AAAD-A150 Exam2

A150 Second Study Guide: Painter Text

(Second Semester 2013)

Chapter 6
a. Dred Scott Decision
b. Robert Smalls
c. Massachusetts 54
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Regiment
e. Emancipation Proclamation
Chapter 7
a. 13
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Amendments
b. Ku Klux Klan
c. Plessy v. Ferguson
Chapter 8
a. Booker T. Washington f. Madame C.J. Walker
b.W.E.B. DuBois g. Jack Johnson
c. White Supremacy
d. Ida B. Wells
e. Lynching and Antilynching
Chapter 9
a. The New Negro g. James Weldon Johnson
b. The Great Migration h. Zora N. Hurston
c. James Reese Europe i. Claude McKay
d. Red Summer of 1919 j. Robert Abbott
e. Marcus Garvey k. A. Philip Randolph
f. Negro National Anthem l. Augusta Savage
Chapter 10
a. Catastrophic Black Unemployment
b. Scottsboro Boys
c. The New Deal
d. African Americans and Ethiopia
e. Joe Louis
Chapter 6
1. In what year was Abraham Lincoln made the President of the United States?
(1861) p.118
2. In what year did the civil war begun and ended in South Carolina? (April 1861-
1865)
3. What was the percentage of black men represented in the Union Army when the
war ended? (11percent)
4. What are the names of the two sons of Frederick Douglass who volunteered
for the Massachusetts 54
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regiment? (Lewis and Charles)
5. Who wrote the book Uncle Toms Cabin? (Harriet Beecher Stowe)
6. What were the major issues that prosperous women fought for in Angela
Daviss article? (Freedom and empowerment)

PEOPLE:
7. The slaveholder who had crafted the infamous Dred Scott decision declaring all
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blacks less than citizens in 1861. (Chief Justice Roger Taney of Maryland) p.
116
8. This woman as a teacher defied her white townspeople in Canterbury,
Connecticut by accepting a Black girl into her school. (Prudence Crandall)
9. Owns an anti-slavery journal the Liberator (William Lloyd Garrison)
10. These two sisters had profound consciousness of inseparability of the fight
for Blacks and Womens liberation. (Grimke Sisters)
11. In 1859, he travelled to New Nigeria in West Africa to negotiate
possibilities of settling black Americans there. (Martin Delany)

ART:
12. Who was artist of the piece Lincoln at Gettysburg lll ca 1939 (William
H. Johnson)


Chapter 7
1. Historians divide the period of Reconstruction into two parts namely:
1.Presidential Reconstruction (1865- 1866) and 2Congressional Reconstruction
(1867 - 1877
2. The Reverend Henry McNeal Turner, also of the AME Church, served
as a chaplain in the union Army during the civil war.True or False
3. What is Exodus to Kansas of 1879 (pp. 152) (When African Americans sought
refuge in Kansas after the Congressional Reconstruction ended in bloodshed)
4. How many court cases did the Supreme Court rule against Black men who had
sued their states for disfranchisement. (Three court cases decided between 1894
1903)
ART:
5. Who was the artist of the piece Study for Aspects of Negro Life: From
Slavery Through Reconstruction 1934 (Aaron Douglas)
6. Who was the artist of the piece Broken Promises? (Erika Rae Allen)

PEOPLE:
7. She is a free black Virginian, and had been illegally teaching local black people
to
read since the late 1840s, (pp.145)(Mary S Peake 1823 1862)
8. In 1866, this former Confederate created the Ku Klux Klan in Tennessee.
(General Nathan Bedford Forrest)
9. He took newly segregated Louisiana Railroads to court for kicking him out of
the first class coach for which had purchased a ticket. (Homer Plessy-1892)
10. He wrote the groundbreaking book Black Reconstruction in 1935. (W. E B
Dubois)
11. She wrote the poem Songs for the People

Chapter 8
1. Before the civil war only (22 African American) men had graduated from
college.
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2. In 1901, the first black musicians to be recorded were the minstrel stars
namely: 1 George Walker And 2 Egbert
3. Congress remained completely white for nearly how many years? Nearly
30years
4. Mention three places that were segregated against the Blackman: public
colleges, parks, swimming pools
5. What were the three excuses the white man gave for his barbarism as pointed
out in the paper A Red Record? (.)
6. What is NAACP- National Association for the Advancement of colored
people
7. What is NACW- National Association of Colored Women
People:
8. He preached the value of practical, vocational education such as carpentry,
brick making and agriculture. Booker T Washington
9. The author of the Book Souls of the black Folk. W.E B Dubois
10. He founded the largest black insurance company in the United States, North
Carolina Mutual. John Merrick 1859 - 1919
11. Who was acclaimed the mother of the blues? Gertrude Ma Rainey 1886 -
1939
12. Who was the father of black baseball: Rube Foster 1879 1930
13. Who wrote the Red Record? : Ida B Wells
ART:
14. Who was the artist of the piece The Liberation of Aunt Jemima in 1972?
Betye Saar

Chapter 9
1. Who does A Phillip Randolph describe as the Old and New Crowd?
2. Who is the New Negro? (self confident, urban and Northern)
3. What campaign did Charles Hamilton Houston, dean of Howard University Law
school lead? (pp. 196)Campaign against segregation in schools that
culminated to the Brown vs Board of Education decision of 1954, declaring
segregation in education unconstitutional.
4. What year is termed as the Jazz Age? 1920s
5. Who organized the first Pan African Conference at, where and in what year? (Pp.
203) Paris 1919
6. What does this mean? UNIA and who formed it? Universal Negro Improvement
Association)
People:
7. He is a Jamaican born leading poet and wrote the poem titled The Lynching
(Claude McKay)
8. He formed the Brotherhood of Car Porters union and founded the newspaper
the
Message in 1889. (A. Phillip Randolph)
9. He was the secretary of the late Booker T Washington and elected Secretary of
War to manage crisis. Emmet Scott
10. The famous Harlem Renaissance artist that illustrated The New Negro Aaron
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Douglas

11. A sculptor who won a fellowship for art study in France but got rejected by two
fellows from Alabama..(Pp. 211) Augusta Savage
12. The Alabama-born son of Kansas Exodusters, an African American
congressman from the North who took his seat in 1929.(Oscar DePriest
1871 1951)

ART:
13. Who was the artist of the piece Migration of the Negro? Jacob Lawrence
14. Who was the artist of the piece Jammin at the Savoy (n.d. [before 1982]
Romare Bearden



Chapter 10
1. The Negro Wage Earner is a book co-authored by two African American
historians(Pp. 215) Carter G. Woodson and Lorenzo J. Greene
2. What actually happened during the depression crisis in 1929? The stock market
crash sets off a worldwide economic crisis.
3. What is the New Deal? It invigorated the federal government, loosened the hold
of local white rulers clinging to their power in the name of state rights. P. 217
4. Mention the two organizations who stepped in on behalf of the Scottsboro boys?
P. 219. 1. The International Legal Defence(ILD) the civil right arm of the
Communist Party of the United States(CPUSA) and NAACP.
5. Who are these two men: Jesse Owens and Joe Louis? (Pp. 232) Black Athletes


People
6. He represented Harlem in the U.S House of Representatives from 1945 1970
and made his reputation through the Great Depression as a defender of Black
Rights in New York City. Rev Adam Clayton Powell Jr 1908 - 1972
7. This group refused Marian Anderson upon racial grounds to perform in their
Constitution Hall in Washington. Daughters of American Revolution

ART
8. Who was the artist of the piece Can Fire in Park ca. 1946. Baeuford Delaney
9. Who was the artist of the piece Haile Selassie, 1945 William H. Johnson

CHAPTER 11
1. What was President Roosevelts rational for supporting his Allies the Four
Freedoms (Freedom of speech, Freedon of worship, freedom from want, and
freedom from fear). P. 240.

2. Who was Dorie Miller? P. 241- received the Navy Cross the highest award and
became a national hero.
3. Who were the Tuskegee airmen? P. 245. They manned the all-black 99
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pursuit
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Squadron- Besse Coleman and Hubert Julian
4. In 1940 the black and white champions of civil rights formed CORE..what is the
full name: Congress of Racial Equality.
5. Which two people formed the new music called the bepop? John Birks Dizzy
Gillespie and saxophonist Charles Christopher Bird Parker.
6. In what year fif the fifth Pan African Conference take place in Manchester,
England? 1945.
ART
7. 1. Who is the artist of the piece Times Square Joseph Delaney

Other Questions:
1. Who is Mrs. Charles Harris?---The young black womanPrudence Crandall employed
2. Who were the white women involved in abolitionism in Daviss paper? Lucretia Mott,
Maria Chapman Weston and Eleanor Flexner.
3. Who were the pioneering women abolitionist? Grimke SistersAngelina and Sarah
4. Who wrote these poems? Bury me in a Free Land and Songs for the people Frances
E. W. Harper
5. Who wrote this: We plead this not for the colored people alone, but for all victims of
the terrible injustice which puts men and women to death without form of law Ida B
Wells
6. Who wrote these two poems: The White House and The Lynching Claude McKay
7. Who said this The new crowd must be composed of young men who are educated,
radical and fearless- A Phillip Randolph
8. Who is this person: a sharecroppers daughter with a third grade education, divorced
from two husbands, and given to constant travel, did not fit into the ideology that
emphasized education and domesticity as a pre-requisite for New Negro status
Madam C. J. Walker.
9. How much money was Madam Walkers business bringing her? $1,000