Carter G. Woodson and Black History

What was the primary reason for creating the page discussed in the introduction?

• To teach black history and address its exclusion

• To promote American history

• To highlight famous American educators

• To discuss modern educational techniques

What was a significant challenge Woodson faced in his early education?

• Lack of interest in studies

• Frequent relocation of his family

• Need to work and support his family

• Inaccessibility of schools in his area

Which university did Carter G. Woodson attend for his PhD?

• Stanford University

• Yale University

• Harvard University

• Princeton University

What was Woodson's role at Howard University?

• Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences

• President of the University

• Director of Student Affairs

• Head of the History Department

What was the main purpose of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History?

• To conduct scientific study of neglected aspects of Negro life and history

• To promote African American literature

• To provide scholarships for black students

• To organize cultural events for African Americans

What did Woodson believe could reduce racism?

• Focusing solely on economic development

• Limiting historical studies to professional historians

• Segregation of educational institutions

• Increased social and professional contacts among black and white people

What was the precursor to Black History Month initiated by Woodson?

• Negro History Day

• African American Heritage Week

• Negro History Week

• Black Culture Month

What was Woodson's view on the Christian church as expressed in 1933?

• It offered limited opportunities and was segregated

• It was irrelevant to the African American community

• It was a strong supporter of racial equality

• It was the main promoter of black history

When did Carter G. Woodson pass away?

• January 1, 1940

• June 10, 1955

• March 15, 1945

• April 3, 1950

What was a key belief of Woodson regarding history?

• History should focus only on political events

• History is irrelevant to modern society

• History belongs to everyone

• History should be exclusive to historians