American South

Lazarus Zim, a previous boss of Anglo American South Africa, left in 2006 to set up a BEE investment firm after just a year in the job.

Albert's killing, like most of the youth murders in Chicago, took place in the poor and largely African-American south side of the city.

The American South is still the bastion of conservatism and evangelism, but that doesn't stop them from trying to expound Zombies.

King grew up in the American south, brought up by a deeply religious family.

As the sun rose over the fields of Huntsville, Alabama, in the American South.

There is some evidence, for instance, that lynching was more common in the American south when land prices and cotton prices were depressed.

By whatever measures, Flannery O'Connor and Tennessee Williams remain among the cultural icons of the American South.

Set in the American South during an era of great racial tension, the novel follows the maturation of its main character, Scout Finch.

Somewhere in the American South, a family just got saved by the Man of Steel.

In the turn-of-the-century American South, still impoverished by the Civil War, words were a way out.

The slow growth of the old American South is a good illustration of the effects of international and interregional competition.

My favorite settings for my work are the urban centers of the American South.

The plantation slavery of American south is a peculiar institution, while the plantation is the place where the black slaves mainly inhabit.

In a rare act of security co-operation in July, Japan also sent military observers on joint American-South Korean naval exercises.

In Texas then, as in most areas of the American South, black people were treated unfairly.

Section one: the historical background about the social status of the black slaves in the plantation slavery of Antebellum American south.

Prior to this experiment, epidemics of yellow fever were common in the American South.

Jazz root jazz originates from Bruce, one kind formerly lived in the American south Africa slaves as well as their descendants' folk music.

The novel satirizes the American South before the Civil War, and scathingly examines the South's embrace of slavery, racism, and lynchings.

Hispanic, African, Native American, South or East Asian, and Pacific Island ancestry.

This way, her part could be cut from the version of the movie that played in the American South.

Asia, Europe, Africa, Central American, South America and Australia.

You have a very, very changing demographic situation in the American South and its political culture has to respond to that.

The book is set in the American South in the nineteen thirties.

Dixie itself is a nickname for the American South.

That cluster soon faced competition from factories in the low-wage American South.

Red fire ants like these in the American south have gotten a bad rap in our world.

It's hard to beat the American South in springtime.

In American South, we would greet each other, especially when we first meet.

It is the 1940s in the American south.

Trade Union Issues in the Process of the American South's Grown Up in the Postwar Period

The name "Southern Hospitality" is derived from the same phrase describing the warm and welcoming American South;

Claiming the Pen: Women and Intellectual Life in the Early American South

READING THE AMERICAN SOUTH Ever since the Civil War,

Enlightenment from the Industrialization of American South

Educational Road to the New South--On Educational Modernization in the Postbellum American South

Urban Life in American South during the Original Period of the New South

The New Deal and the Social Changes of the American South

The Fall of American South: An Analysis of the Characters in The Soun d and the Fury

A Trial Study on Female Images in American South Literature

A Study on Divided System of Leasing in Agriculture in American South after the Civil War