Reconstruction
The Nadir
Harlem!
Wars for Freedom
Potpourri
100

These were the years of Reconstruction

1865-1877

100

The Nadir is considered what time period?

1890-1920s

100

When was the Harlem Renaissance?

1919-1940

100

She performed to 75,000 people at the Lincoln Memorial and millions on the radio after she had been banned from performing in a "whites only" auditorium.

Marian Anderson

100

He was inspired by the Harlem Renaissance as a child and painted the Great Migration series

Jacob Lawrence

200

What major gains did Black Americans make during Reconstruction?

1.  Education

2. Family/marriage

3.  Politics

4. Churches

200

This Supreme Court Case in 1896 made segregation the law of the land.

Plessy vs Ferguson

200

This labor system during the Nadir and the Harlem Renaissance evolved around credit:  whites own land, tools, supplies, seed and living quarters;  Black laborers farmed the land

sharecropping

200

This sharecropper helped to found the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party after she and her friends were beaten by police for leaving the plantation to register to vote.

Fannie Lou Hamer
200

He painted this piece in as part of his Harlem Renaissance series

Aaron Douglas

300

He was America's first Black senator.  

Hiram Revels

300

In 1896, over 130,000 Black people were registered to vote in Louisiana.  Four years later, there are just ----__ thousand Black voters registered.  

5000, or 5300

300

How did the young generation of the Harlem Renaissance characterisze themselves

Brash, independent, creative, "making America safe" for themselves

300

Organizers of the Birmingham Children's March were counting on what in order to make the event an effective display of the MCRM's nonviolent activism?

That white authorities would use violence against the children, and it would be televised to an audience that would be shocked by the violence, and start supporting the civil rights movement. 

300

Who is known as "The Mother of the Blues"?

Ma Rainey 

400

HBCU stands for what?

historically black colleges and universities 

400

Besides extreme violence, these were ways the white South stopped Black people from voting.  Name 3 ways.

  • Gerrymandering

  • Poll taxes

  • Grandfather clauses

  • Literacy tests

  • Failure of biracial Populism

400

He was a household name, founded the UNIA and advocated for the Back to Africa movement.

Marcus Garvey

400

These three events kicked off the Modern Civil Rights Movement

1.  Brown v Board of Ed

2.  Lynching of Emmitt Till 

3.  Montgomery Bus Boycott

400

Before she was a spy and a civil rights activist, she became famous performing her Banana Dance in France

Josephine Baker

500

This federal institution provided food, shelter, legal advice, and medical aid for destitute Black and white people of the South after the Civil War.

Freedmen's Bureau

500

These were the two kinds of lynchings perpetrated all over the US

Private and Festival

500

How do we characterize the developments of the HArlem Renaissance?

Cultural, creative production, African and American, Black pride and ingenuity, convergence of art, politics, culture, psychology and economics

500

This activist suffered discrimination in the male-dominated SCLC and become a champion of young people's voices in the civil right movement.

Ella Baker 

500

What popular form of entertainment paved the pathway for Black creativity, entrepreneurship and fame during the Harlem Renaissance?

The Circus