APAAS Units 3.6, 3.9, 3.10, 3.15, and 3.16

The period of heightened racial violence in 1919 is known as:

• The Great Migration

• The Red Summer

• The Harlem Renaissance

• The New Negro Movement

Which factor did NOT contribute to the rise in hate crimes during the summer of 1919?

• Global flu pandemic

• Competition for jobs

• Racial discrimination against Black WWI veterans

• The Second Great Awakening

The Tulsa race massacre of 1921 destroyed which affluent African American community?

• Harlem

• Bronzeville

• Greenwood

• Overtown

How did racial violence in the 20th century impact African American families?

• It increased their wealth

• It prevented many from passing down wealth and property

• It encouraged more families to migrate North

• It had no significant long-term impact

Which was NOT a way African Americans resisted white supremacist attacks in the early 20th century?

• Political activism

• Published accounts

• Armed self-defense

• Mass religious conversions

What was one response by African Americans to their exclusion from broader American society?

• Creating businesses catering to Black citizens

• Abandoning their communities

• Emigrating to Africa

• Accepting segregation as inevitable

What role did the Black press play in African American communities?

• It discouraged community involvement

• It focused solely on international news

• It provided news and documented community life

• It promoted assimilation into white culture

Which was the first Black Christian denomination founded in the United States?

• Baptist

• Methodist

• African Methodist Episcopal (AME)

• Pentecostal

When was the African Methodist Episcopal Church founded?

• 1776

• 1816

• 1865

• 1900

What type of education did Fisk University emphasize?

• Vocational-industrial

• Liberal arts

• Agricultural

• Technical