Booker T. Washington
Booker T. Washington 2
W. E. B. Du Bois
W. E. B. Du Bois 2
NAACP
100

Who were the wealthy men who became financial benefactors of Booker T. Washington’s efforts?

Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller

100

How did Booker T. Washington get his last name?

He wanted to honor his stepfather and made it his last name.

100

Who did Du Bois become a well-known critic of?

Du Bois was a well-known critic of Booker T. Washington.

100

Describe segregation.

the act of separating one group from another, usually on the basis of race

100

Who was the NAACP’s first president?

Moorfield Storey was the first president of the NAACP.

200

What did Booker T. Washington believe was the key to African American success?

Washington believed that education was the key to African American success.

200

Booker T. Washington became the director of which schools?

The Tuskegee Institute

200

What did Du Bois experience for the first time while attending college?

Du Bois experienced segregation enforced by law for the first time.

200

What schools did Du Bois attend? (There are 2)

Fisk College and Harvard University

200

When was the NAACP founded?

The NAACP was founded in the spring of 1909.

300

What year did Booker T. Washington die?

Booker T. Washington died in 1915.

300

Describe a "normal school" in Washington's time.

A school which trained teachers

300

When did Du Bois publish his first important study?

Du Bois published his first important study in 1899.

300

Describe "the talented tenth".

This referred to the one-tenth of African Americans that would become leaders of the race.

300

Why did the NAACP oppose Birth of a Nation?

They opposed Birth of a Nation because it glorified the Ku Klux Klan.

400

Where is the Tuskegee Institute located?

The Tuskegee Institute was located in Alabama.

400

What best describes the type of skills that Booker T. Washington

felt African Americans should learn? (There are 4)

basic reading and writing skills, along with industrial and agricultural skills

400

Where was the first Pan-African Conference held?

The first Pan-African Conference was held in London.

400

How did Du Bois believe that the “talented tenth” would achieve their positions of leadership?

He believed they could only achieve their positions of leadership through continued education, writing books, and becoming involved in social change.

400

How did the NAACP have an impact on the military during World War I?

They persuaded the military to allow African Americans to serve as officers.

500

Why did Booker T. Washington work in the salt furnaces and coal mines?

He worked in these places to help provide money for his family.

500

How did Booker T. Washington gain national prominence?

He gained national prominence after delivering a speech in Atlanta in 1895.

500

Describe the Pan-African Movement.

The Pan-African Movement encouraged solidarity for Africans around the world.

500

Why was “The Philadelphia Negro” considered a breakthrough accomplishment?

This study was considered a breakthrough because it was the first scientific sociological study.

500

What does NAACP stand for?

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People