Angela Davis
Malcolm X
Other Organizations
Black Panthers
The Movement
100
What was the nickname of the neighborhood Angela Davis grew up in?
Dynamite Hill
100
Did Malcolm X advocate violence?
No
100
What does SNCC stand for?
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
100
Who were the Black Panthers were founded by?
Bobby Seale and Huey Newton
100
What Was used by the Black Panther to intimidate the police?
Guns
200
What organizations was Angela Davis involved with?
SNCC and the Black Panthers
200
What was Malcolm X's original name given to him at birth
Malcolm Little
200
What organizations were opposed to the movement?
The NAACP and SCLC.
200
What was the organization that the Panthers formed an alliance with?
SNCC
200

What was an effective method used by the Black Panthers to intimidate the police?

Walk around with weapons such as guns
300

Who were responsible for the black hate fire bombings in Angela Davis's home town?

The Ku Klux Klan
300
Who's three followers did Malcolm X get shot and killed by?
Elijah Muhammad
300
Who was the chairman of SNCC?
Stokey Carmichael
300
What was the name of J Edgar Hoover's program?
COINTELPRO.
300
Around how many members did the panthers have nationwide?
2000
400
What shooting was Angela Davis thrown in jail for?
The Soledad brothers shooting
400
When was Malcolm X assassinated?
1965
400
What was the government organization that monitored the black panthers?
COINTELPRO
400
What did the Black Panthers do to improve life for the black communities they were active in?
The built free clinics and gave out free breakfasts.
400
What were the main ideals of the black power movement?
full equality for black citizens in jobs, housing, and education and to have African American self determination
500
What year was Angela Davis released?
1972
500
Why did Malcolm X change his last name?

In honor of his slave ancestors.

500
Who started COINTELPRO?
J Edgar Hoover
500
How many days after the death of MLK that the police raided the Black Panthers?
Two days.
500
What was the main differences between the Black Power movement and the Nonviolence movement?
The use of violence
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