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| IN 1865, only about 5% of the African American population could read. What was the percentage that was literate by 1910? |
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| Which of the following statements is least correct about the Fisk Jubilee Seniors? |
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| Althoug they won lasting fame, they failed to earn money. |
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| What issue arose in the 1880s amd 1890s to cause strife in the universities of Fisk and Howard? |
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| The universities refusal to admit more blacks to positions of leadership |
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| The General education board and slater fund were examples of foundations to aid southern blacks schools established by who? |
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White Philanthropic support for black southern schools increased as a result of whose emergence as a national figure?
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| What stance did white southerners take on philanthropic associations funding of black schools in the late 19th century? |
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| The fund assissted both private and church schools and made donations to publi schools. |
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| The curriculum in which institution exemplified the philosophy that education for blacks should consist primarily of industrial training |
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| Who coined the Phrase "talented Tenth," to refer to elite talented students who deserved the first in classical and liberal arts education? |
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| who played a crucial role as a fundraiser at Tuskegee Institute and name "Mrs. Booker T. Washington." |
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| Which of the following statement about Booker T. Washington is least accurate? |
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| He argued that a liberal arts education was the surest means to improve the status of black people |
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| "The line in all things that are purely social, we can be as separate as the five fingers, got one as the hand in all things essential to mutual progress." Who is the quote contributed to? |
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| Who wrote the autobiographical, "Up from Slavery." |
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| The famous scientist and botanist George Washington Carver became the head of which schools agricultural program in 1886. |
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| Booker T. Washington caused outraged with many white southerners by accepting to drive with which president? |
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| Which African American writer of being accused of being a race traitor in his book of being inferior to blacks |
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| Which editor of the Freeman help to find the Afro-American league in 1890 to agitate for black rights. |
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| Ida B. Wells was best known for involvement in which movement? |
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| Which co-editor of the Boston guardian and the first black man accepted the Phi Beta Kappa? |
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| W.E.B Du Bois challenged Booker T. Washington on all of the following grounds accept. |
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| Washington's conciliatory demeanor towards blacks being able to defend their rights and lives without the suffrage. |
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| What provided the immediate led to the Niagara Movement |
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| Washingtons pervasive influence with white philanthropists |
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| The Niagara Movement original platform called for all of the following except. |
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| Gauranteed suffrage for black men and all women |
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| The Niagara Movement of the early 20th century is best characterized as what? |
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| A small group which sought support primarily for the most educated blacks. |
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| Who wrote the book the HIstory of the Negro Race in America from 1619-1980 |
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| Which American black boxer is associated with the term, "The great white hope." |
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| Which of the following persons was a Bookerite who was not a member of the Niagarites. |
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| Whose speeches in fvor of industrial training earned her nickname "The female Booker T. Washington." |
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| What was the same view Booker T. Washington and Frederick Douglas had. |
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| Blacks should remain in the South |
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| Which black inventor patented 50 different devices |
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| It is true that Du Bois and Washington did not see eye to eye. But they both publicly supported what? |
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| the establishment of black owned business |
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| Which African American painter spent most of his time in Europe. Painted the Banjo Lesson. |
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| Which female entrepreneur who was wealthy by marketing beauty system. |
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| First president of the National Association of colored women? |
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| In a book, titled the "conservation of races." Who articulated the idea that African Americans face a dilemma as a result of being Negroes and Americans at the same. |
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