Daley's Democratic Machine
What is the first part of the democratic machine and how does it relate to black nationalist and BPP?
What is The greedy exploiting the labor of black communities ( avaricious business man)
What are the methods of recruitment and what response did they get from they recruited from gangs joining the BPP?
What is applications, flyers, word of mouth, newspapers.
What is the solution the government gave for overcrowding in schools and what did the students do in response?
What is trailers.
What was the main reason that Daley's machine was designed ?
What is keeping African Americans confined in segregated communities
Why was Cicero known as “the most racist district in Chicago land”?
What is Known for killing African Americans who is trying to express their freedom ex. Jerome Huey
What was a common place for students at Wilson junior college to meet and what significance did this place hold?
What is the hole.
What is the purpose of detention camps for protesting youth and why is this important for Daley's democratic machine?
What is assimilation and helps the collection of the future of votes for their party.
What were the key elements of Fred Hampton’s vision for the Rainbow Coalition, and how did the Black Panther Party’s emphasis on community organizing challenge traditional models of civil rights activism in Chicago?
What is Fred Hampton's Rainbow Coalition sought to unite marginalized groups—African Americans, Latinos, poor whites, Native Americans, and others—against systemic oppression, poverty, and racism, marking a shift from traditional civil rights strategies by emphasizing solidarity and direct action across racial and ethnic lines.
In what ways did the Black Power movement influence the development of African American identity and self-determination?
what is the shift from integrationist ideals to a more radical vision of Black autonomy and pride.
In what ways did Richard Daley’s political machine reinforce racial segregation and inequality in Chicago, and how did African American community activists, like those in the ILBPP, challenge this system to push for political and social change?
What is Richard Daley’s political machine perpetuated racial segregation in Chicago through tactics like patronage and violence, while African American activists, particularly the Black Panther Party, challenged it by advocating for reforms and empowering oppressed communities, eventually contributing to its downfall.
What strategies did the Black Panther Party use to recruit students, into their revolutionary cause, and how did their approach to activism differ from the more traditional civil rights organizations?
What is The Black Panther Party recruited young people, especially students, by addressing issues like police brutality and economic injustice, offering empowerment, revolutionary rhetoric, and community programs like free breakfast and health clinics, while emphasizing direct action and rejecting nonviolence.
Considering the historical relationship between black student movements and the Black Panther Party, how did black college students contribute to the development of revolutionary ideologies and the success of movements like the Black Panthers in urban areas like Chicago?
What is Black college students played a vital role in the civil rights and Black Power movements, especially in Chicago, where they supported the Black Panther Party to challenge systemic racism and oppressive political and economic systems
what did the West siders demand from Mayor Daley and how does that relate or differ from the black panther party.
What is 1.resignation of precinct captains that don't live in the community 2. Civilian review board of police brutality 3. Local voice in federally funded programs 4.equal job opportunities 5 city influence over bank loan policy 6. Community influence in schools
What were the key motivations for African American activists to shift from violent resistance to political participation during the Civil Rights Movement?
What is the influence of leaders like Stokely Carmichael and organizations like the Black Panther Party on the political landscape, as well as the growing emphasis on voting and institutional change.
What was MLK initial thought about the Daley community?
What is believing he can change their minds on marching through Cicero but they already build their own narrative towards him and decided to do it anyway.