This collection of maps shows the change in population of slaves from 1790 to 1860 in the United States. I used Social Explorer, which takes United States census data and creates maps based on different demographics, to analyze the movement of slavery. In 1790, much…
Recently I had the opportunity to visit a historic site close to home, Pickett’s Mill, a preserved Civil War battlefield in Dallas, Georgia. In my visit, I learned the rich history behind the the site while experiencing nature and its simplicity. As an avid hiker,…
Do we focus our analysis on a specific structure or the city of Atlanta as a whole?
Can we submit late class prep to get full credit for the assignment (i.e the SOS class prep)?
Above is a screenshot of my two Zotero library entries which I utilized in my reading annotations. In one entry, I used a supplemental reading article by Crowell about unequal housing opportunities for minorities and in my second entry, I used a website that displayed…
Above is the route that my GSU Honors Mapping class took on our walk to the civic center today! We learned about Atlanta’s mixed-use properties, Buttermilk Bottom, a “poor, black” neighborhood, in the 1950’s, the transition to “grandiose” almost suburban-like structures in the 1970’s, and the transition…