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1
After the ratification of the 15th Amendment, African Americans were elected into public office.
False
True
2
Booker T. Washington advocated for racial uplift through vocational/industrial education
False
True
3
What is the primary theme of "We Wear the Mask" by Paul Laurence Dunbar?
embracing natural beauty
lying to get ahead has severe repercussions
mask are important to African culture
hiding one's true feelings and struggles
4
Identify one way African Americans strengthened family bonds after abolition and the Civil War.
by setting up arranged marriages to seal lucrative business arrangements
by utilizing newspaper ads to locate lost family members
by leaving the country to attend prestigious universities in Europe
by forming well armed militias to defend newly acquired family homes
5
The Fisk Jubilee Singers are most famous for popularizing which type of music?
Jazz
Opera
Blues
Gospel
6
Which of the following is a motivating factor that contributed to the Great Migration?
better job opportunities in the South
spoiled crops and flooding in the South
opportunities for vocational education in the South
over population in the South
7
Which of the following best describes a direct impact of the 15th Amendment?
forced white plantation owners to distribute land to former slaves
overturned the Dred Scott v. Sanford decision
granted Black women the ability to run for office
allowed Black men the right to vote
8
Which of the following contributed to the period of heightened racial violence from 1917-1921?
White war veterans coming home after WWI expecting to return to their jobs
the government paying African Americans reparations
the assassination of the KKK Grand Wizard
the decision to integrated public schools across the country
9
Rayford Logan coined the term _______ to describe race relations in the U.S. during Jim Crow.
épouvantable
nadir
rock-bottom
basement
10
Which of the following best describes a direct impact of the 14th Amendment?
granted Black women the ability to run for office
forced white plantation owners to distribute land to former slaves
overturned the Dred Scott v. Sanford decision
allowed Black men the right to vote
11
General William T. Sherman surrendered Union land to distribute equally to newly emancipated slaves.
True
False
12
Which of the following best describes how sharecropping impeded the economic advancement of African American farmers?
white landowners provided land and equipment to formerly enslaved people
landowners leased farmers to corporations for profit
farmers had to return a share of crops and pay landowners to rent equipment
sharecropping did not impeded economic advancement
13
Which of the following is an Afro-Caribbean immigrant known for his contributions to the Harlem Renaissance?
Toussaint Louverture
Langston Hughes
Claude McKay
Booker T. Washington
14
Marcus Garvey was a Black nationalist
True
False
15
United States prisons did not profit from leasing convicts to landowners and corporations following the Reconstruction.
True
False
16
Which of the following were newly emancipated slaves given under Special Field Order 15?
forty acres of land and a mule
permits to work as sharecroppers
forty thousand dollars in reparations
a small business loan
17
Which of the following summarizes the 13th Amendment?
prohibited the government to deny or abridge citizens' right to vote
established birthright citizenship and equal protection to all people
prohibited business from refusing service on the basis of race or color
abolished slavery or involuntary servitude except as punishment for a crime
18
From 1920-1930 the identity of the New Negro was expressed through?
a marked shift in African American voting patterns
widespread political activism and protest
art, dancing, and music
an embrace of Progressive values of government reform
19
African Americans in the 20th century used visual media to enact social change by
using photography to demonstrate that Black people embrace white culture
using photography to document violence against African Americans
using photography to create unrealistic representations of Black people
using photography to oppose racist stereotypes used to justify mistreatment
20
Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. DuBois were ideologically compatible.
False
True
21
Which of the following summarizes the 14th Amendment?
prohibited business from refusing service on the basis of race or color
established birthright citizenship and equal protection to all people
prohibited the government to deny or abridge citizens' right to vote
abolished slavery or involuntary servitude except as punishment for a crime
22
Special Field Order No. 15 was overturned.
True
False
23
Which activist published "A Red Record", to document the causes and statics of lynching in the South.
Booker T. Washington
W.E.B Du Bois
Ida B. Wells
Susan B. Anthony
24
Sharecropping is an example of a lucrative work opportunity available to African Americans after the Civil War.
True
False
25
The Black Star line was a fleet of ships that would bring economic power to Black people around the world.
True
False
26
Best describes the impact of HBCUs?
inspired racial pride, Black scholarship and innovation
promoted segregation
dismantled all racist ideology in the United States
decreased access to higher education for white students
27
The main purpose of the poem "Lift Every Voice and Sing"
acknowledge African Americans no longer have to struggle
further the demands for federal civil rights
celebrate perseverance after a long period of oppression
motivate African Americans to use violence to obtain freedom
28
The primary goal of the UNIA as discussed by Garvey in the 1921 address.
to establish a global economy for Black people independent of white control
to encourage assimilation of African Americans into white American culture
to promote African American migration to Africa
to fight civil legislation within the United States
29
Afro-Caribbean Migration increased due to US expansion in the region?
True
False
30
Neighborhood in Tulsa, also known as the "Black Wall Street"
Jackson Ward
Harlem
Greenwood
U Street
31
Which of the following summarizes the 15th Amendment?
prohibited business from refusing service on the basis of race or color
abolished slavery or involuntary servitude except as punishment for a crime
established birthright citizenship and equal protection to all people
prohibited the government to deny or abridge citizens' right to vote
32
Which of the following best describes the meaning of "double-consciousness" as theorized by W.E.B. Du Bois.
a mental health disorder caused by experiencing racism
a supernatural power given to African Americans at birth
Jim crow laws that separate African Americans from society
the ability to see oneself through the eyes of white Americans
33
The Immigration Act of 1924 imposed quotas that equally limited immigration from all foreign countries.
False
True
34
Which of the following best defines "Black Codes" created during the Reconstruction period.
federal laws created to restrict legal rights of African Americans
state laws created to restrict legal rights of African Americans
state laws created to ensure the legal rights of African Americans
federal laws created to ensure the legal rights of African Americans
35
Enforcement of Black codes consequently shifted the majority demographic in prisons form white men to Black men.
False
True
36
Intellectuals of the New Negro movement did not place value in exploring their African heritage.
False
True
37
Best describes why HBCUs were established?
Black students did not want to attend school with white students
Most Black people only wanted a vocational training
there were no colleges in the South
Discrimination+segregation motived Black people to found their own colleges
38
First HBCU that was Black owned and operated.
Howard
Wilberforce
Tuskegee
Florida A&M University
39
Which of the following best describes the impact of Madame C.J.Walker?
her product promoted the idea that physical appearance is key to success
Her products contributed to toxic beauty standards embrace today
she exploited the Black community to generate personal wealth
her products promoted the Black beauty and fostered economic advancement
40
Which Supreme court case resulted in "separate but equal" to become the legal basis for racial segregation?
Amistad v. The United States
Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v the Board of Education
Dred Scott v Sanford
