AP AAS Unit 3

What Afro-Caribbean immigrant from Puerto Rico spoke multiple languages, worked on Wall Street for more than two decades and amassed one of the largest collections of books, documents and artifacts relate to people of African descent?

• Winston James

• Hubert Harrison

• Arthur Alfonso Schomburg

• Richard B. Moore

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What was the name of Marcus Garvey's widely popular organization that exalted everything black and appealed more to working-class blacks than the NAACP had done?

• Universal Negro Improvement Association

• Committee for Interracial Cooperation

• Black Power

• Friends of Negro Freedom

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Taking pride in blackness, identity and connecting with history and culture of Africa

• Accommodation

• black nationalism

• liberalism

• Africa Diaspora

Marcus Garvey was born in

• Massachusetts

• Haiti

• Jamaica

• Virginia

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Name of steam ship company founded by Marcus Garvey

• Atlantic Compromise

• Black Star Line

• Tuskegee Shipping

• Talented Tenth Cruise

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On what charge did the Federal government arrest Marcus Garvey?

• tax Evasion

• Bribery

• mail fraud

• manslaughter

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Belief that people of African descent having a common interest should join in a common struggle for freedom at home and abroad

• Pan- Africanism

• Black Nationalism

• New Negro World

• Africa Diaspora

Colors associated with Black Nationalism

• red, white & blue

• red, black & white

• black, green, and yellow

• red, black & green

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Marcus Garvey believed African Americans could win with equality whites only through

• job skills and economic success

• education and political protest

• armed rebellion and civil war

• economic, political and cultural independence

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Red Summer of 1919 was a time when

• America experienced a summer of peace

• racial violence was eliminated

• America celeberated African American soldiers

• racial violence occured in over 3 dozen U.S. cities.

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