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| ______ and _______ were two traditions David Walkers used to create his argument against slavery in the Appeal. |
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| Bible, Constitution and Declaration of Independence |
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| Though they exist for the same reason and use similar themes and images, ____/____ is one vernacular form that creates the distinction between spirituals and gospel. |
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| In all things that are purely social we can be as separate as the fingers, yet one as the hand in all things essential to progress. |
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| New world slavery aka chattel slavery distinguishes itself from ancient Roman-Greco slavery since it dehumanized the slave by ??? |
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| Displacement from native country and land, erasure of native language or mother toungue, forced spiritual conversion |
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| David Walker was born a slave to an enslaved mother and free father. |
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| Vernacular is used most often by men. |
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| Vernacular traditions adhere to the seperation between the secular and sacred. |
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| Frederick Douglass was told to highlight his intelligence. |
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| Sojourner Truth wrote her autobiography in 1875. |
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| "My genius from a boy,/Has fluttered like a bird within my heart;/But could not thus confined her powers employ,/impatient to depart" |
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| "I want to die while you love me/And bear to the still bed, Your kisses turbument, unspent: |
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| Lift Every Voice and Sing |
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| _____ was fist to use basic blues form in ______, a landmark poem. |
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| "Why sit ye here and die? If we say we will go to a foreign land, the famine and the pestilence are there and ther we shall die. If we sit here, we shall die." |
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| Why do they see a colored woman only as a gross collection of desires, all controlled, reaching out for their Apollos and Quasimodos? |
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| On Being Young and a Woman of Color |
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| What instrument does the Ex-Colored man play |
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| What landmark court case occurred in 1896 |
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| _______ led to Douglass to move to Britain |
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| Publishing of Douglass narrative |
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| Define Objective Consciousness |
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| Recognition of the self as a larger whole |
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| ________ and ______________ were two traditions David Walker used to create his agrument against slavery in The Appeal. |
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| The Bible, Constitution/ Declaration of Independence |
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| _______ was a pivotal figure in the key developmental year of gospel. |
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| Becky was the white women who had two negro sons |
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| Cane uses poetry and short-stories to create a new form for the black novel. |
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| David Walker's Appeal was a signifcant incluence in Maria Stewart's life. |
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| Georgia Douglass sponsored a lonely hearts club |
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| Tamala Gordon demonstrates an example of whte privliege |
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| Dubois' concept of double-consciousness and the veil occurs in Ex-Colored Man. |
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| passing serves as the earliest indicator that white privilege exists |
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| Frederick Douglass was born Frederick Bailey. |
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| In Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars, W.E.B. Dubois is referenced by catcher Leon Carter |
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| "One ever feels his twoness, an American, a negro; two souls, two thoughts, two unreconciled striving; two warring ideals in one dark body." |
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| Which works include the vernacular strategy of signifying. |
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| What to the Slave is the Fourth of July, My Bondage my Freedom, Aint I a Woman |
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| Which slave master did Frederick Douglass resist getting a beating from, thus marking a significant point in his road to freedom? |
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| What traits of vernacular reflect their African background? |
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| call&response, group creation, poly-rhythm, improvisation |
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| Name two old testament heroes or prophets that Negro Spirituals were about and why? |
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| Moses, Daniel, Sampson, Job, Ezekiel |
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| Name one sacred model and one secular model of the vernacular. |
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Sacred: Songs and Prayers
Secular: Jazz, Blues, Hip-Hop |
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