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From Florida To Coahuila: The History of the Black Seminoles (Spanish)

49 minutes 9 seconds

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Line drawing. Black Seminole man wearing a cloak and long hat lunges forward as a police officer pulls back on his collar. Spanish caption. Osceola murio en prision.

This documentary traces the history and culture of one people known in Mexico as the Mascogos and in the U.S. as Black Seminoles. Descendants of Seminole Indians and African slaves from British colonies, Black Seminoles migrated from Florida to Texas and Mexico. The influence of time and majority cultures have put the Black Seminole's culture in jeopardy of extinction.

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Runtime: 49 minutes 9 seconds

Topic: Geography, History, Language Arts, Social Science
Subtopic: African-Americans, Documentaries, Mexico, Multiculturalism, Spanish Language, U.S. History (General)
Grade/Interest Level: 6 - 12
Release Year: 2002
Producer/Distributor: Latin American Video Archives
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4 Mexican girls, 2 older and 2 younger, in a living room space. The older girls are working with their hands. Caption. My Aunt Maria, took my sisters and me to live with her.

Still image from: Algarabía TV: Chroniclers of Mexico City (Spanish)

Collage. Mexican soldiers beneath Mexican flag labeled, "2,000," march towards French soldiers beneath French flag labeled, "6,000." Map as backdrop. Caption. An underdog force of about 2,000 loyal Mexicans defeated them.

Still image from: All About the Holidays: Cinco de Mayo (Spanish)

Color illustration of ancient Aztec people honoring loved ones who have passed away. Caption. The Day of the Dead began over 3,000 years ago.

Still image from: All About the Holidays: Día de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead) (Spanish)

View of two Mayan temples made of stone that are crumbling with age. Text reads, “The Maya.”

Ancient stone building with many stone staircases leading up to it and surrounded by jungle trees. Caption. "Palenque, the great city of the Mayans."

Side view of several free standing pillars of brown stone carved to look like warriors against a blue sky backdrop. Caption. "In 750 A, D, they built strange monuments."

Still image from: Awesome Adventures: Cancún