525 BC After a thousand years of failed invasions, Turks and Persians finally succeed in overrunning Kemit and from 800 BC Arabs invade east coast to capture Africans for Arab Slave Trade.

332 BC Greek armies loot libraries of temples and lodges of Kemit, now called Egypt, and Aristotle steals whole libraries, destroying what he can't understand when Alexander conquers Egypt.

1441AD 12 Africans are captured and carried to Lisbon to please Prince Henry of Portugal.

1453 Prince Henry begins a war against African people with the blessing of Pope Eugene IV, who gives "complete forgiveness of all of their sins" for all who would engage in further raids and conquest.

1501 The Spanish Throne, Queen Isabella, issues its initial proclamation on laws for the export of slaves slaves to America

1502 Portuguese fleet shells Swahili seaside City States.

1526 Europeans wage war against Afrikans and enslave prisoners to work in Brazil.

1565 Europeans invade the Western Hemisphere.

1607 Portuguese ship brings 20 Afrikans to Jamestown,Va., as indentured servants.

15th/16th Centuries Catholic Chruch recieves $25 per head captured for Afrikans in the Holocaust of Enslavement(Slave Trade ) by Asiento Treaty while rich ( Christian and Jewish ) merchants profit from their ownership of the slave ships. An estimate of 200 million Africans are lost to this unholy trade, (15-20 million killed at Goree Island, alone).

1669 Three AFRICAN ships from Barbados enter Charleston,S.C. to exchange information on sucessful plantation enslavement techiques.

1730-1830 Charleston's "Golden Age".Thirty perecent of all Africans come through Sullivan Is. isolation station's"Pest Hpmes".

1738 Jamaica Maroon Treaty, is signed because Britain is losing too many men.

1767 The Duke of York Incident,Afrikans throw themselves into the ocean rather than be enslaved. More than 300 old Calabar people are killed or enslaved in the course of the raid.

1770 Afrikans comprise 40% of population in Maryland and Virginia.

1776 U.S.A. is created out of 13 colonies, after Ben Franklin returns from British parliament with information that British plans to abolish slavery in its colonies. Africans fight on both sides during the Revolutionary War after being promised their freedom first by the British and then by the colonialists.

1783 Free Afrikans are taken to Nova Scotia by British as property when required by colonoalists to account for them in " Inspection List of Negroes".

1790 Now the 757,181 Africans comprise 19.3% of the U.S population.

1791-1803 The Haitian Revolution, creates the first recognized AFRICAN nation in the Western Hemosphere.

1792 Fifteen AFRICAN ships leave Nova Scotia for home in Sierra Leone.

1800 Gabriel Prosser leads revolt in Virginia.

1803 The Louisiana "Purchase" does not include some three million acres of Louisiana,Arkansas, and Mississippi that belongs to Africans already there when Spain sold the territory to France, and so it could not be legally transferrd to the U.S.A., but arrogant portioning, use, and unauthorized development claim possession.

1807 Federal Act prohibits the importation of slaves to U.S.

1807-1860 Over 250,000 Africans are transported illegally to,sold and enslaved in the U.S.

1808 The Congress of the United States made it illegal to bring more slaves into the country. Still, the smuggling of Africans as slaves into the United States continued well into the mid 1800's. Remember, the Amistad slave incident happened in 1839. Slave trading within the states continued up until the day of Emancipation in 1863.

1812 The British, as a payback to the American colonists, offered the Africans a chance to own land and be free - if they fought on their side during the War of 1812.

1815 Paul Cuffy goes to African.

1817 American Colonization Society (ACS) is formed to get blacks to leave U.S., but over 3,000 resist because they suspected ACS of taking advantage and controlling the never ceasing desire of Africans to fight for some sort of disengagement from U.S. racism and a place from the " black laws" in the states. \

1819 The Canadian government refused to cooperate with the American government by not allowing them free access to pursue escaped slaves living in Canada.

1820 The Missouri Compromise was adopted, allowing Missouri to enter the Union as a slaveholding state and Maine as a freebearing state. The Missouri Compromise kept the number of free states and slave states balanced.

1822 Denmark Vesey arrested for planning a slave rebellion in South Carolina.

1827 Walker's Appeal, and five National Conventions are held re: Which direction Africans should take in leaving-North to Canada,South to Jamaica's Maroon settlements, other West Indies islands,West to opening territories or East Home to AFRICA.

1829 N.C. Supreme Court Judge Ruffin declares that the "Power of Master isAbsolute". Africans have no rights which the white man is obligated to honor.

1830 New Jersey AFRICAN "Freedman" petition for relief from the terror of inhuman treatment.

1831 Nat Turner leads a slave rebellion in Southampton, Virginia.

1832 Pennsylvania and Louisianna Africans ask permission to migrate to any other part of the U.S.

1833 The American Anti-Slavery Society was established in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The British Parliament abolished slavery in the entire British Empire during this year.

1836 House of Rep. votes to receive no petitions relating to slavery or the Trade in the District because debates are becoming too bitter. Freed Africans are forbidden by law to remain in Old Dominion (Dixie).

1839 The Amistad Insurrection

1846 July 9th Congress recedes all Virginia portion of the Capital's Ten Square mile District to Virginia. Freed Africans are given two years to get out of Alexandria,Va. White settlers in Mercer County,Ohio refuse to turn over 3,200 acres of land in Carthagena purchased for freed Africans by will from Roanoke,VA. plantation when the family, who couldn't see all that property walking away, protested the will for 13 years. Virginia states that a AFRICAN freed remaining in the state 90 days after manumission, can be sold back into slavery.

1848 Supreme Court declares that the 2.961,983.5 acres " Neutral Strip" of Louisiana Purchase not part of U.S. in U.S. vs. Henry Turner's heirs.

1850 The Compromise of 1850 again brought up the issue of slavery. California entered the union as a free state, but the territories of New Mexico, Utah, and Texas were allowed to decide, as individual states, the choice of being a slave state or a free state. 1850 also saw the passage of another much stricter Fugitive Slave Law being put into effect.

1852 Harriet Beecher Stowe published her novel, Uncle Tom's Cabin, which became the best selling book and a major influence for the Anti-Slavery Movement.

1854 The Dred Scott Case.

1855 Berlin Conference partitions AFRICA into European colonies.

1859 Osborne Anderson and others in Virginia with John Brown fight and give their lives to seize land and establish new AFRICAN States.

1860 Thomas Hodgkins proposes formation of worldwide interest inour relationship with Europeans.

1860 Abraham Lincoln elected president. South Carolina secedes.

1861 Charles Sumner, Sen. from Mass. and Thaddeus Stevens, Congressman from Penn. introduce the first of several acts demanding reparations during the Lincolm Adm., some of which enable land confiscated from former AFRICAN owners to be redistributed among ex-slaves. Support and authorization also comes from the Bureau of Refugees, the Freedom and Abandoned Lands Act, and the Secretary of War.

1861 Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia secede. Formation of the Confederate States of America. Attack on Fort Sumter.

1861-1865. The Civil War.

1865 . Freedom on the Horizon. February 1, 1865, Abraham Lincoln ratified the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution outlawing slavery throughout the whole United States. Lincoln was assassinated two months later by John Wilkes Booth on April 15, 1865.

1865 Jan.16th, Gen.Will.T.Sherman's Field Order #15 releases 7,600 sq. miles in a 30 mile wide tract of land along the coast stretching from Charleston SC to the St. John's River south of Jacksonville,Florida, which includes all the islands along that coastline. It also guarantees U.S. Military protection to the freedman and their families, who receive 40 acres of land plus provisions (including mules, horses and (foodstuffs) and protection to last until they can protect themselves.

1866 Africans petition for Federal Aid to protect them from the terrorizing that continues since the 1863 Emancipation Proclamation. Freedma's Bureau is founded; Today, $56 million is still unspend and possibly petitionable.

1867 U.S. purchases Alaska and the Pribilof Aleuts from Russia which has enslaved Attu Islanders as imperial serfs of the Czar on the home and breeding grounds of 1.5 million seals.U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services manages the Aleuts and keeps them as slaves for the annual seal harvest, and forbids them to work for themselves for the next hundred years.

1869 Pres. Andrew Johnson rescinds the several enabling acts releasing land on "Sherman's Reservation " which had been set up by Tunis Gulic Campbell, a New Jersey native born free African, as the first African- American republic in the so-called new world. The rescinding is done as part of an agreement to bring Georgia back into the union.

1879 African-Americans leave from every harbor of the Black- Code laws of southern states, and develope six colonies in Kansas.

1889-1922 Over 6,000 hangings & burnings by savage barbaric mutilations called lynching of Africans in america, 83 of whom were women.

1891 Texas Farmer Assoc. petitons for Oklahoma as an All-Afrikan State.

1894 First Pension Bill (Reparations ) for $100-%00 (depending on on age) plus $4.50-15.00 per month pension,a total of $400 million.

1898 HB-8479 is submitted by white Rep. Charles Curtis, for pension for Afrikans. The same year, Afrikans pay $0.25 to join, $0.10 per year to the National Ex-Slave Mutual Relief, Bounty and Pension Assoc. (NEMRBPA) of the U.S., an organization created by them.

1901 By this time all African states, except for Ethiopia and Liberia have been defeated by cannon and maxim machne guns, but Angola, Guinea-Bissau and Mozambique never creases the struggle.

1902 The last of seven bills is submitted fot Reparations, none of which get out of committee. Five court cases against NEMRBPA for mail fraud, jury acquits them, judge overrides jury, and sentences all of the Association's officials to long jail terms.

1910 African-Americans have acquired ownership of 16 million acres of land in the south and midwest U.S.

1914 UNIA/ACL is founded by the Hon.Marcus M. Garvey.

1918-1921 Whites gather in 'picnic and festival style' to watch a total of 28 frican-Americans burn at the stake.

1919 Marks the end of the NEMRBPA ( a successful "neutralization" by this racist government that forms the attacks on the Hon.Marcus M. Garvey.

1920 There are now only one million AFRICA-american family farmers.

1930 The UNIA/ACL signs up one million for Reparations and Repatriation.

1935 The first African-American Democrat in Congress since 1870. No black voting Republican in Congress until 1987.

1942 Nation of Islam petitions for the 49th State for African-Americans. 881 Aleuts are ordered to abandoned Alaskan mines and canneries during World War II, half of them freeze to death.

1945 Balance of Aleuts return to the destroyed communities on Pribilof Island that were ravaged by U.S. Marines, during the Aleuts' internment.

1966 Pribilof Aleuts' were given freedom of speech by the Fur Seal Act.

1968 Queen Mother Moore petitions the U.N. for Reparations for African-Americans in America.

1978 Pribilof Aleuts are given the right to vote and own their own homes.

1980 Only 57,271 African-Americans are left on their own farms.

1980 Of the 22,954 African-Americans farmers left on family farms only 175 of them are under the age of twenty-five.