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born in 1856 this civil rights advocate becomes the leader of the Tuskegee Institute
Who is Booker T. Washington?
This was the primary source of Ghana’s wealth
What is gold?
This landmark Supreme Court case that constitutionally upheld segregationist policies
What is Plessy v. Ferguson?
After the passage of the Fugitive Slave Law in the Compromise of 1850, Northern States passed these.
What are personal liberty laws?
She was a Progressive journalist who exposed the problem of lynching in national discussions:
Who is Ida B. Wells?
This organization was created right after the Civil War by former Confederate officers and used violence and murder to intimidate African-Americans from using their rights.
What is The KKK?
This modern country was the location was the location of Zululand
What is South Africa?
Civil Rights leader with a “by any means necessary” approach.
Who is Malcolm X?
Booker T. Washington adopted this ideology in his stance on Civil Rights:
What is accommodationism?
Group of 14 West African states located in modern day Nigeria:
What are the Hausa States?
He was the president during the Civil War.
Who is Abrham Lincoln?
A uniquely American genre that combines traditions of European and African musical history.
What is Jazz?
Cultural movement of the late 1960's that emphasizes pride in African heritage, known for its salute.
What is the Black Power movement?
Protest strategy that relies on not using a good or company to incite change through economic stress.
What is a Boycott?
First African-American woman nominated to a US cabinet position.
Patricia Roberts Harris