Three Visions for African-Americans

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black visionary that believed equality would naturally come if black people become educated, trained industrially, and owned businesses

Booker T. Washington

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black visionary pushing for fighting for immediate citizenship rights

W.E.B. Du Bois

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black visionary that wanted them to develop own communities that may be in America

Marcus Garvey

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Washington’s school he later taught at one of the few black Southern high schools 

Hampton INstitute

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Washington was this Hampton’s founder’s favorite, later invited him to teach at Hampton

General Samuel Chapman Armstrong

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Washington’s new school in Tuskegee to train black teachers, farmers, skilled workers

Tuskegee Institute

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Did Washington prioritize voting on or ending segregation?

No

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Did white Americans like Washington?

Yes 

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Did black leaders criticize Washington for not prioritizing segregation?

Yes

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Did Washington criticize segregation, lynching, and discrimination?

Yes

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Was segregation and discrimination still prominent during Washington’s death?

Yes

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What did W.E.B. Du Bois find kept black people from well-paying jobs?

white discrimination

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Du Bois envisioned elite group of educated black leaders leading black people to secure equal rights and higher economic standards

The Talented Tenth

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Did Du Bois like Washington’s approaches to activism?

No

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organization of mainly black people caused by lynchings and riots

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

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NAACP’s journal 

The Crisis 

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The Crisis’ leader

Du Bois

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board of directors NAACP consisted of civil rights leaders of this race (besides Du Bois)

white

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Did Washington like the NAACP’s confrontationality?

No

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leading US black figure by WWI 

W.E.B. Du Bois

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True or False: after WWI black Americans were given more rights

False

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economic party Du Bois grew to support

communism

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In 1961 Du Bois left US to move to this

Ghana

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True or False: Du Bois took part in the black civil rights movement of 50s and 60s

False 

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Where was Marcus Garvey born?

Jamaica

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Garvey’s organization stressing racial pride and self improvement

Universal NEgro Improvement Association UNIA

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first black-owned US shipping company, made by Garvey

the Black Star Line

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Garvey’s first UNIA convention produced this declaration denouncing lynchings, segregated transportation, and inferior Black public schools 

Declaration of NEgro rights

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Who did Garvey’s first UNIA convention declare the “Provisional President of Africa”

Marcus Garvey

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phrase for practice of African-Americans building communities in Africa

Africa for the Africans

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True or False: Garvey wanted a separate black economy and society

True

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only African country governed by Africans of the time, Garvey watned to resettle African Americans here

Liberia

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Garvey bizarrely praised this infamous hate group for wanting to separate black and white people

KKK

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True or False: Garvey praised segregation laws for helping black business

True

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What did Garvey get arrested for?

mail fraud

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Did Garvey actuallycommit mail fraud?

probably not 

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Garvey’s punishment

deportation to Jamaica

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Did most black people agree with Garvey’s separatist ideals?

No