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1
During Reconstruction, there was a rise of _____ ______ laws meant to segregate Black people from white people
Jim Crow
Tim Allen
Tin Man
Black codes
2
Which show challenged Black stereotypes through its portrayal of a middle-class family?
The Cosby Show
Good Times
The Jeffersons
What's Happening
3
Harriett Tubman was most known for:
Leading escape missions
Writing slave narratives
Teaching at a Black college
Serving in Congress
4
The ________ Empire thrived due to its wealth and extensive trade routes, with leaders like Mansa Musa.
Egypt
Ghana
Mali
Kush
5
During the 1980s, Black identity was significantly influenced by:
The Hip-Hop culture
The Industrial Revolution
The Civil Rights Movement
The Spanish-American War
6
Nikki Giovanni's poetry often focuses on:
Nature themes
Romantic stories
Political activism rooted in family and personal dynamics
Scientific concepts
7
The Kingdom of Kush was located in modern-day:
Sudan
Nigeria
Ethiopia
Morocco
8
During the Civil War, the Emancipation Proclamation:
Freed all slaves immediately
Applied only to Confederate states
Ended slavery in border states
Gave Black people voting rights
9
Ancient Nubia
(also known as Kush) was known for its:
Tea ceremonies
Silk production
Advanced architectural pyramids
Viking influences
10
Leaders such as
________
and W.E.B. Du Bois played pivotal roles in advocating for civil rights.
Sundiata
Mali
Jim Crow
Marcus Garvey
11
The Songhai Empire's center of learning was located in:
Great Zimbabwe
Timbuktu
Kumbi Saleh
Cairo
12
Which was NOT a method of resistance used by enslaved people?
Breaking tools
Learning to read in secret
Creating spiritual songs
Supporting the Confederacy
13
Frederick Douglass was significant to the abolition movement because he:
Was the first Black senator
Led the Underground Railroad
Founded the first Black newspaper
Wrote influential narratives and speeches about slavery
14
_______ was known for its pyramids and ironworking.
Axum
Mali
Kush
Egypt
15
In the 1990s, Black sitcoms often addressed:
Medieval history
International politics
Environmental issues
Social issues
16
During the Civil War, President Lincoln issued the ___________ Proclamation, freeing enslaved people in the Confederacy.
Liberation
Manumission
Emancipation
Freedom
17
The fight against slavery became central to the _________ movement, which included figures like Frederick Douglass.
Abolition
Civil war
Women's
Civil rights
18
The "Uncle Tom" stereotype originated from:
Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel
A character in minstrel shows
Post-Civil War propaganda
Early American newspapers
19
Which Black sitcom of the 1990s featured the Banks family and addressed issues of class and racial identity?
Living Single
Family Matters
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Martin
20
In the 1900s, Black identity was shaped by cultural movements like the _______ ___________ which celebrated Black art
Harlem Renaissance
Emancipation
Jim Crow
NAACP
21
The "Sambo" stereotype was harmful because it portrayed Black people as:
Overly educated
Lazy and childlike
Physically strong
Violent and dangerous
22
The Underground Railroad was:
A network of secret routes and safe houses
An actual railroad system
A northern mining company
A Confederate spy network
23
Which ancient African kingdom was known for its vast gold resources and extensive trade networks across the Sahara?
Kush
Ghana
Songhai
Mali
24
African Americans contributed to the war effort by serving in the ________ regiment, famously known for its bravery
51st Battalion
54th Massachusetts
50 States
92nd Infantry
25
The Kingdom of Mali reached its peak under which ruler?
Sundiata Keita
Queen Nzinga
Askia Muhammad
Mansa Musa
26
The term "Jim Crow" originated from
A Civil War general
A newspaper editor
A minstrel show character
A Supreme Court case
27
The "Mammy" stereotype in American slavery was problematic because:
It portrayed enslaved women as happy with their condition
It depicted enslaved men as aggressive
It represented enslaved children as educated
It showed Black women as independent business owners
28
Brent Staples' essay "Just Walk On By" primarily addresses:
Racial profiling
Educational opportunities
Housing discrimination
Economic inequality
