Jim Crow and WW2 Flashcards

1
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Jim crow era

A

1890s

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2
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Plessy v Ferguson

A

(1896) separate but equal; railcar

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3
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Great Migration Causes

A

disenfranchisement; sharecropping; lynching; jim crow laws

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4
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Marcus Garvey

A

Back to Africa movement

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5
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race riots

A

(1919) chicago had most violence

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6
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Harlem Renaissance

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(1920s) A.A culture growth

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7
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Langston Hughes

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wrote like talked; difficult lives of working class

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8
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Jacob Lawrence

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portrayal of A.A. contemporary life; one of the first internationally recognized

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9
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Claude McKay

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expressed pain of ghetto

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10
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Zora Neale Hurston

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wrote about lives of poor Southerns and focused on folkways

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11
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Paul Robeson

A

performance in Othello was highly praised

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12
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Louis Armstrong

A

most important/influential musician

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13
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Edward Kennedy “Duke” Ellington

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one of America’s greatest composer

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14
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Bessie Smith

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highest paid black artist in world

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15
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Jackie Robinson

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1st A.A to play baseball

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16
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WW2 War Front

A

segregated combat support groups

17
Q

WW2 Home Front

A

Double V (victory at home, victory abroad)

18
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Why participate in WW2

A

prove they are loyal to the country, defeat civil rights at home

19
Q

executive order 9981

A

(1948) Truman ended segregation in army