Af-Am B Unit 4 Quiz Review

What is it called when you gain full or partial control over another country by occupying it?

• The Niagara Movement

• Colonialism

• Pan Africanism

• British control

In August 1914, Europe began what became known as World War I. At first, America wanted nothing to do with the fighting and declared neutrality. What does neutrality mean?

• Not supporting either side of a war

• Absence of power

• Having opposing views

• Supporting both sides of a war

Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois were both strong proponents of African Americans getting an education, but they fundamentally disagreed in their approach. What was the main difference in their philosophy about education?

• Whether schools should be integrated

• What subjects should be studied

• Whether the church should be involved in educating Blacks.

• Where the schools should be located

Who said, "It was right for us to fight. The faults of our country are our faults."?

• W.E.B. Du Bois

• Booker T. Washington

• Benjamin Banneker

• Langston Hughes

Why might White industrialists and business owners be fans of Washington's model of education?

• It would allow their White children to learn a trade too.

• They figured it would fail and Whites would remain supreme

• It could create trained tradesmen to work for them.

• They figured such a cultured education would help Blacks succeed.

What is the Croix de Guerre?

• World War I battle

• A Black regiment in the U.S. military

• France's highest military honor

• America's highest military honor

When was the Great Migration?

• Between 1800 and 1850

• Between 1910 and 1940

• Between 1890 and 1909

• Between 1965 and 2000

The war meant a huge demand for war materials that created many of what type of job?

• Domestic servants

• Coal miners

• Farmers

• Factory workers

What is the name of the community within New York where many African-Americans settled?

• Harlem

• Brooklyn

• Liberia

• Manhattan

What is Social Darwinism?

• A policy of aiding the poor

• A scholarly argument in favor of separation

• A theory based on natural selection and survival of the fittest

• A theory of self-improvement and preservation