1919 Red Summer Racial Riots

What Year Did The "Red Summer" Occur

• 1919

• 1994

• 1954

• 1998

What world war did "blood summer" occur

• World War II

• World War I

What was the main cause of the Chicago Race Riot of 1919?

• Industrial labor competition

• Overcrowding in urban ghettos

• Racial frictions intensified by African American migration

• All of the above

How many race riots occurred throughout the U.S. in the 'Red Summer' following World War I?

• Approximately 10

• Approximately 15

• Approximately 20

• Approximately 25

Which city experienced the worst race riots in the North during the 'Red Summer'?

• Chicago

• Omaha

• Washington, D.C.

• Knoxville

What marked a new willingness on the part of Black men to fight for their rights after the Chicago Race Riot of 1919?

• Increased migration to the North

• Greater militancy among Black war veterans

• Improved housing conditions

• Civil rights legislation

What is the term used to describe the belief that humans may be divided into separate and exclusive biological entities called 'races'?

• Racism

• Racial segregation

• Discrimination

• Slavery

What was the Red Summer of 1919?

• A series of racial violence incidents in the United States

• A military conflict that occurred after World War I

• A social movement advocating for civil rights

• A mass migration of African Americans to the North

Which city experienced a four-day riot during the Red Summer of 1919?

• Washington, D.C.

• Chicago

• Norfolk, Va.

• Elaine, Ark.

How did the Chicago race riots impact the community?

• The Chicago race riots only impacted a small portion of the community

• The Chicago race riots improved community relations

• The Chicago race riots had a significant negative impact on the community, leading to increased racial tensions, property damage, and loss of life.

• The Chicago race riots had no impact on the community