AP African American Studies Unit 4 Review

What term did historian Rayford Logan use to describe the low point of Black status in American society?

The landmark court case that overturned Plessy v. Ferguson was:

Name two early Black feminist thinkers who highlighted the importance of understanding how intersectionality

Which genre was heavily influenced by African American spirituals and gospel music?

Who famously refused to give up her bus seat, launching the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

What event symbolized diasporic solidarity and celebrated the independence of an African nation in 1957?

What event marked Jackie Robinson's major historical contribution?

What religious and political group promoted Black self-sufficiency and economic independence in the 20th century?

The Black Panther Party emphasized which of the following, influenced by Malcolm X’s ideas?

Why did Joe Louis visit Cuba in 1960?

Who was the legendary African American performer who became a French Resistance spy during World War II?

Describe the role the Black church has played beyond religious worship in African American communities.

Which artist created Les Fétiches, celebrating African heritage during the Négritude movement?

What 1961 campaign involved activists riding interstate buses into the segregated South to challenge noncompliance?

During the Great Depression, Black unemployment rates were:

What is “diasporic solidarity”

Since 2000, how has the Black population in the United States changed? (Select the best answer.)

Which court case overturned "separate but equal" in public education?

The Négritude movement originated primarily among:

Which African-based musical traditions formed the foundation of African American music?

Which political and cultural movements heavily influenced the early development of hip-hop?

Who coined the concept of "interlocking systems of oppression,"

What phrase captures Stokely Carmichael’s later approach to civil rights activism?

What was the main goal of Pan-Africanism?

What was the significance of the Double V Campaign during WWII?

What was the primary purpose of freedom songs during the Civil Rights Movement?

In what ways has education contributed to the growth of the Black middle class since World War II?

Which New Deal policy excluded many Black workers, particularly sharecroppers and domestic workers?

Which Cuban poet used his writing to challenge racism and connect struggles across the Americas?

Afrofuturism combines which of the following elements?

Malcolm X’s philosophy in the early 1960s most emphasized:

Which group organized the Freedom Rides in 1961?

Why is Nichelle Nichols’ role as Uhura in Star Trek considered significant?

The G.I. Bill aimed to support veterans after WWII. However, Black veterans faced barriers primarily because:

What event demonstrated solidarity between African Americans and Afro-Cubans in the 1960s?

Which practice systematically denied mortgages to Black Americans?

Which Black woman leader emphasized group-centered leadership and helped found SNCC?

What lasting economic impacts did early 20th-century practices like redlining have on Black families?

Which Black Panther leader created the Free Breakfast Program and promoted community survival programs?

What organization was co-founded by Bobby Seale and Huey Newton in 1966?

Malcolm X gave which famous 1964 speech encouraging self-defense and political action?

What policy made suburban home loans widely available but often discriminated against Black Americans?

Oscar Micheaux is best known for:

Which anthem became a symbol of hope and unity during the Civil Rights Movement?

What novel by Gwendolyn Brooks illustrates themes of identity and layered oppression?

What civil rights organization was founded by students inspired by the Greensboro sit-ins?

Which African American labor leader threatened a massive march on Washington during WWII to demand fair employment?

George Washington Carver is best known for: