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Sam Sharpe
Dancehall
Rastafari
Movement
Wild Card
100
Where did Sam Sharpe die?
Sam Sharpe square, downtown, St. James, Montego Bay
100
In what country did dancehall begin?
Jamaica
100
In what country did rastafari begin?
Jamaica.
100
Name one country outside of the United States the movements spread to
Jamaica, Canada, London, Cuba, South Africa
100
Name two benefits of music.
Teaches people about what's going on in the world, lets people know about places in the world, makes you happy, can be used to express yourself.
200
Who talk Sam Sharpe to read?
He taught himself with books and newspapers.
200
Finish the lyrics to this dancehall song. "Pull up your pants...."
and put it pon yuh waist and tuck in your shirt and don't bleach yuh face...
200
How do you do the rasta beat?
"In and in and and in and in"
200
Name the three movements we learned about.
Civil rights, Black Power and Black Lives Matter
200
Name two jobs that dancehall provides.
vending, music producing, dancing, promoting
300
What was set to flames when the rebellion began?
Plantation houses, estates
300
How do you do the dancehall macarena?
Watch Shaneequa
300
What kind of food do rastas eat? Name two examples.
Ital. Fruits, vegetables, fish
300
Name three ways people in the movement spread their messages.
Writing/books, songs, politics, protesting, civil disobedience, art, sports.
300
Name three reasons you and your classmates will do well this year.
Your smart, hardworking, mentoring, learned so much this summer, you will study/do work, will listen to teach, determined.
400
Name two reasons music might have been helpful for people who were enslaved?
Kept them motivated, made them happy when they were sad, encouraged them before rebellions, spread messages
400
What are the three parts of dancehall?
Music, dance and culture
400
Name two reggae or dancehall artiste who are rastas. Sing one of their songs.
Bob Marley, Chronixx, Etana, Queen Ifrica
400
Name one similarity and one difference between the movements.
Similarities: all started in U.S., all fought for some kind of freedom, protests were involved in all of them. Differences: time periods, names, leaders, approach
400
Name two music genres that came before dancehall.
Ska, rocksteady, reggae, mento
500
Name three things you and your teammates have in common with Sam Sharpe.
Smart, can read and write, brave, strong, courageous, born in Jamaica, black, fight for what you want.
500
Name three benefits of dancehall
Brings people to Jamaica, people involved get to travel abroad, expression, money for families, exercise.
500
Rastas believe Jamaica is a capture land. Explain why.
Jamaica was captured by Columbus and rastas believe their home is in Africa.
500
Name three reasons these movements are important.
Spread awareness about inequality, people gained some freedom and rights because of it, keeps government in check, gets people closer to freedom, law alone is not enough
500
You and at least two of your team members sing the "hello world" song.
Hello world my name is _____. I was born right here in ____. I want you to know that I can_____. Because I'm___ I can make the world better. But I can't do it unless I have you.