The Rise of Greenwood and Black Wall Street

The transcript details the migration of blacks to Oklahoma and the development of Greenwood, led by figures like JB Stratford and OW Gurley. Greenwood, known as Black Wall Street, became a thriving community with numerous black-owned businesses and institutions. However, racial tensions and threats from the white community loomed over its success, culminating in the tragic events of 1921.

What was JB Stratford's vision for the Black community in Tulsa?

• To integrate with the white community

• To establish a self-sufficient Black community

• To work in white-owned businesses

• To move to another state

Who followed JB Stratford's example and contributed to the development of Greenwood?

• Booker T. Washington

• AJ Smitherman

• Marcus Garvey

• OW Gurley

What nickname did Booker T. Washington give to Greenwood?

• Little Africa

• Negro Wall Street

• Black Paradise

• African Haven

Which of the following was NOT a type of business found in Black Wall Street?

• Amusement parks

• Barber shops

• Libraries

• Car garages

What was Marcus Garvey's plan for Black Wall Street?

• To close it down

• To relocate it to another city

• To transport goods from various countries

• To integrate it with white businesses

How did many white residents of Tulsa feel about the success of Black Wall Street?

• Supportive

• Indifferent

• Intimidated and resentful

• Proud

What event marked the culmination of racial tensions in Tulsa in 1921?

• A peaceful protest

• The explosion of racial tensions

• A political rally

• A community celebration