How did the expansion of slavery in the U.S. South impact relations between Black and Indigenous peoples?

It resulted in alliances and shared resistance.

It led to increased trade between the groups.

It caused conflicts over land and resources.

What was the primary goal of 19th-century emigrationists for African Americans?

To establish their own Black nations and communities

To integrate into American society

To abolish slavery in the United States

To promote industrialization in Africa

What did anti-emigrationists view as inconsistent with America’s founding charters?

Slavery and racial discrimination

Which method did David Walker support in the 19th-century radical resistance strategies?

Direct action, revolts, and violence

What was the primary purpose of the Underground Railroad?

To help enslaved African Americans flee to free territories

To provide education to enslaved people

To transport goods across the country

To establish new colonies in Africa

What did the Fugitive Slave Acts authorize local governments to do?

Legally kidnap and return escaped refugees to their enslavers

Provide education to escaped slaves

Offer employment to escaped slaves

Grant freedom to escaped slaves

What was one of the purposes of African American leaders using photography in the 19th century?

To portray themselves as citizens worthy of dignity, respect, and equal rights

What did the photos of Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman demonstrate?

Black achievement and potential through freedom

What methods did enslaved women use to resist sexual violence?

Fighting their attackers, using plants as abortion-inducing drugs, infanticide, and running away

Writing letters, organizing protests, and creating art

Building shelters, forming unions, and teaching classes

Cooking meals, sewing clothes, and planting gardens

What did African American women focus on in slave narratives?

Domestic life, family, modesty, and resistance against sexual violence

Political strategies, economic theories, and scientific discoveries

Travel experiences, culinary arts, and fashion trends

Sports achievements, musical compositions, and dance performances

What role did African American women play in the Union war effort during the U.S. Civil War?

Cooks, nurses, laundresses, and spies

How many black men served in the Civil War, and how many were free from the North?

200,000 served, 50,000 were free

100,000 served, 30,000 were free

150,000 served, 70,000 were free

250,000 served, 60,000 were free

What did the 13th Amendment achieve in the United States?

Abolition of slavery in the Northern states only

Abolition of slavery in the Southern states only

What is Juneteenth known for?

The beginning of the Reconstruction era

What does the symbol of "the Veil" in The Souls of Black Folk represent?

The separation of African Americans from full participation in American society

The economic prosperity of African Americans

The cultural heritage of African Americans

What does the "color line" metaphor refer to according to Du Bois?

Racial discrimination and legalized segregation

What is "double-consciousness" as described by Du Bois?

The internal conflict experienced by subordinated groups in an oppressive society

A sense of cultural superiority

A feeling of economic empowerment

The unity of different racial groups

What was the role of the Fisk Jubilee Singers?

They introduced African American spirituals to the global stage

What role did African American literature, poetry, and music play in the early 20th century?

They encouraged African Americans to take pride in their heritage.

They discouraged cultural expression.

They focused solely on economic issues.

They were only popular in urban areas.

What was a significant contribution of Black women leaders during the early 20th century?

They advocated for the rights of Black women in the suffrage movement.

They opposed the women's suffrage movement.

They focused only on economic reforms.

They discouraged union organization.

What was the significance of the Citizens Savings Bank and Trust Company?

It was the first African American–owned bank in the U.S. to become a member of the FDIC.

It was the first bank in the U.S.

It was the largest bank in the U.S.

It was the first bank to offer online banking.

How did African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME) contribute to African American communities?

It transformed Christian worship and created leadership opportunities.

It discouraged cultural expression.

It focused only on economic development.

It was exclusive to non-Black members.

What was the impact of the Second Morrill Act (1890) on education?

It required states to demonstrate that race was not a criterion for admission.

It eliminated federal funding for colleges.

It restricted the establishment of new colleges.

It focused only on technical education.

What were the two education models emphasized by HBCUs in the late 19th and early 20th centuries?

Liberal arts and vocational-industrial

Which areas did Black Greek-letter organizations support each other in?

Self-improvement, educational excellence, leadership, lifelong community service

What did the New Negro movement encourage African Americans to do?

Define their own identity and advocate for themselves

Focus solely on economic growth

What was a key feature of the Harlem Renaissance?

A flourishing of Black literary, artistic, and intellectual life

A focus on agricultural development

A decline in artistic expression

How did some Harlem Renaissance poets use imagery in their work?

To counter negative stereotypes about Africa’s peoples and landscapes

To depict urban life in America

What was one of the aims of the Black intellectual tradition before the formal integration of African American studies into universities?

To integrate African American studies into high schools

To focus on economic development

What did Zora Neale Hurston's writings document?

Forms of African American culture and expression

The history of Black History Month

The integration of African American studies

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What were some daily forms of resistance demonstrated by enslaved people?

Participating in organized revolts

Slowing down work and breaking tools

Establishing independent communities

Writing political manifestos

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What significant event took place in Santo Domingo in 1526?

The Louisiana Revolt

The first known slave revolt in what is now the United States

The signing of the Emancipation Proclamation

The establishment of the first free black schools

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Who led the Louisiana Revolt of 1811?

Madison Washington

Maria Stewart

Charles Deslondes

Frederick Douglass

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was the Creole in the context of the slave trade?

A type of resistance strategy

A specific slave ship

A mutual aid society

A political manifesto

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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How did free Black people in the North and South organize to support their communities?

By forming political parties

By establishing mutual aid societies, schools, and churches

By leading violent revolts

By writing abolitionist literature

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What role did Maria Stewart play in Black women's activism?

She led the Louisiana Revolt

She was the first black woman to publish a political manifesto

She organized the first mutual aid society

She was a leader in the Underground Railroad

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What was a significant feature of maroon communities?

They were led by European settlers.

They consisted of self-emancipated people and those born free.

They were primarily agricultural communities.

They were established in the 20th century.

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AP AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES( UNIT 3 & 4.) 24-25

What were some daily forms of resistance demonstrated by enslaved people?

What significant event took place in Santo Domingo in 1526?

Who led the Louisiana Revolt of 1811?

What was the Creole in the context of the slave trade?

How did free Black people in the North and South organize to support their communities?

What role did Maria Stewart play in Black women's activism?

What was a significant feature of maroon communities?

Who led a maroon community in wars against the Spanish in Panama in the 16th century?

What was a notable cultural trait (fighting style ) of slaves in Brazil?

When did Brazil become the last country in the Americas to abolish slavery?

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