Emergence Of Effective black Leaders

Question 1

Knowledge point one - A. Philip Randolph

Answer 1

A. Philip Randolph was the first black leader to increase black confidence, militancy and black opportunities by helping end discrimination within trade unions.

Question 2

Analysis point one

Answer 2

Randolph was able to motivate blacks to join the civil rights movement as a result of his success of improving Black opportunities

Question 3

Knowledge point two - Rosa Parks

Answer 3

Rosa Parks sat on a whites only seat in Alabama and refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white American igniting the Montgomery bus boycott which led to the desegregation of buses.

Question 4

Analysis point two

Answer 4

Her non deliberate actions proved that anyone could spark a growth for the CRM. If an ordinary woman could make a stand and achieve success then anyone could do people joined the movement so they could make a change.

Question 5

Limitations

Answer 5

Rosa Parks was not the first to make a protest she was merely a catalyst for the campaign rather than an inspirational leader and A. Philip Randolph actions went largely unnoticed till this point.

Question 6

Evaluation

Answer 6

• both were ordinary people
• succeeded in making change and encouraged others they could do the same
• bus boycott lasted 381 day severely damaging bus company’s profits
• before WWII people were to frightened
• the war proved blacks were worthy as any other person
• the sense of self worth motivated blacks to follow iconic people