This study guide covers the Black Freedom Movement (mid-1940s-1970s), focusing on its transnational nature and connections to Africa's decolonization. Key topics include the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements, diasporic solidarity, Pan-Africanism, and key figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. The guide provides practice questions and source analysis using visits to Africa by prominent African Americans as examples.
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Question 1 of 11
The Black Freedom Movement was not just a U.S. event; it had a _________ scope.🌍
local
regional
national
transnational