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Gr 12 History Ch 3: REASONS FOR THE EMERGENCE OF THE BLACK POWER MOVEMENT

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Who popularized the phrase 'Black Power' in 1966?

Stokely Carmichael

What event led to the March Against Fear in 1966?

The shooting of James Meredith

What was the significance of Stokely Carmichael's use of the term 'Black Power'?

It signaled a break from the established civil rights tactics

What global movement influenced African American activists in the 1960s?

The Global Decolonization Movement

What was the connection between the global fight against colonialism and the African American civil rights movement?

African Americans saw parallels between their fight for racial equality and the global fight against colonialism

What was a major factor in the shift of the Black Power movement's focus from rural to urban areas?

The concentration of poverty in urban areas

What was a major criticism of the traditional civil rights movement by younger African Americans?

It did not address the root causes of black poverty and powerlessness

What was a consequence of the slow pace of change in the civil rights movement?

Growing frustration among younger activists

What was a characteristic of the Black Power movement's approach to achieving racial justice?

A rejection of nonviolent methods

What was a key aspect of black nationalist sentiments during the Black Power movement?

A focus on self-determination and self-respect

Which of the following was a factor that contributed to the emergence of the Black Power movement?

The inadequacy of traditional civil rights approaches

What was a major concern of African Americans living in urban areas during the Black Power movement?

Systemic discrimination and economic disenfranchisement

What was a consequence of the persistent racism and police brutality faced by African Americans during the Black Power movement?

A growing belief in the need for self-defense and armed resistance

What event triggered the March Against Fear in 1966?

The shooting of James Meredith

What was the significance of Stokely Carmichael's use of the term 'Black Power'?

It signaled a break from established civil rights tactics

What global movement influenced African American activists in the 1960s?

The decolonization and anti-imperialist movements

What did African Americans draw parallels with in their fight for racial equality?

The global fight against colonialism

What was a key aspect of the connection between the global fight against colonialism and the African American civil rights movement?

Both were fighting against oppression and inequality

What was a major concern of urban African Americans during the Black Power movement?

Systemic discrimination and economic disenfranchisement

Why did younger African Americans reject traditional civil rights approaches?

They thought nonviolent methods were ineffective

What was a key characteristic of the Black Power movement's approach?

Prioritization of self-defense and black nationalism

What was a consequence of the slow pace of change in the civil rights movement?

Growing frustration and militancy among younger activists

What was a major influence on the development of the Black Power movement?

Global nationalist and anti-colonial movements

What was a key aspect of black nationalist sentiments during the Black Power movement?

Celebration of black identity and self-determination

What contributed to the shift in focus from rural to urban areas?

The rise of black nationalism and urban grievances

What was a major factor in the emergence of the Black Power movement?

The inadequate housing and education in urban areas

What was the primary objective of the March Against Fear in 1966?

To respond to the shooting of James Meredith

What did the phrase 'Black Power' symbolize in the 1960s?

A rejection of liberal integrationist ideals

What global movement influenced the African American civil rights movement in the 1960s?

The decolonization and anti-imperialist movements globally

What was a key aspect of the connection between the global fight against colonialism and the African American civil rights movement?

Both drew parallels between racial equality and independence

What was a consequence of Stokely Carmichael's use of the term 'Black Power'?

A shift towards more radical and assertive protest

What led to the rise of black nationalist sentiments during the Black Power movement?

Self-determination, self-respect, and self-defense ideologies

What was a consequence of the slow pace of change in the civil rights movement?

Growing frustration among younger activists

What was a major difference between the Black Power movement and the traditional civil rights movement?

Emphasis on integration versus self-determination

What was a major concern of African Americans living in urban areas during the Black Power movement?

Systemic discrimination and poor living conditions

What influenced the shift in focus from rural to urban areas in the Black Power movement?

Concentration of poverty in urban areas

What was a key aspect of the Black Power movement's approach to achieving racial justice?

Celebration of black identity and self-defense

What was a consequence of persistent racism and police brutality faced by African Americans?

Rejection of nonviolent methods

What was a major reason for the emergence of the Black Power movement?

Inadequacy of traditional civil rights approaches

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