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| Not ordinary, wealthy, intelligent, coming of age weith strnegth, concerned with national greatness |
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| wants Congress to be like Parliament, President ministers, Princeton University President |
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| Republican party candidate (torturing TR) |
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| socialist party also running |
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| teacher who taught evolution in the class room |
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| strongly against evolution |
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| hist profule lawyer -> pro-evolution |
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| editor of American Mercury Magazine: openly biased read by a variety of people |
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| radical thought brought idea of self help to blacks (Back to Africa movement) |
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| 1st black Rhode scholar- brought New Negro in book |
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"The Negro Speaks of Rivers"
prolific poet gave a sense of African pride |
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"If We Must Die"
socialist
growing willingness to be militant against racism |
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| novelist/abthropologist that traveled through South in order to find folktales and master the speech |
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| described Harlem in writing while being a "tour guide" |
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| creole culture - played jazz - acknowledges Spanish roots |
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| 1st jazz soloist - bad childhood - invented scat singing |
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proud, regal, handsome, sophisticated-
got big break @ Cotton Club |
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| disrespected because of weight of burden |
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| Franklin Delano Roosevelt |
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| polio - won 1932 election without quesiton - 1st New Deal |
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| older physician - comes up with basid social security |
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| "radio priest" - turned radical and blamed the Jews for the failing economy |
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governor and senator of Louisiana
"share the wealth" |
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| photographer of Depression issues |
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| helped early civil rights movement by being around and nice to blacks |
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| first female cabinet member |
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| followed by Roosevelt - put more money into the economy when it is suffering |
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| one of the 1st fascist leaders - wants another Roman Empire |
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| "Germany was destroyed by the Jews" |
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| one of the small group of generals that controlled Japan |
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| Republican against isolationism - lost of Roosevelt |
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| leader of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters - hired only black men and raised many to the middle-class |
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| president when FDR died - inexperienced |
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| 1st black major league baseball player super power |
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| did the International Monetary Fundn and World Bank - stabilized world currency |
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| General Dougles MacArthur |
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| worked in Japan - new constitution and rold of emperor |
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| Russian that sent the Long Telegram |
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| communist spy - "Bob", "Carl" confessed to government |
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| connected with Chambers, worked for AAA, high in gov. |
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| knew that Chambers was lying |
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| secretary of state that questioned Hiss |
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Jewish writer that thought America had 3 main traditions
wrote Protestant, Catholic, Jew |
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| accused many people of being communist and started people calling is McCathyism |
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| went to Howard, major lawyer in Brown vs. Board of Education |
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| Chief Justice appointed by Ike - needed unanimous vote against segregation |
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lead the civil rights movement
influenced by:
- Southern Christian Tradition
- Northern inelligence Tradition
-Ghandian Tradition |
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| leader of the SNCC and helped it become more radical |
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| wrote An American Dilemma about race relaitons and equal opportunity |
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| sient about civil rights because he did not want to alienate white Southerners |
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| brought democratic party to agree with civil rights |
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