand at beaches most kids and some adults create their own art. An artist who took personal was Andrew Clemens born in Dubuque, Iowa one of three children. Andrew was born normal by any standards of modern medicine in the mid 1850's. By 1962 Andrew developed Encephalitis, also known as brain fever. There were many exhausting nights at the hospital concerned about Andrews condition. The boys issue had worsened to the point where other medical professions (a second opinion) were needed. Andrew's life was spared however he lost his hearing. Eventually his speech became defective, nonetheless he stayed motivated through the other siblings.

Thomas Oscar Simpson was born on September 19th 1933 to Alleta Mae and George Henry. In 1954, Thomas lost his Mother. My Mother said, “My father, Aletta’s son, Thomas Simpson (Tom) reports he was first at the scene. Tom was working with his Uncle George Scott on a plow at George’s home which was across the street from the Simpson property. While working Tom and George heard a loud noise. They saw smoke and the tractors wheels in the air. They found her dead beneath the tractor. The steering wheel had crushed her chest and the gas throttle was by the side of her face.”

Are slaves better off free and homeless or owned but have a home? If slaves became free they would have no home and no food. If slaves were owned they would have little shelter and food, but they would still have enough to survive. Josiah Henson helped with this problem. He was an escaped slave. Josiah started a settlement in Canada for runaway slaves.Henson was a great leader to free and runaway slaves.

Henry Wirz, originally named Heinrich Hartmann Wirz, was known as a military leader during the Civil War. Henry was born in Zurich, Switzerland on November 25, 1823. Although Henry had a set future of becoming a doctor, instead he had studied to become a weaver. In 1845, he had married a woman named Emilie Oschwald. After the couple had two children, the marriage had ended poorly. Sources say, “According to some reports, Wirz had legal troubles while in Europe involving embezzled money, and may have served some time in prison.”

A 16 year old male named Harrington became the first ever black Drummer Boy. He was the best in his practice academy and was destined to the prestigious position. Although, due to his African American heritage, it took him and his supporters a lot of protesting to get him their.

According to Madison’s Notes they considered several other forms of electing the executive before the electoral college. The first introduced was election by the people as a whole. However, this was deemed not viable because it was entirely contrary to the form of a Republican government. Also, the election of the executive should be done by those who know most of eminent characters and qualifications however, the people as a whole know the least about these things. Further, it was argued that the people would only vote for someone from their state because no one had a national character and would only recognize those from their states. Also, the people are less wealthy and would vote for someone that would only protect the interests of the poor and not the interests of the

William Sidney Hatfield, son of Jacob and Rebecca Hatfield was born on May 15, 1893. Due to his district smirk, he was most often called “Smilin’ Sid.” When Sid was a teenager he worked in the coal mines to help support his family. After agents came to evict wives and children from their homes, Sid Hatfield took action to help prevent further damage to the families that were already distressed. Sherriff Sid was angered and asked for help for the mayor, Cabell Testerman. They raised a small group of men that would support their beliefs and help them take action. Sid and his posse confronted the Baldwin-Felts agent near a train station. Their arguement soon became heated, and from there it was a gunfight. Ten men were killed. Seven of them

Laurice Howell is a registered dietitian with over twenty years of experience working in the community and clinical settings. Her main focus has been working with community groups to provide interventions on lifestyle changes to prevent chronic diseases.

Abel Janszoon Tasman (1603-1659) was a noted Dutch explorer, merchant, reliable navigator and naval captain. He is credited with the exploration and charting of much of the Indian and South Pacific Oceans, discovery of the Van Diemen Land Islands (later Tasmania), the circumnavigation of Australia, mapping of the New Zealand coastline, and numerous Pacific Islands including Tonga and Fiji. In addition, he is recognized as the first known European to visit many of these same locations. In particular, Abel Tasman known for the period between 1632 and 1653, while he was in the employ of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) during which time he served as both explorer and trade emissary for the company.

Anthony Edward Tudor Browne is an author and illustrator who was born in Sheffield, England on September 11, 1946. As a young boy Browne always loved to draw and would draw with his father Jack for hours at a time. He was always smaller than everyone else growing up, so to keep from getting bullied he played many different sports, which he was actually quite the athlete. He thought of himself as an unusual, shy, sensitive, but he was also very strong and confident. Browne would compare himself to gorillas and showed a great liking to these creatures. As he got older he actually used gorillas quite frequently or some sort of primate in his writings.