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Who founded the Black Panther Party?
Who founded the Black Panther Party?
- Eldridge Cleaver
- Malcolm X
- Martin Luther King Jr.
- Huey Newton (correct)
What was the primary focus of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)?
What was the primary focus of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)?
- Utilizing power of the black Church
- Coordinating protests and embracing nonviolence (correct)
- Voter registration and freedom summer
- Promoting social programs and community services
Which organization is considered the vanguard of voter registration during the Civil Rights Movement?
Which organization is considered the vanguard of voter registration during the Civil Rights Movement?
- Black Panther Party
- Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) (correct)
- Deacons for Defense
- Congress Of Racial Equality
What major civil rights legislation was passed in 1968?
What major civil rights legislation was passed in 1968?
What was the primary focus of the Black Panther Party?
What was the primary focus of the Black Panther Party?
Which organization pioneered nonviolent protest during the Civil Rights Movement?
Which organization pioneered nonviolent protest during the Civil Rights Movement?
What was the main focus of the Congress Of Racial Equality (CORE)?
What was the main focus of the Congress Of Racial Equality (CORE)?
Which organization was known for its self-defense and community protection activities?
Which organization was known for its self-defense and community protection activities?
What major civil rights legislation was passed in 1965?
What major civil rights legislation was passed in 1965?
Which organization embraced the utilization of the power of the black Church during the Civil Rights Movement?
Which organization embraced the utilization of the power of the black Church during the Civil Rights Movement?
What was the primary focus of the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)?
What was the primary focus of the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)?
What was the primary focus of the Fair Housing Act of 1968?
What was the primary focus of the Fair Housing Act of 1968?
What was the key purpose of creating the concept of race in the 17th century?
What was the key purpose of creating the concept of race in the 17th century?
Which movement involved key figures like Ida Wells and the Women's Political Council?
Which movement involved key figures like Ida Wells and the Women's Political Council?
What major event brought a significant African American population to urban cities in the 1940s?
What major event brought a significant African American population to urban cities in the 1940s?
What significant events were part of the 1960s civil rights movement?
What significant events were part of the 1960s civil rights movement?
What were the major influences on residential segregation?
What were the major influences on residential segregation?
What deliberate practices led to the creation of American ghettos?
What deliberate practices led to the creation of American ghettos?
What are consequences of residential segregation?
What are consequences of residential segregation?
What resulted from the vicious cycle of segregation?
What resulted from the vicious cycle of segregation?
When did black suburbanization occur?
When did black suburbanization occur?
What influences the education achievement gap?
What influences the education achievement gap?
What does the attitude-achievement paradox refer to?
What does the attitude-achievement paradox refer to?
What does black culture encompass?
What does black culture encompass?
Study Notes
Residential Segregation and Black Community Development
- Race was created to justify slavery in the 17th century
- Key figures and events in the anti-lynching and anti-rape movements include Ida Wells and the Women's Political Council
- The Great Migration brought a significant African American population to urban cities in the 1940s
- The Negro Student Association and Watts Riots were significant in the 1960s civil rights movement
- Residential segregation was influenced by industrialization and the attitudes of different social groups
- The creation of American ghettos resulted from deliberate practices such as redlining and blockbusting
- Consequences of residential segregation include concentration of poverty, limited access to resources, and high unemployment
- The vicious cycle of segregation resulted in resources being hoarded in white communities and racial tipping
- Black suburbanization occurred from 1950-1990, with AAs moving to alternative white suburbs and subsequently building their own communities
- Education achievement gap is influenced by social segregation, implicit racial bias, and unequal funding
- Attitude-achievement paradox refers to the positive attitude towards school among black individuals despite disparities in grades and scores
- Black culture encompasses various norms, customs, communication, holidays, cuisine, arts, and social institutions
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Test your knowledge on the history and impact of residential segregation and black community development with this insightful quiz. Explore key events, figures, and consequences of segregation, and delve into the complexities of black culture, education, and suburbanization.
