Let's Review...a bit!

Between 1917 and 1921 there was an increase of racial violence incited by white supremacists. This was called the ______

Founded in 1904, this bank is the oldest, continuously operating African American–owned bank in the U.S.

Enslaved People in border states were freed through the Emancipation Proclamation.

Which of the following best describes the New Negro movement.

The symbol of “the Veil” in The Souls of Black Folk by W.E.B. Du Bois, addresses the concepts of the ______ and ______.

New Negro writers, artists, and educators urged African Americans to:

The 13th Amendment prohibited slavery or involuntary servitude under all circumstances.

The tenant's crop harvest often did not generate enough to repay their landlord. This created a cycle of debt.

The first Black woman to publish a political manifesto, and one of the first American women to give a public address.

All were forms of Black disenfranchisement EXCEPT

Booker T. Washington advocated for what type of education?

Black codes restricted the advancement of Blacks in various ways, such as

In the 19th century, African American embraced ___________, a new technology, to counter stereotypes about Black people

Which of the following best describes the reason for the creation of HBCUs.

A system where Southern prisons profited by hiring out imprisoned African-American men.

Which best describes the periods of Black integration in chronological order

The majority of the first HBCUs were founded and lead by Black People.

What was the Reconstruction Era?

________ wrote articles to highlight racism at the core of Southern lynch laws.

The 5 photos shown explain how:

Race riots during the Red Summer of 1919 occured only in the South.

The Harlem Renaissance occured in the ______ and ______.

A system where the landlord/planter allows a tenant to use the land in exchange for a share of the crop

The ruling of _________ introduced the doctrine of "separate but equal", which became the basis for racial segregation.

A free black man who was a major abolitionist. He pushed for the abolition of slavery through his speeches and writings.

All of the below contributed to the increased racial violence in the summer of 1919 except

The day that enslaved people in Texas, were informed that they were free, 2 years after the Emancipation. (Juneteenth)

General William T. Sherman issued _______________ which distributed 400,000 acres of land to newly freed Blacks.

The 14th Amendment established the concept of _______.

Major abolitionist who helped slaves escape to freedom. She is best know for her "Ain't I a Woman?" speech.

One of the first things Blacks did after emancipation was:

In 1921, a mob of whites in _______, _______ destoyed 1,250 homes and businesses in Greenwood, also known as "________".