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100

What terrorist group formed in opposition to the Reconstruction after the Civil War and targeted blacks?

Ku Klux Klan

100

What shift in religion occurred amongst many African Americans such as: Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X?

Shifting to practicing Islam

100

What SCOTUS case legalized segregation?

Plessy V. Ferguson

100

What genre of music was popularized during the Harlem Renaissance?

Jazz

200

As a result of this there was an increased dependence on slavery during the late 18th Century.

The Cotton Gin made by Eli Whitney

200

In the 1960’s what natural hairstyles were popular amongst African Americans, thus establishing the natural hair movement?

Afros, braids, dreadlocks, fades, and waves

200

What organization helped win Brown V. BOE?

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

200

Which renowned poet of the Harlem Renaissance wrote the poem “I too"

Langston Hughes

300

Who was the leader of the Black Nationalism and Pan-African movements?

Marcus Garvey

300

Slaves used these to impart their Christian values while describing the tolls and hardships they endured during slavery.

Negro Spirituals

300

Which president used executive order to desegregate the military?

Harry S. Truman

300

What genre of music originated in New York through block parties?

Rap/Hip Hop (created by DJ Kool Herc)

400

Who was the reformer who advocated for IMMEDIATE emancipation for slaves?

William Lloyd Garrison

400

What is the “New Negro Movement” named after?

“The New Negro” by Alain Leroy Locke

400

What was a major turning point for slaves after the civil war?

The 13th Amendment

400

What was the first African American sitcom?

Good Times

500

In response to extreme white supremacist groups which militant and separatist group was formed?

Black Panther Party

500

What is the name of the first protest song by singer Billie Holiday?



Strange Fruit

500

What in the Constitution recognized slavery?

The ⅗ Compromise

500

Between the early 19th century and early 20th century these shows were used as American entertainment to depicted people of color, more specifically African Americans.

Minstrel Shows (Black Face)

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