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What law sought to limit the rights of African Americans?
black codes
The Pan-African movement sought to?
unite people of African descent worldwide
Why did Zora Neale Hurston collect African-American Folklore?
Zora Neale Hurston collected African-American folklore to preserve and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of African Americans. She believed that these stories, songs, and traditions were important and should not be forgotten, as they provided insight into the history and experiences of the African-American community. Hurston also sought to challenge stereotypes and highlight the creativity and resilience of African-American people.
The Banjo Lesson sought to bring dignity to?
the African American experience .
What laws sought to limit right to African Americans?
black codes
What Law to sought to limit the rights to African Americans?
black codes
What laws sought limited the right of African Americans?
black codes
Many African Americans sought oppurtunity offered by the homestead act by moving to?
The great plains
How did African slaves try to cope with life in the Americas?
they sought refuge in their families, religion, art and dance.
What Conference sought to decide how the African continent would be partitioned?
The Berlin Conference of 1884-1885 sought to partition the African continent among European powers. It resulted in the carving up of Africa without the consent of its inhabitants, leading to the colonization and exploitation of the continent's resources.
How did the negritude develop?
Negritude developed in the 1930s as a literary and cultural movement among French-speaking African and Caribbean intellectuals, notably figures like Aimé Césaire, Léopold Sédar Senghor, and Léon Damas. It emerged as a response to colonial racism and the devaluation of African cultures, emphasizing pride in Black identity, heritage, and values. The movement sought to reclaim African culture and promote solidarity among people of African descent, fostering a sense of unity against colonial oppression. Through poetry, essays, and art, Negritude celebrated African traditions while critiquing the colonial experience.
The interracial organization sought to improve the industrial and living conditions of African American?
It was the Department of Housing and Urban Developement.
