Black Civil Rights Focus Question Three (Black Power focus)
He wanted black people to be independent from white culture
He wanted blacks to integrate with white culture
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Mohammed Ali
Elijah Mohammwed
Angela Davies
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He fully supported their campaig to gain equal status for blacks
He was heavily critical of leaders such as Martin Luther King believing that they had done very little to improve the lives of ordinary black Americans
He was supportive of the civil rights movement
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A black cheetah
A black cat
A black panther
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Black Power
By any means necessary
Whitey on the moon
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Martin Luther King favoured a non-violent aproach whilst Stokely Carmichael believed that a violent response to aggresion by whites was the key method to achieving his goals
Martin Luther King favoured retaliation against white supremacists whilst Stokely Carmichael thought they should be executed
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He was proud of how black Civil Rights leaders had fought injustice in the Civil Rights campaign?
He wanted black people to celebrate their culture, heritage, history and identity
He was not proud of black submission to whites
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That violence was so widespread in US society that it was inevitable that the leader should fall victim to violence
The President Kennedy had some chickens that were out of control
That it wasn't Kennedy's fault that he had been shot
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Verbal abuse and offensive gestures towards marchers
The streets were lined with enthusiastic white supporters in most towns
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The continuing segregation in education
Economic and social conditions of blacks in America
Training new SCLC in speech making
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Dallas, Texas
Watts, Los Angeles, California
El Paso
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Nation of Muslims
Nation of Islam
Islamic Fundamentalist Front
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Failure - very few blacks registered to vote
Moderate success - many blacks registered to vote but there was still along way to go. Between 1965-68 only 1million blacks registered to vote
Total success - proved that the Voters Rights Act 1965 had encouraged all blacks to register to vote
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Reverend Ralph Abernathy
Stokely Carmichael
Martin Luther King
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"....by any means necessary......"
".......death to the white man....."
"....Martin Luther King is a traitor to black American's...."
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The assassination of Malcolm X
The beating and arrest of a black man in Watts on suspicion of driving whilst drunk
Freedom Summer
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Malcolm X
Nelson Mandela
Martin Luther King
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"......Civil Rights Bill is the greatest piece of legislation in Black history..."
"...Civil Rights Bill down the drain...."
".....Lyndon Baines Johnson is a great friend to the Civil Rights movement....:
He tripped over and sprained his ankle
He was shot by a sniper but survived
He was shot by a sniper and killed
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Resist white rule with deliberate acts of violence against suspected white supremacists
Register to vote
Take strike action and refuse to work for whites who were exploiting them
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Built Muslim temples and places of worship
Encouraged black business to grow
Encouraged blacks to trade with whites
Discouraged black athletes for participating in white dominated sports
Built schools and educated black children in black history
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That many blacks were still not registering to vote even though the Voters Rights Bill had successfully been passed in 1965?
To encourage Lyndon B Johnson to push the Voters Rights Bill through congress
To gain the rights for blacks to vote
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Black ghettoes poorest areas of cities
Overcrowded
Well maintained
Properties neglected by lanlords (i.e. landlords slow or did not fix leaking roofs)
Widespread crime and unemployment
Cycle of poverty and despair
Desegregated
Inferior social and economic conditions
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Malcolm X
Martin Luther King
James Meredith
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3
4
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The federal government
The state government
Trade unions
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