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I. Strong Opinion Intro
A. Historical Information on black nationalist
1. What is a black nationalist
2. What people think of a black nationalist
3. Who is a black nationalist?
B. Background Information on Marcus Garvey
1. Who is Marcus Garvey
2. What did Marcus Garvey do
3. Marcus Garvey accomplishments
II. Speeches
A. Conferences
1. What was the conferences about
2. What Marcus Garvey said at the conferences
B. Parades
1. What the parades about
2. Why did he attend the parades
3. What did he do at the parades
C. Meetings
1. The meetings at Liberty Hall
III. Writings
A. Letters
1. Letters to Universal Negro Improvement Association
B. Newspapers
1. Garvey's Watchman
2. Our Own
C. Quotes
1. From his books
2. From his speeches
IV. Back to Africa movement
A. Stocks
1. How much the stocks were
2. Why the people had to buy the stocks
B. Steam Boat
1. A way to get to Africa
2. Buying the line of boats
3. The use of the boats
C. Liberia and Ethiopia
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