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| who was sent to study the troops race problem in France? |
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| what was "the red summer" about? |
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| who wrote "the red summer" in 1919? |
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| where were many african americans based during WWI? |
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| how many african americans were drafted in WWI? |
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| how many african americans were sent to europe during WWI? |
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| why did the US enter WWI? |
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| anglophyllic nature, zimmerman note, sinking of US ships by Germans |
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| when did the US enter WWI? |
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| what are the dates of WWI? |
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| what are the three reasons that lead to WWI? |
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| the assassination of archduke ferdinand, german unification, alliences |
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| what event ended WWI? where? when? |
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| treaty of versailles, 1919, france |
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| what does UNIA stand for? |
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| universal negro improvement association |
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| who did marcus garvey correspond with? |
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| CDB King, president of Liberia |
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| who intercepted the letters of Garvey and King? why? |
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| British and French, worried because had countries near Liberia |
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| where did marcus garvey die? |
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| london, after being sent back to jamaica |
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| who developed the term pan africanism? |
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| the notion that all africans have common root in africa |
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| what are diaspora studies? |
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| the dispersal of african peoples all over the world through voluntary, forced, and induced migrations |
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| where and when did dubois die? |
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| Who organized the African Union? When? |
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| Who was president from 1920-24? |
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| When did the Republican party collapse? |
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| 1932 elections, Hoover-blamed for Depression |
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| Who was the first Black congressman elected since the reconstruction? |
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| What party was Oscar DePriest? Where was he from? |
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| Republican, south side Chicago |
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| What happened in 1934 that demonstrated "the great switch"? |
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| DePriest lost to John D. Mitchell (democrat) |
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| What caused the great switch? |
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| What year did the Harlem Renaissance begin? |
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| Who inspired the Harlem Renaissance? |
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| What was it called when southern blacks came to Harlem and upperclass blacks left? |
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| What were the years of WWII? |
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| What were the reasons for WWII? |
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| German Pride,appeasement, failure of collective responsibility |
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| What organization was formed in 1942? |
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| What trade union was formed in 1943? Who started it? |
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| Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, J. Philip Randolph |
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| What groups joined together in 1943 to march on DC? |
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| NAACP, CORE, and Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters |
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| What did the Black Revolution fight against? |
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| seperate but equal doctrine & voting power |
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| What were the years of the Quiet phase? |
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| What were the years of the Assertive Non Violent Stage? |
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| What were the years of the violent phase? |
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| What did Truman do in 1949? |
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| no more separate but equal in military |
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| Who lead the Nation of Islam? |
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| The court case Ada Sipuel vs. University of Oklahoma was a precursor for what later groundbreaking case? |
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| Brown vs. Board of Education |
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| What NAACP lawyer fought in both Ada and Brown's case? |
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| Who was the racist governor of Alabama? |
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| Who was another outspoken governor concerning segregation forever? |
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| What year was Brown vs. Board of Education? |
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| What made Eisenhower popular among the public to begin with? |
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| What party was Eisenhower from? |
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| What years was Eisenhower president? |
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| What percent of bus riders in Montgomery were black? |
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| What organization developed in 1955? |
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| MIA (Montgomery Improvement Association) |
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| Martin Luther King Junior |
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| What did the MIA change to? |
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| SCLC (Southern Christian Leadership Conference) |
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| Who tried to start a chapter of NAACP in Jackson, MI? |
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| What seminary did MLK attend? |
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| What philosophy did MLK follow? |
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| Mahatma Gandhi, philosophy of assertive nonviolence |
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| What year did the Gold Coast become independent? |
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| What did the Gold Coast become once it gained it's independence? |
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| Who was Prime Minister of Ghana when it gained independence? |
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| What important quote did Kwame Nkrumah say? |
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| "the liberation of Ghana is meaningless without the total liberation of Black people everywhere & anywhere" |
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| who tested the separate but equal doctrine? |
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| What president was elected in 1960? |
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| What year was Kennedy assassinated? |
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| Who made the Civil Rights Act of 1964? |
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| What year did Johnson create the Voting Rights Act? |
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| What was the first major city to have a black mayor? What year? |
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| Who attempted to go to the University of MI in 1963? |
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| Where did James Meredith go to college after being rejected by the University of MI? |
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| What year was Kwame Nkrumah no longer Prime Minister of Ghana? |
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| When was the Black Power movement? |
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| What does the SNCC stand for? |
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| Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee |
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| What year did the SNCC begin? |
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| What type of nonviolent protest was the SNCC most popular for? |
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| Who started the SNCC? And who was VP? |
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| Stokely Carmichael, Rap Brown |
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| What two pieces of legislation were called "the Great Magna Carta of Black Civil Liberties"? |
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| the Civil Rights Act of 1964 & Voting Rights Act of 1965 |
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| What year was the real Magna Carta signed? |
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| What party did George Wallace create in 1968? |
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| Why was the independent party created? |
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| Wallace was mad at Lyndon B. Johnson & democrats |
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| What was the other conservative southern political party led by George Wallace? |
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| What years were France and Vietnam at war? |
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| What was the "unholy alliance"? |
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| black & white middle class during the Vietnam war |
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| why did many people oppose the vietnam war? |
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| cost, high death rate, & draft |
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| popular comedian during 1960s & civil rights activist |
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| Students for Democratic society |
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| what was the SDS fighting for? |
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| when the term "black power" was coined what did it mean? |
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| it was time for Black people to control their own neighborhood |
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| When did the Black Power movement turn violent? |
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| Who split from MLK to join the Black Panthers? |
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| When was Malcolm X gunned down? |
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| What was a result of MLKs death? |
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| what year did Carmichael give up? |
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| What was the Black Panthers slogan? |
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| Who were three prominent Black Panther members? |
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| Huey P. Newton, Bobby Seale, Elridge Cleavers |
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| What did the Black Panthers call white police? |
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| By what year was "separate but equal" disbanded? |
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| What president created "black capitalism" and affirmative action? |
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| What was black capitalism? |
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| creating black businessmen |
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| What year did Affirmative Action begin? |
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| Who mainly opposes Affirmative Action? |
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| white males, jewish americans |
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| What year did the Black Revolution end? |
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| what are three pros of european imperialism? |
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| brought european tech., created nation states, introduced european languages |
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| what are two cons of european imperialism? |
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| racism, inferiority complex (dependency) |
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| led Zambia to independence in 1964, president |
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| led Uganda to independence in 1962, became president |
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| first president of independent Nigeria, mentor to Kwame Nkrumah |
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| prime minister of Sierra Leone |
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| president of Liberia 1944 |
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| first president of republic of Tunisia |
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| president of Congo after helping to win independence from Belgium, murdered |
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| first president of Tanzania |
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| president of the republic of guinea |
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| president of South Africa, led movement against apartheid |
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| president of Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe |
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