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What was common in the south? > False arrests > Lynching > Intimidation through violence. By 1900... > There were 47,000 AA professionals including doctors and lawyers, only out of a population of 8 million though. > Also economic success in north. By 1892... > One in two African Americans could read. In Chicago, there were_____ AA concentrated in one area > 5000 What were some were some unis that were included in the Black Ivy League? > Atlanta, Washington. ______ Schools were set up for AA during the Gilded Age >1544 Westward expansion took place in.... > 1879 > 40,000 AA moved there, 25% of cowboys in west were AA. Who was the last remaining AA congressman who retired in 1901? > George H White = no AA congressional representation. AA- New Deal How many AA were given literacy aid during the New Deal? > 1/4 million, via federal aid projects. Wagner Act of 1935 helped unions to... > exclude AA. SSA and HR > Social Security Act in 1935 provided general welfare, but did not apply to majority of AA. > Harlem Renaissance was increase in AA culture, boosted by New Deal federal Arts projects. Employment training by NYA was advised by... > Mary Bethune (AA woman) > National Youth Administration. CCC > Civilian Conservation Corps. > Labour camps were segregated, Segregation in work on the Tennessee Dam. How many AA lost their jobs in the south? > 500,000 NRA + AAA > National Recovery Administration attempted to establish fair rates of pay and better conditions but their regulations were often evaded by employers in the south. > Agricultural Adjustment Act, 1933 - aimed to help farmers by cutting farm production and forcing up food prices. What are some of the key political improvements/opposite for African Americans during the New Deal? > Roosevelt did not increase AA voting rights. The first training school for nurses was set up in... > 1873 > By 1900, there were 35. Westward expansion... > ensured more equality between men and women, more opportunities. > Was at its height during the 1870s. What was the WCTU? > Women's Christian Temperance Union > Founded in 1872 > Predominantly white middle-class. How many women took part in temperance movements? > 60,000 > Those who supported temperance also supported suffrage movements. In relation to the suffrage movement... > Division between rival suffrage organisations had weakened the overall women's rights movement. (AWSA + NWSA) > Association with temperance tended to weaken the focus on women's suffrage. By the 1880s, ______ of Philadelphia's workers were women. > 26% > This was due to industrial growth. What was the YWCA? > Young Women's Christian Association > Established in 1867 > Care for the welfare of younger urban women. By the 1880s, what work did more women work in? > Clerical work > Working in jobs such as typewriters. > It was still difficult for married women to find work. NRA > National Recovery Administration established lower pay for women in 1933, establishing belief men should be paid more than women. Between 1930 and 40... > There was a 300 percent rise in female unionised labour. More married women working in ______ > 1940 than there had been in 1930 What was the FLSA? > Fair Labour Standards Act 1938, only indirectly benefitted The SSA.... > Social Security Act in 1935, helped married women struggling to bring up their children during the depression. > But priority was on men getting back into work as Roosevelt and his administration stressed the role of the male breadwinner in the family. Ruth Owen... > Became the first female ambassador during the New Deal. > Although women advisers' roles were restricted to traditional women's roles advising on social policy and family matters. > Participation in political life did not greatly improve during this period. Who were founders of the Black Panther party? > Huey Newton and Bobby Seale In 1970, _____ meals a week were served to the ghetto poor. > 1700 Black power movement led to... > An increase in pride of black culture. > Many began to wear their hair in afro and braids, there was a move away from trying to copy white American's dress. > Motown which was a predominantly a black music label, became one of the most recognisable brands during the 1970s. The ten point programme... > Was drafted in 1966 by the Black panth