CPL Databases
These resources have an abundance of information for Black History
Month. You must have a Canton Public Library card to access with our subscription.
Web Sites
- African-American
Colonial Life - from Colonial Williamsburg
- African-Americans
in WW II - a photo collection from The History Place
- African-American
Mosaic: a Library
of Congress resource guide for the study of Black History and Culture
- Black
History Month History, timelines, crosswords, quizes, biographies,
and other special features from the Fact Monster site.
- Black
History Month from Galeschools.com - Includes biographies,
timeline of events, quiz, activities, and African American literature.
- Black History: Past to Present An Interactive
Treasure Hunt relating to Black History and African American Heritage.
- The Black Press: Soldiers Without Swords
- Celebrate Black History Month
- Civil Rights Quiz If you ace this quiz, try
others at the InfoPlease Black History site like: Arts & Entertainment,
Black Athletes and Thinkers, Educators, and Leaders.
- Culture and Change: Black History in America
Information on famous African Americans, online activities and an interactive
timeline from Scholastic.
- Encyclopedia Britannica Guide to Black History
Includes a timeline, biographies and audio/visual clips. Timeline
of historical events covering from 1600 to the present.
- Hall of Black Achievement Gallery Images and
biographies from Bridgewater State College.
- History
of Black History From InfoPlease.com
- Images of African Americans from the 19th Century
From the NY Public Library's Digital Schomburg Collection.
- Montgomery
Bus Boycott - the story of behind this important part of civil
rights history, including information about Rosa Parks
- Profiles
in Black Biographies of people of black heritage from all walks
of life
- Timeline
of the Modern Civil Rights Movement From InfoPlease.com
- The
Underground Railroad
- We Shall
Overcome: Historic Places of the Civil Rights Movement Stories
about important places, and the events that occured there, from the National
Register of Historic Places.