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Bell Ringer – 3/24/08 Read the “Chapter Preview” for Ch 16 on page 540. (gold background) 1.Did W.E.B. Du Bois correctly predict the 20 th Century’s (1900-1999)

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1 Bell Ringer – 3/24/08 Read the “Chapter Preview” for Ch 16 on page 540. (gold background) 1.Did W.E.B. Du Bois correctly predict the 20 th Century’s (1900-1999) most critical issue? Why or why not? 2.What cities did many black people move to from the South after 1910?

2 Booker T. Washington Ch 16, Sn 1 The “Wizard of Tuskegee” Believed Af-Ams should gain skills in labor or agriculture at Tuskegee or Hampton Institutes Highly respected by most Af-Ams; effective in dealing with white businessmen

3 President T. Roosevelt Teddy Roosevelt invited Booker T. Washington to dinner at the White House in 1901 Af-Ams applauded Southern whites were furious – many didn’t believe two races could dine together Pres. Roosevelt continued to consult with Washington

4 W.E.B. Du Bois First black man to earn a Ph.D. from Harvard; taught at Ohio’s Wilberforce University He believed the “Talented Tenth” was the black elite that must encourage others – upper 10% of black Americans

5 The Niagara Movement Set up by W.E.B. Du Bois as an anti-Washington movement in 1905 A select group of individuals were invited to Niagara Falls to meet with Du Bois Education (Du Bois) vs. Skilled Labor (B. Washinton)

6 Homework Read Ch 16, Sn 1 (pgs 541-549) Answer all questions & define key terms on page 541

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