The Great Migration Vol. 3 — Bronzeville and the Midwest: Chicago, Detroit, and the Cities That Changed (STANDARD COMPANION EDITION — Interactive)

Black history books for readers, classrooms, and homeschool — The Great Migration Vol. 3: Bronzeville and the Midwest: Chicago, Detroit, and the Cities That Changed (STANDARD COMPANION EDITION). Arrival and building in Chicago and Detroit — Bronzeville's city within a city, stockyards, steel and auto work, Red Summer and the housing wars, and the ballot migrants carried north. Supreme Liberty Life takes that name from the merger of September 1, 1929 (founded as Liberty Life in 1919). In the Sweet case, Ossian Sweet was not acquitted — his first trial ended hung; Henry Sweet was acquitted on retrial in 1926. The standard adult edition. Inside the Interactive Edition: the complete book — all 6 chapters, full text · recorded narration by Marcus — 78 minutes 44 seconds, every chapter read aloud · a chronological timeline that jumps to the chapter behind each date · a 10-question educator quiz drawn strictly from the text · every chapter closes with its sources and a method note — contested numbers are printed as attributed ranges, never as tidy single figures. The chapters: Chicago: The Promised Land, With Fine Print · Bronzeville: Building a City Within a City · Work in the Midwest: Stockyards, Steel, and the Line in Detroit · Detroit, Cleveland, Milwaukee, St. Louis: The Sister Cities · When the North Showed Its Teeth: Red Summer and the Housing Wars · The Ballot in a Coat Pocket: Politics the Migration Built. For educators: a TEKS correlation sheet for this volume maps it against the adopted Texas standards, claiming only what the sheet claims. These materials make a classroom eligible and well-supported; they do not claim district adoption.