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Black History Month Study Guide The theme for Black History Month 2007 is From Slavery to Freedom: Africans in the Americas. Black Slavery Study Guide -- Guide to African American slavery and aboltion. Frederick Douglass Study Guide -- Life of an escaped slave, abolishionist and author. Harriet Tubman Study Guide -- Story of the founder of the Underground Railroad and her work to end black slavery. Black Slavery Timeline -- Year by year account of African American slavery and aboltion. Civil Rights Movement Study Guide -- Guide to the fight for civil rights. Booker T. Washington Study Guide -- Founder of the Tuskegee Institute for African Americans. WEB DuBois Study Guide -- Founder of the Niagara Movement and the NAACP, social activist and the father of Social Science. The Niagara Movement Study Guide -- Movement for black civil rights started by WEB DuBois. Brown v. Board of Education -- Information on the landmark court ruling. Rosa Parks Study Guide -- The woman who jump started the modern Civil Rights Movement by refusing to take a back seat. Martin Luther King, Jr. Study Guide -- Story of the architect and martyr of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. Civil Rights Act of 1964 -- Facts about the landmark civil rights legislation. Civil Rights Timeline -- Year by year account of the Civil Rights Movement. Black Military History Study Guide -- Guide to black soldiers in the Civil War, the US Cavalry and World War II. 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment -- Black Civil War troop organized by Frederick Douglass and led by Colonel Robert Shaw. Buffalo Soldiers -- Black US Cavalry soldiers of the Old West. Tuskegee Airmen -- Black fighter pilots of World War II. Black Politics and Government Study Guide -- Guide to African American politics and government service. Ralph Bunche Study Guide -- Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize and Undersecretary General of United Nations. Thurgood Marshall Study Guide -- First African American Supreme Court Justice. Shirley Chisholm Study Guide -- First black woman elected to Congress. Barack Obama Study Guide -- United States Senator from Illinois. Black Scientist Study Guide -- Guide to African Americans in science. Benjamin Banneker Study Guide -- Brilliant 18th Century African American astronomer and inventor. George Washington Carver Study Guide -- Black scientist who worked to improve the economic life of Southern farmers. African American Music and Art Study Guide -- Guide to African Americans in the arts. Scott Joplin Study Guide -- African American musician and composer of ragtime and jazz music. Marian Anderson Study Guide -- First great African American opera singer. Paul Robeson Study Guide -- Consummate African American actor. Louis Armstrong Study Guide -- Great innovator in American jazz and swing music. Maya Angelou Study Guide -- Black poet and screenwriter. Toni Morrison Study Guide -- Black writer and editor. African American Sports Study Guide -- Guide to African Americans in sports. Jesse Owens Study Guide -- Star athlete of the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, Germany. Jackie Robinson Study Guide -- First black player in Major League Baseball. Muhammad Ali Study Guide -- Black boxer and celebrity. Black History Timeline -- Year by year list of significant events in African American history. Notes, Facts and Information about History, Literature and Science Help with Student Term Papers, Essays, Tests and Lesson Plans Education and Learning for School, College or University We offer these biographies, timelines, essays, themes and reviews to help primary and secondary students with homework, tests and term papers. These guides will help teachers answer basic questions of why, where, how and when and offer a broad overview of history, literature and science. This website is copyright 2004-2005 by Online-Study-Guide.com and while information may be used by teachers and students for lesson plans and educational purposes, commercial reproduction is strictly prohibited. Students, teachers and education professionals who find these facts and information helpful are encouraged to link to our website.