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| Admitted into University of Maryland law school |
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| Introduced House Bill to outlaw lynching |
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| Black laborers during WWII |
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| President of black division of NYA |
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| Created United Negro College Fund |
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| Served as assistant solicitor of Dept. of Interior |
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| FDR's black cabinet differed from its precedeers because.. |
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| Blacks were policy makers and dealt with real issues that affected African Americans with direct access to the president |
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| wrote Rope and Faggott, A Biography of Judge Lynch |
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| A result of the large black migration to Norther urban centers |
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A political resurgence that gave African Americans a degree of political strength that they used to vote the first blacks into office since reconstruction
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| White Anglo-Saxon Protestants |
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| In order to survive during the Great Depression, black colleges: |
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| bagan to consolidate their resources |
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| The fight for federal anti-lynching legislation was led by: |
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| The commission on Interracial Cooperation did not: |
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| Zora Neale Hurston labeled whites who were fascinated with life in Harlem and other black communities as: |
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| The Supreme Court in Missouri ex. Rel. Gaines v. Canada, Registrar of the University, et al: |
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| Declared that it was the duty of the state to provide education for all its citizens, and that the provision must be made within the state |
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| The rise of the UNIA can mostly be attributed to: |
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| Garvey's success at forging interracial cooperation |
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| Marcus Garvey begun the Universal Improvement Association in: |
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| This African American became the first ever black Democrat to sit in Congress |
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Which of the following does not belong in this group?
a. Harlem Renaissance
b. New Negro Movement
c. Black Revolution
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| The red summer took place during what year? |
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| The NAACP hired this light skinned African American to investigate lynching? |
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| Few African American farmers benefited from this New Deal Program, which was established to provide relief to farmers and agricultural workers: |
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| Agricultural Adjustment Administration |
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| This African American was appointed assistant to the secretary of war as an advisor on matters affecting blacks and the part they would play in World War I: |
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