AP African American Studies Unit 4 (4.1-4.19)

The FBI waged a campaign against the Black Panthers as a threat to national security due to armed conflicts.

The assassination of Dr. King and others created doubt in the effectiveness of nonviolence strategies.

The first female Black engineer at NASA, she played a crucial role in the advancement of the U.S space program.

Founded in 1910, this organization assisted Blacks migrating during the Great Migration to secure jobs and homes.

Signed into law by LBJ, this legislation prohibited racial discrimination and provided for integration of public spaces.

Blacks who integrated into well-resourced neighborhoods sometimes became targets of mob violence.

Supreme Court case in 1954 that ruled the segregation of public schools unconstitutional.

The number of Black immigrants in the U.S. has nearly doubled since 2000.

The trend in the graph of increased Black voters between 1965 and 1967 can be best explained by the:

She was a renowned mathematician and alongside Mary Jackson her calculations helped crucial space missions.

A leading force in the SNCC he also helped popularize the term "Black Power". He later changed his name to Kwame Ture.

Which of the following best describes the impact of the March of Washington.

Which of the following best describes the integration of schools following the ruling of Brown v. Board of Education.

Since 2000, the number of Black college degree holders has more than doubled.

Which of the following best describes the the development of the Black middle class in the late 20th century.

Founded in 1909 by W.E.B. Du Bois, this organization fought discrimination and racial violence through legal campaigns.

The disparity in Black and White median income in the modern day can be attributed to:

A key distinction between the nonviolence movement and the Black Power movement (by Malcolm X & Carmichael) was:

All of the following were reactions to the ruling of Brown v. Board of Education EXCEPT

Which of the following best describes how proponents of négritude and negrismo critiqued colonialism.

Which of the following best describes the Black woman's role within the Civil Rights movement.

Emerging in the Caribbean, this movement embraced by Black and mix-raced Latinos celebrated Afro-Latin arts and culture.

The economic growth of Blacks in the second half of the 20th century can be best explained by all the following EXCEPT

The first Black woman to star in a motion picture, she was a known performer and civil rights activist.

Describe a continuity of the use of music has been used throughout the years of Black history.

Author of the novel Maud Martha, she was poet who was the first Black poet to win the Pulitzer Prize.

While campaigning for rights, the Black Panther Party also provided ____ to families in need.

From 1970 and 2006, the number of Black elected officials in the U.S grew from about _____ to _____ —a sixfold increase.

The first Black Woman in Congress, she helped found the Congressional Black Caucus.

A group of activists inspired by Malcom X's ideals, this group emphasized the 2nd Amendment and violent resistance.

The majority of civil rights campaigned relied on many forms of protest EXCEPT for

MLK described “We Shall Overcome” as an anthem of the civil rights movement.

Ghana's 2019, "Year of Return", is an example of

A race-neutral bill in 1944, designed for WWII veterans that provided funds for college tuition, mortgages and loans.

Founded by Ella Baker, this organization assisted students to demonstrate non violent forms of protest.

Established in 1957 by MLK, which coordinated the actions of churches to launch major protests.

All of the following were aspects of Malcolm X's views on civil rights EXCEPT

The practice of withholding mortgages to Blacks and others within an area that is "financially deficient".

The first Black woman to travel to Space, and has received man awards for her dedication to research and science.

The trend of afros and head wraps in the photo below can be best described by which movement from in the 1960s-1970s.

The G.I. Bill’s funds were administered locally and therefore:

Which of the following best describes the idea of Pan-Africanism.

Known as the "mother of the civil rights movement", she was key integral to the development of the SNCC and the SCLC.

A group of Black and White activists that traveled together on segregated buses in the South.

A cultural and political movement that combines Black experiences with Afrocentric vision of the future.

Which of the following choices best describes the Négritude movement.