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Question #1
Determined to secure jobs for black workers in the defense industries, __________ proposed that African Americans stage a massive march on Washington in 1941.
A.
Walter White
B.
T. Arnold Hill
C.
Ralph Bunche
D.
A. Philip Randolph
Question #2
To counter negative publicity after a racial incident, FDR appointed the dean of Howard Law School, __________, to an advisory role in the Pentagon.
A.
William Hastie
B.
Charles Houston
C.
Thurgood Marshall
D.
Ralph Bunche
Question #3
In early 1942, the Pittsburgh Courier launched the __________ to push the nation to live up to the democratic principles it expressed in the 1941 Atlantic Charter.
A.
Jim Crow Must Go Campaign
B.
Stop Racism Now Campaign
C.
earliest effort to win desegregation of the military
D.
Double V Campaign
Question #4
A. Philip Randolph hinted that _________ and challenges to the draft might be necessary to win civil rights for African Americans.
A.
in support of the Allied Powers
B.
civil disobedience
C.
on military bases
D.
in support of the Axis Powers
Question #5
When black film star Lena Horne noticed German POWs were seated in front of black soldiers for her performance at Fort Riley in Kansas, she __________.
A.
sang songs especially for them
B.
sued the military for racial discrimination
C.
left the stage to sing for her black fans in the rear
D.
refused to perform
Question #6
In 1943, Pauli Murray published an article called “Negros Are Fed Up” that __________.
A.
asked Americans not to forget the struggle for improved educational standards at home
B.
called for advanced legal training for African American women
C.
predicted further violent riots due to discrimination in American cities
D.
rejected back-to-Africa ideology and called for immediate integration
Question #7
In the case __________, the Supreme Court ruled that racially exclusive “white primaries” violated the Fifteenth Amendment.
A.
Plessy v. Ferguson
B.
Shelley v. Kraemer
C.
Brown v. Board of Education
D.
Smith v. Allwright
Question #8
The author who, in 1944, argued that America’s race problem was solvable if white Americans would acknowledge the contradictions between the treatment of blacks and American ideals was __________.
A.
Charles S. Johnson
B.
E. Franklin Frazier
C.
Ralph Bunche
D.
Gunnar Myrdal
Question #9
The Harvard-trained historian who published a pioneering textbook on African American history was __________.
A.
John Hope Franklin
B.
U.B. Phillips
C.
Robert C. Weaver
D.
C. Vann Woodward
Question #10
The former academic who became a State Department advisor on Africa as well as a delegate to the founding convention of the United Nations was __________.
A.
W. E. B. Du Bois
B.
Ralph Bunche
C.
Walter White
D.
Mary McLeod Bethune
Question #11
President Harry Truman’s UN policies on colonization and racial discrimination were initially shaped by __________.
A.
American race relations at home
B.
his unofficial advisors on race issues
C.
the American experience in World War II
D.
worsening relations with the Soviet Union
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