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Quiz 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Black Studies is the systematic and critical study of Black thought and practice in their current and historica | Unfolding |
| Black Studies has a three-fold mission | cultural grounding, academic excellence, and social responsibility |
| The first Black Studies program was established at | San Francisco State University |
| The first Black Studies program was established by | Dr. Nathan Hare |
| Some core areas of Black Studies are | religion, history, sociology, economics, politics, and creative production |
| A paradigm is a(n) | Exemplary model |
| Study characterized by careful analysis and considerate judgment is | Critical |
| The dispersion or scattering of African people around the world is called | Diaspora |
| Pan-African means referring to | All Africans |
| Black Studies focus on what Black people have done and do is called | Initiative |
| One of the most important organizations in the Civil Rights Movement which was essentially composed of students was | SNCC |
| The four basic thrusts of the Student Movement leading to Black Studies were the Civil Rights Movement, the Black Power Movement, the Anti-Vietnam War Movement, and | the Free Speech movement |
| The students organization which replaced the Negro Students Association at San Francisco State in the struggle for Black Studies was the | Third World Liberation Front |
| A major relevance of Black Studies is that it is a vital contribution to the critique, resistance, and reversal of the progressive __________ of human consciousness and culture | Europeanization |
| Black Studies grew out of the emancipatory struggles of the 60's for freedom, justice, equality, and | Power |
| The Yoruba word for teacher/intellectual in the ancient African activist-intellectual tradition is | Oluko |
| A beginning objective of Black Studies was to create a body of knowledge contributive to intellectual and political | Emancipation |
| To teach the Black experience, unite community and campus, and intellectual production are all basic objectives of the early ________ Movement | Black studies |
| Three basic aspects of the Black Studies mission are | academic, social, and cultural |
| Basic aims of the Civil Rights Movement were | desegregation and social justice |
| One of the most important organizations in the Civil Rights Movement which essentially waged legal struggles for justice and equality was | CORE |
| The activist-intellectual tradition stresses acquiring knowledge fo | Human sake |
| The Black Power Movement contributed to Black Studies in its emphasis on cultural grounding, relevant education, and | Self determination |
| Black Studied is a contribution t humanity's | Self understanding |
| Black Studies seeks to develop a Black intelligentsia which is | socially conscious and career oriented |
| Black Studies seeks to make a critical contribution to the ________ and ________ of Black history and humanity | rescue and reconstruction |
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