Portraits of American immigrants

As we know so far, although we see a very rich and powerful America today, that continent, especially the south, has experienced many difficult times. How did it deal with its troubled past and achieve so much? Let's take a closer look at Atlanta.

As far as we know, although what we see today is a very rich and powerful United States, its southern region has also experienced a very difficult period. How did they get through the difficulties and achieve today's achievements? Let's take Atlanta as an example to study it carefully.

3. Born in Atlanta, Martin Luther King Jr. was one of the greatest leaders of the American civil rights movement in the1950s and1960s. He fought for equal rights for African Americans through demonstrations, boycotts, speeches, writing and non-violent protests.

Born in Atlanta, Martin Luther King was a famous American civil rights leader in the 1950s and 1960s. He fought for equal rights for black Americans through a series of demonstrations, boycotts, speeches, writing and non-violent protests.

Apartheid is a system that separates whites from blacks. It is mainly used in the southern United States. Blacks must use schools, hospitals and toilets that are separate from whites. Here, a black man was ordered to leave the "white only" waiting room.

Apartheid is a system that distinguishes between whites and blacks. It first appeared in the southern United States. Blacks can only use schools, hospitals and bathrooms that are separate from whites. So black people can't enter the living room with the words "white people only".

Many people who lost their jobs during the Great Depression had to do what they could. The man is selling apples in the street.

The Great Depression plunged millions of Americans into poverty. This photo shows a sad man queuing for bread, which symbolizes this difficult period in American history.

Many people lost their jobs during the Great Depression and had to do their best. This man sells apples in the street. The Great Depression plunged thousands of Americans into poverty. In this photo, a person waiting in line for relief represents a difficult period in American history.

6. 186 1 In the first year of the American Civil War, 1 1 Slave-holding states (states that allowed slavery) seceded from the federation to form a confederation. Some slave States chose to stay in the Union. The union also includes free States and free areas (slavery is not allowed).

186 1 In the first year of the American Civil War, the United States 1 1 states seceded from the federal government. Some slave States chose to join the union, including free States and areas where slavery was not allowed.

After the founding of the United States, there are still many problems in this country. In the 1800 s, there were great differences between the northern States and the southern States. The northern states are industrial areas. Southern states pay more attention to agriculture. Slaves from Africa cultivated fields and picked cotton.

After the founding of the United States of America, there are still many problems in this country. In the19th century, the northern states were quite different from the southern states. The northern States are in the industrial age, and the south is mainly engaged in agriculture. Hard work from Africa in farmland and cotton picking.

The northern states have stopped slavery, and many northerners think that all states should abolish slavery.

The northern States have abolished slavery, and many northerners believe that all States in the United States should abolish slavery.

In the American Revolution, George Washington led the fight against the British. When the war ended in 1783, the colony broke away from Britain. With independence, a new country was born, the United States of America.

During the American Revolution, George Washington led the fight against the British army. 1783 When the war ended, the colony became independent from the Commonwealth and a new country was born, that is, the United States of America.

In the 1930 s, the American government forced a large group of Native Americans to leave their original hunting grounds and move to barren land, which is Indian territory. This territory later became part of Oklahoma. The March into Indian territory is called "the road of tears" among Cherokee people.

In 1930s, the American government forced most native Americans from their hunting grounds to some poor areas and Indian settlements. These areas later became part of Oklahoma. This migration to the Indian region is the famous Cherokee "History of Tears".

10, they brought a lot of sufferings to Native Americans, such as European diseases that swept across the European continent. Many Native Americans died of these diseases even before they saw the new immigrants.

Greed, war ...

They brought many difficulties to Native Americans similar to the "European disease" that swept across the American continent. Many aborigines fell ill and died even before they met the new residents.

Then there is greed, war and so on. ....

Native Americans living near the Great Lakes often fish with torches. Light attracts fish to the surface, and then you can catch them with a harpoon.

The aborigines living near the Great Lakes often fish with torches. The light of the torch attracts fish to the surface, and then people can catch them with spears.