internal migration

Contains a collection of documents from newspapers, journals, periodicals, and trade publication from the North and the South on issues of African American protest and migration between 1915 and 1918 following the economic depression in the South after World War One.

Provides a brief history of slavery in the United States, and discusses the migration of African-Americans to other parts of the country after the Civil War.

Explores immigration, migration, and the growth of the American city and includes information about factory towns, early working conditions, child labor, unions, and the railroad industry.

Provides a brief history of slavery in the United States, and discusses the migration of African-Americans to other parts of the country after the Civil War.

Collects three books that offer an intimate look at black history in America, from the beginning of the slave trade to the twentieth century, and includes reproductions of authentic documents related to slavery and the civil rights movement.

Examines how rising sea levels, storms, droughts, and desertification from climate change is affecting migration, driving hundreds of millions of refugees to other countries. Takes a continent-by-continent look at who is at risk, and the strategic, fiscal, and legal responsibilities of the other countries of the world.

Examines extreme overpopulation and poverty in various parts of Africa, increased mortality rates as a result of the AIDS epidemic, and high birth rates.

Explores the history of Native Americans including their arrival to the North American continent, their life before the Europeans arrived, their eviction from their lands by the whites, and their lives on reservations.

Explores the real world consequences of climate change, including threats to fresh water resources, difficulty growing food crops, and casualties of flooding and other natural disasters.