Roosevelt and Race Relations, 1933-45

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What was the Great Migration?

From 1880 to 1910, 500,000 black people fled the South

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Percentage of African Americans living in Northern states in 1920?

40% living in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Ohio

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Change in African American NY population during 1930s?

In 1910, there was 91,000 by 1930 there was 300,000

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By 1910-30, how many African Americans migrated to the North?

1.6 million

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What happened in WW2 with migration?

2 million migrated from the south to North boom defence industries like Detroit

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By 1936, how many African Americans voted for FDR?

76%

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Growth and successes of the NACCP

By 1914 had 6000 members and 50 branches, it won equality in the military and 700,000 black men registered for the draft in WW1

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What was the UNIA?

Established by Jamaican Marcus Garvey in Harlem in 1916, militant black supremacist beliefs, Garvey deported in 1927

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Who was A Philip Randolph?

Set up Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, organised March on Washington, FDR passed Executive Order 8802 desegregating defence industries and forming the FEPC

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What was the Black Cabinet?

Group of federally appointed black American officials, to help plan priorities for the black American community – Mary McLeod Bethune, William Hastie, Robert Weaver, Robert Vann

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Which bill was repeatedly unsuccessful during 1918-1924?

Anti Lynching Bills – failed due to Southern Democrat filibusters, Gavagan bill, Costigan-Wagner Bills all failed

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How did the AAA discriminate against African Americans?

Evicted sharecroppers and tenants (around 800,000 were African Americans) and 200,000 were evicted

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How many African Americans were part of the CCC?

200,000 and 180 were from Harlem

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How much did the PWA spend on African Americans?

$65 million

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By 1940, what was the percentage of African Americans in the PWA?

30%

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How many African Americans did the WPA employ and how many Black teachers taught?

350,000, 5000 African American teachers and 250,000 African Americans being taught

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How many African Americans did the New Deals help?

6 million

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How did the New Deals exclude African Americans?

Excluded domestic workers who were 3/4 African Americans

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How did the WPA discriminate against African Americans?

In the South, only 11 out of 10,000 supervisors were African Americans

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How did FERA discriminate against African Americans?

African American relief was 30% lower than whites

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How did states like Atlanta discriminate against African Americans?

Gave $32 to whites and $18 to African Americans in relief funds

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Voting percentage in South by 1941?

3%of eligible African Americans able to vote.

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Lynching during 1901-29?

Over 1200 lynched

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What happened in the 1935 Harlem Riot?

1 African American dead and 200 injured

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What was the wage difference in the North and South in 1918?

In the North, an African American would gain $3.25 daily, whereas in the South it was 75 cents