Fraternity History Flashcards

to know the history of PHI BETA SIGMA INC.

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When was Phi Beta Sigma founded?

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Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity was founded at Howard University in Washington, D.C., January 9, 1914

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Where the building was the PBS founded?

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Howard University

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3
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What is the fraternities moto?

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“Culture for service and service for humanity”

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What is the principles that govern the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity?

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Brotherhood, Scholarship, Service.

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What is the twelve process technique (the twelve inch rule)?

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  1. Time value, 2. Best performance of duty,
  2. Perservance, 4. The worth of example, 5. The virtue of patience, 6. Talent expression, 7. Economic wisdom, 8. The value of character, 9. Kindly attitude, 10. Pleasure in work, 11. The worth of organization, 12. The dignity of simplicity.
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What is the Phi Beta Sigma Symbol?

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Dove

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7
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What is Phi Beta Sigma’s Flower

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White Carnation

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8
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What is the colors of Phi Beta Sigma

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Royal Blue and Pure White

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What is the name of Phi beta Sigma’s Publication

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The Crescent

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The 3 national Programs

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  1. Bigger and Better Business, 2. Social Action 3. Education
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When was Phi Beta Sigma Incorporated

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On April 29, 1920 Phi Beta Sigma certificate of incorporation is recorded (No. 15696) it was submitted on January 31, 1920, Phi Beta Sigma was incorporated in Washington, DC.

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Who are the founders of Phi Beta Sigma Inc?

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Hon. A. Langston Taylor “The Greatest Name in SIGMA”, January 29, 1890, Memphis TN, Business Man.
Hon. Leonard F. Morse, January 12, 1891, Boston Massachusetts, Educator & Prophet. (wrote Sigmas first constitution)
Hon. Charles I. Brown, August 27, 1890, Topeka Kansas, Educator & Teacher (Chose the 9 charter members

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Where was the Fraternity conceived?

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The Fraternity was conceived in the Bowen Room of the 12th street YMCA building, in Washington DC

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How many charter members were there and what were their names?

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Nine Charter Members, Names: S.P. Massie, J.A. Franklin, J.E. Jones, B.A. Mathews, W.F. Vincent, T.L. Austin, W.E. Tibbs, J.H. Howard, and I.L. Scruggs.

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What is the Crescent Club?

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The Crescent Club is/was the official pledge club of Phi Beta Sigma and potential candidates.

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16
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What relationship do the Brothers of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. and the Sisters of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. share?

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First to be constitutionally bound to a fraternity, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.

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Who were the founding members of Zeta Phi Beta?

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Arizona Cleaver Stemons; Pearl Anna Neal; Myrtle Tyler Faithful; Viola Tyler Goings; Fannie Pettie Watts

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When was the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. founded?

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Founded January 16, 1920, at Howard University, Washington, D.C.

19
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Phi Beta Sigma sister Sorority is?

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Zata Phi Beta

20
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How many international presidents has Phi Beta Sigma had so far?

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35 International Presidents

21
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What is the Crescent Club?

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The Crescent Club is/was the official pledge club of Phi Beta Sigma and potential candidates.

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What is the creed of Phi Beta Sigma?

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I believe in the principles of the Phi Sigma Fraternity and my loyalty to these transcends all personal responsibility. I believe that I should be a credit to the organization, and I should at all times safeguard its reputation with the best in conduct. I believe in the unity of purpose as expressed in the motto–Culture for Service and Service for Humanity. These things constitute the true test of a Phi Beta Sigma man.