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  1. AP African American Studies
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What is the significance of African American spirituals?

The Fisk Jubilee Singers popularized them, challenging racial stereotypes and raising funds for Fisk University.

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What is the significance of African American spirituals?

The Fisk Jubilee Singers popularized them, challenging racial stereotypes and raising funds for Fisk University.

What role did HBCUs play in preserving African American culture?

They helped preserve and promote African American culture, history, and traditions.

What is the significance of Black Greek-Letter Organizations?

They fostered a sense of community among African American college students and emphasized service and leadership.

What was the cultural impact of the Fisk Jubilee Singers?

Introduced African American spirituals to international audiences, challenging racial stereotypes and raising funds for Fisk University.

What is the role of HBCUs as Cultural Hubs?

HBCUs served as spaces for cultural pride, Black scholarship, and activism.

What is the role of HBCUs in Research and Scholarship?

HBCUs contributed to the advancement of African American studies.

What is the role of BGLOs in Brotherhood and Sisterhood?

BGLOs fostered a sense of community among African American college students.

What is the role of BGLOs in self-improvement?

Provided support in areas of self-improvement, education, leadership, and community service.

What is the role of HBCUs in the Civil Rights Movement?

HBCUs were centers of activism and resistance.

What is the role of HBCUs in community?

HBCUs nurtured a sense of community and provided support networks.

What was the significance of Fisk Jubilee Singers?

They popularized African American spirituals internationally and raised funds for Fisk University.

What role do HBCUs play in preserving culture?

They preserve and promote African American culture, history, and traditions.

What was the Second Morrill Act (1890)?

Federal legislation that led to the creation of 18 land-grant HBCUs.

What was the Black Campus Movement?

A movement in the 1960s that saw increased enrollment of African Americans at predominantly white institutions.

When was Cheyney University founded?

  1. It is the first HBCU.

When was Wilberforce University founded?

  1. It is the first HBCU fully owned and operated by African Americans.