Churchwomen & Clubwomen (Detailed) Flashcards

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Who achieved a PhD from University of Paris-Sorbonne in 1924?

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Anna Julia Cooper (“The Status of Women in America)

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Who wrote “A Voice From The South”?

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Anna Julia Cooper

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What was the message of “A Voice From The South”?

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  • Black Feminism: vision of self-determination through education and social uplift for African American women
  • Educational, moral, and spiritual progress of black women would improve the general standing of the entire African-American community
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Who is Anna Julia Cooper appealing to in “The Status of Women in America”?

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  • African American women: occupy a unique position as they have two obstacles
  • Need to stand apart to hear the voice of God
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Who wrote “Report of the Work of Baptist Women”?

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Nannie Burroughs

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What was Nannie Burroughs’ famous speech in 1900?

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“How the Sisters Are Hindered from Helping”, at the National Baptist Convention

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What 2 organizations did Nannie Burroughs found?

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  • 1900: Women’s Convention of the National Baptist Convention
  • 1909: National Training School for Women and Girls
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What 2 positions did Nannie Burroughs hold in the Women’s Convention of the National Baptist Convention?

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Corresponding Secretary for 48 years, then President in 1948

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What is the message of “Report of the Work of Baptist Women”?

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  • Need to raise the moral standard amongst African Americans
  • Majority of religious leaders have preached too much heaven and too little practical living
  • Ministers not educated enough
  • Churches need to help newcomers in the Great Migration
  • Women’s Vote: need to use it, colored women have kept quiet for the greater good
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When was the nineteenth amendment passed?

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1920 (female suffrage)

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What were ‘Dear Mary’ and ‘My Dear Sister’?

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Letters between pious migrants, demonstrating how important old church ties were

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Where do ‘Dear Mary’ and ‘My Dear Sister’ come from?

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Migrant material collected by the NAACP in its efforts to help newcomers to the urban North

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Where was ‘Dear Mary’ written?

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Macon, Georgia, 1917

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What is the subject of ‘Dear Mary’?

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There was a revival that made the author miss Mary, an many people are leaving Georgia

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Where was ‘My Dear Sister’ written?

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Chicago, Illinois

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What is the subject of ‘My Dear Sister’?

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Huge revival in Chicago, people rushing there, “tell your husband work is plentiful here”

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Who wrote “Social Work at Olivet Baptist Church”?

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S. Mattie Fisher

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Who was S. Mattie Fisher?

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  • One of the first black social workers

* Conducted a survey on how to best assist new migrants

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What is the message of “Social Work at Olivet Baptist Church” ?

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  • Social work as a result of 1918 survey

* Need a trained ministry to help the people on earth

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Who wrote “A Sunday Morning In The South” ?

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Georgia Douglas Johnson

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What is “A Sunday Morning In The South”?

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A lynching play

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How many lynching plays did Georgia Douglas Johnson write?

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6 (None published/produced in her lifetime)

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What did “A Sunday Morning In The South” do first?

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Dealt truthfully with the issue of alleged interracial rape of white women and their complicity in the lynching ritual

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What happens in “A Sunday Morning In The South”?

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Tom Griggs is lynched unjustly

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Who wrote "Black Souls"?
Annie Nathan Meyer
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Who was Annie Nathan Meyer?
White American author, and promoter of female higher education
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What subjects did 'Black Souls' deal with?
* White women's desire for black men and sexual exploitation of black women by white men (combatting mythology of black male rapist) * Contrasting ideas among black Americans about the ways to fight against oppression * Hypocrisy of sending black men to fight
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Backlash against "Black Souls"?
* Unbelievable character of David Lewis | * Crisis called it full of racial propaganda and unimpressive
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What is unique about "Black Souls"?
Showed the actual effects of the lynching
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What are the three storylines of "Black Souls"
* Andrew Morgan, Principle of Magnolia: wants to keep whites interested, can't object to Verne raping Phyllis or the lynching of David * School ideas about Ulysses and Corinne * David has an affair with Verne's daughter- lynched
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Who wrote "Lawd, Does You Undabstan?" ?
Ann Seymour Link
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What did "Lawd, Does You Undabstan?" win?
2nd place in a competition run by the Association of Southern Women for the Prevention of Lynching
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Who was Ann Seymour Link?
Taught in white schools in Palestine, Texas
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What happens in "Lawd, Does You Undabstan?" ?
* Doady poisions Jim in order to stop him being lynched | * Find the actual white killer
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Who wrote "A Letter From The Foreign Field"?
Lula Cooper
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What did African Americans think of the redemption of Africa?
Their religious and racial duty
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When was the Baptist Foreign Mission Convention of the United States founded?
1880
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When was the Baptist Foreign Mission Convention of the United States absorbed into the National Baptist Convention?
1895
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What was "A Letter From The Foreign Field" a contribution to?
The Mission Herald
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Where was Lula Cooper on mission to?
Suehn Industrial Mission, Liberia
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What does "A Letter From The Foreign Field" highlight?
Relationship between foreign work and home church work- thanks for the donation
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Who wrote "A Colored Woman In A White World?"
Mary Church Terrell
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Where was Mary Church Terrell educated?
Oberlin College, Ohio
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Who did Mary Church Terrell marry in 1891?
Robert Heberton Terrell
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Who was the first black woman to be appointed to the DC Board of Education in 1895?
Mary Church Terrell
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Who was the first president of the National Association of Colored Women in 1896?
Mary Church Terrell
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Who was the first black member of the Washington Chapter of the American Association of University Women in 1949?
Mary Church Terrell
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What 2 women did the 1892 lynching of Tom Moss profoundly effect?
Mary Church Terrell and Ida B. Wells
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What reaction did Mary Church Terrell have to the 1892 lynching of Tom Moss?
Amazing that colored men continue to be Christians
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Who gave the speech "The Progress of Colored Women" in 1898 to the National American Woman Suffrage Association
Mary Church Terrell
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Where did Mary Church Terrell represent black women in 1937?
World Fellowship of Faiths in London
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What church did Mary Church Terrell found?
The Lincoln Temple Congregational Church in DC
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Who said that if Christ came again, he would be a colored man?
Mary Church Terrell ("A Colored Woman In A White World")
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What did Mary Church Terrell say about the franchise?
Colored Women need to use it (2 handicaps to overcome)
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Who wrote "Crusading For Justice"?
Ida B. Wells
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Who did IBW disagree with over lynching in England?
Frances Willard
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Who was Frances Willard?
President of the Women's Christian Temperance Union
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According to IBW, what was the real cause of lynching?
Black economic progress
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Whose name was left off the list of the founders of the NAACP?
Ida B. Wells
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Susan B. Anthony supported which black women in her campaigns?
Ida B. Wells
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What is "Crusade For Justice"?
The unfinished autobiography of Ida B. Welld
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In "Crusade For Justice", what body did IBW clash with?
The Ministerial Alliance
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In "Crusade For Justice", the editor of which newspaper wanted to discredit IBW?
The St. Louis Republic