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CultureSeek: Connecting to African and African American History - 2nd Ed.
by LaTonya M Branham

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Category: History
Publisher: BabyStar Productions
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 200
Copyright: 2009
ISBN-13: 9780978729622

CultureSeek provides over 1,200 historical facts about African American history and culture. It is uniqely designed to engage, educate, and challenge all readers. The second edition is packed with new facts, famous quotes, photos, and all new word search puzzles.

Select topics from CultureSeek (2nd Ed.):

African Kings and Leaders

African Queens and Leaders

All About Business

Athletic Excellence

Countries in Africa

Educators and Scholars

Government and Law

Greek Life

Healing – Medicine – Science

Holidays and Celebrations

Inventors

Leaders of Rights and Justice

Military Life

Musical Legends & Trailblazers

Negro League Baseball

The Underground Railroad

Tuskegee Airmen

Visual and Performing Arts

Writers and Poets

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Reviewed by LaTonya Branham	5/3/2009

"...CultureSeek is fundamental for understanding black and African landmarks. The word puzzle, most especially, it tailor-made for active learning, memory activation, and historical consciousness among all students and the reading public." - Professor Obiwu Iwuanyanwu, writer and award-winning coach

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