South in Black and White
Final Exam Study Guide 2015
Blues impulse
Gospel impulse
Jazz impulse
“the invisible institution in the antebellum South”
spirituals
“Steal Away”
“everybody talkin’ ‘bout heaven ain’t going there”
“Go Down, Moses”
“Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel?”
“O Mary Don’t You Weep”
Abraham Galloway
David Walker
Mary Ann Starkey
Equal Rights League
Creolization
Charles B. Aycock
White Supremacy Campaign
Wilmington Race Riot of 1898
Red Shirts
Fusion movement
“Murder, Memory and the Flight of the Incubus”
March on Washington Movement 1941
Janie Crawford
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
A. Philip Randolph
“social equality”
Detroit Riot 1943
Cold War and civil rights
Brown v. Board of Education
James “Catfish” Cole
“organizing tradition”
“Negro Domination”
Robert F. Williams
“Kissing Case”
Gov. Luther Hodges
“Communist Front Shouts ‘Kissing Case’ to World”
Ellen Williams
Azalea Johnson
“The Crusader”
Women’s Political Council
Montgomery Bus Boycott
E.D. Nixon
Committee for Equal Justice for Mrs. Recy Taylor
Gertrude Perkins
Highlander Folk School
Rosa Parks
Claudette Colvin
Jo Ann Robinson
Tallahassee Rape Case 1959
Fannie Lou Hamer
SNCC
“master narrative” of the civil rights movement
election of 1948
Amzie Moore
Medgar Evers
“Give Light and the People Will Find A Way”
Ella Baker
Bob Moses
Freedom Rides
Herbert Lee
armed self-defense
“Bob Moses, asked how you organize a town, said: ‘By bouncing a ball.’” (Payne, 243)
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Civil Rights Act of 1964
1964 Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City
Fannie Lou Hamer in the Winona, MS jail
SNCC
CORE
NAACP
“From SNCC to Slick” and “Mrs. Hamer is No Longer Relevant” (Payne’s chapters)
Black Power
nonviolent direct action (nonviolence)
Lumbees and the Ku Klux Klan 1958”
1959 NAACP convention
“meet violence with violence”
Ethel Azalea Johnson (or “Asa Lee”)
Martin Luther King, Jr. versus Robert F. Williams debate
Greensboro sit-ins
“Radio Free Dixie” (not the book)
Selma
Joan Little
Mack Ingram
Claudette Colvin
Tallahassee Rape Case 1959
Jim Clark
Jimmie Lee Jackson
Viola Liuzzo
Norman Cannon
Albany campaign
Laurie Pritchett
Birmingham campaign
“Bull” Connor
Fred Shuttlesworth
Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights
16th Street Baptist Church
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP)
March on Washington 1963
J. Edgar Hoover
Edmund Pettis Bridge
Paternalism
Jim Crow segregation
Martin Luther King, Jr. assassination
Oxford, North Carolina 1970