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WEB DuBois Test
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Where was WEB DuBois born | Great Barrington, Massachusetts |
| Where did DuBois get her degrees from (undergraduate & graduate) | Fisk University, Harvard College, Humboldt University of Berlin, Harvard University |
| Where did DuBois first start teaching at | Atlanta University/Clark University |
| What historian has written biographies of WEB DuBois | David Levering Lewis |
| What historian wrote a 2 volume biography of Booker T Washington | Louis Rudolph Harlan |
| Who were the founding members of the NAACP | WEB DuBois, Ida B Wells, Mary White Ovington, Mary Church Terell, Henry Moskowitz |
| The men and women who helped DuBois organize the NAACP held a meeting everywhere except | Niagara Falls in NYC or Alabama |
| What year did DuBois publish the Sous of Black Folks | 1903 |
| What is the official publication of the NAACP | The Crisis Magazine |
| What President of the US was happy that WEB DuBois agreed with his WW1 policies in the essay Closed Ranks (1917) | Woodrow Wilson |
| What homosexual writer did Yolanda DuBois marry in 1923 | Countee Cullen |
| What caused the Red Summer riots of 1919 | The murder of 17 year Eugene Williams |
| What European nations supported the concepts of self-determination for African countries after WW1 | France, Great Britain |
| What institutions helped to shape black thought about national and international affairs after WW1 | UNIA, Harlem Renaissance, NAACP, or The Pan-African Congresses |
| Which Harlem Renaissance writer influenced DuBois to visit Russia after WW1 | Claude McKay |
| Who is the person who talked about racial solidarity in African for Africans and did not care for DuBois | Marcus Garvey |
| Who was an advocated self rule for Africans | Marcus Garvey |
| In 1922 this person was convicted of what | Mail Fraud |
| The Black Star steamship line belonged to what organization | Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) |
| What city was Marcus Garvey deported to Jamaica from | Atlanta Georgia |
| What did DuBois believe should be the function of art | A form of propaganda to promote social change and challenge racial stereotypes |
| How many riots took place in the Red Summer of 1919 | 25 |
| What scholar believed that DuBois talented tenth failed the black community | Booker T Washington |
| DuBois was born in what period of history | Reconstruction |
| What does WEB stand for | William Edward Burhardt |
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