Unit 1: African Diaspora
Unit 2: Freedom, Enslavement, and Resistance
Unit 3: The Practice of Freedom
Unit 4: Movements and Debates
Miscellaneous
100

What is a Griot? 

Oral historian of early African civilizations

100

Identify the primary slave trading region in Africa

West Africa

100

Explain the purpose of the Freedman's Bureau. 

To help integrated newly freed people into American society and enforce federal laws of employment and land acquisition. 

100

Describe Redlining. 

The discriminatory practice of not selling homes to African Americans in certain neighborhoods. 

100

Explain a pull factor of the Great Migration

Higher wage jobs in the North

200

Describe the causes of Bantu Migrations

Due to an increase in population, Bantu people moved to seek out more food/resources. 

200

Describe the geographic features of Maroon Societies. 

Islands, rainforests or mountainous regions. Areas that were hard to get to. 

200

What was the goal of the New Negro Movement? 

To establish a new self-identity for African Americans. 

200

What international historical situation did African Americans support globally in the 1950s and 1960s? 

Decolonization and independence of Africa 

200

Why was the Black Feminist Movement different from the feminist movement? 

Black Feminist fought both against racism and gender discrimination. 

300

Explain reasons why African traveled to Europe prior to the Transatlantic Slave Trade 

Diplomatic, religious and educational reasons. 

300

Explain the importance of Ladinos in the US. 

They laid claim to some of the first indigenous territory for European powers. 

300

Explain the purpose of black owned banks in the early 1900s. 

To provide loans and mortgages to black people to buy houses or start businesses. 
300

How were the Black Power and Civil Rights Movement different in their policies to end racial discrimination? 

Black Power emphasized the use of self defense while Civil Rights encouraged non-violence. 

300

What did General Sherman's Order do for newly freed African Americans? 

Ordered 40 acres of land be given to each of them. 

400

Describe an example of a significant role women held in West Africa

Queen Nzinga who ruled the Ndongo 

400

Describe a push/pull factor for emigration of enslaved African Americans in the Caribbean/Central America

Warmer climate they are used to. 

No enslavement in Haiti

Similar cultures to those in Central America 

400

What were the two educational models established by HBCUs? 

Liberal Arts education and Vocational education 

400

Describe an example of "interlocking systems of oppression" within the Civil Rights Movement. 

Women were not given positions of leadership based on their gender and were discriminated based on their race. 

400

During Reconstruction, African Americans competed in this sport winning the Kentucky Derby. 

Horse racing 

500

Which early African society created terracotta sculptures and iron tools 

Nok Society 

500

What was one of the largest issues/fears for enslaved women prior to the Civil War? 

Sexual violence from their masters. 

500

Explain the "Double Consciousness" experienced by newly freed African Americans. 

This was a struggle of identities for African Americans as being both black and American during Jim Crow Era. 

500

Explain "Black Religious Nationalism" 

The blending of religious beliefs (such as those of Islam or Christianity) with black nationalist ideas. 
500

Other than the Stono Rebellion, identify three revolts to enslavement prior to the Civil War

Louisiana Revolt of 1811

The Creole Mutiny

Nat Turners Rebellion