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56 Cards in this Set
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Illustrations of Writers
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Aaron Douglas
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High School Teacher in Harlem, a Halem Renaissance writer
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Alain Locke
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A theathre that was closed after the 1935 Race Riots in Harlem.
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Apollo Theathre
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Director of te Harlem Art center. She used her art to express her outrage of racial in justice.
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Augusta Savage
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She was called the expres of the Blues
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Bessie Smith
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She was known as Lady D. and sang "God bless the child".
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Billie Holiday
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A jamaican born writer who wrote "Home to Harlem"
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Claude McKay
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The club was originally called Club Deluxe.
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Cottob Club
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A man born in New York City and completed his master's degree at Harvard.
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Countee Cullen
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A man served as the US global ambassdor of music.
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Duke Ellington
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A lady known as sweet mama string and the first black female nominated for an Oscar in the film Pinky.
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Ethel Waters
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She was the national braodway star .
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Florence Mills
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A painter wounded in the World War I and his paintings dealt with black history.
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Horce Pippin
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This man was the orininal owner of the cotton club
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Jack Johnson
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He was a famous writer that wrote the black national athem.
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James Weldon Johnson
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He was a well known poet. He was considered the Poet Laureate of Harlem.
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Langston Hughes
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He was known as the man of jazz.
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Louis Armstrong
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A sculpture awakening Ethiopia.
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Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller
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This was man internationally know for the song Old Man River.
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Paul Robeson
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An opera star known for her Deep River Opera
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Rose McClendon
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A man considered the Dean of African American composer.
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William Grant
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A pioneer of African American folk tales and spirituals.
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Zora Neale Hurston
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The black theatre for harlem Reniassance.
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New Negro Movement Theatre
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Prejudice against and fear of jews.
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Anti Semitism
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A 19th century linguistics to describe the Indo-European languages
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Aryan Race
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Concentration and extermination camp in upper Silesia, Poland in 1940
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Auschwitz
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First concentration camps in Germany in 1937
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Buchenwald
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Established camp near Munich in 1933
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Dachau
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Forced marches of jewish prisoners over great distances.
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Death Marches
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Lietenant colonel and head of the Jewish Sction of the Gestapo.
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Eichmann, Adolf
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The four mobile units of Security Police and SS Security Service.
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Einsatzgruppen
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A program in which Nazis murdered the people they deemed socially and genetically inferior.
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Euthanasia Program
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The cover name for the German plan to murder all jews of europe.
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Final Solution
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The legal expert of the Nazi party and Hitler's personal lawyer.
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Frank Hans
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A German conglomerate of eight cheical companies, including BASF< BAYER<And Hoechst.
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I.G. FArben
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The Nazis revived the medieval term"ghetto" desgnating a walled community.
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Ghetto
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The chief of propaganda in 1930
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Joseph Goebbels
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A nazi party member responsible for creating the Gestapo commander of the German Air Force.
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Herman Goering
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A close aide to Hitler and the first to joing he Nazi Party.
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Rudolf Hess
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The head of the Sicherheitspolizei
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Reinhard Heydrich
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He was the leader of the Waffen SS Gestapo, German minister of the interior from 1943-45.
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Heinrich Himmler
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He was the Fuehrer and Reich Chancellor of Germany.
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Adolf Hitler
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A member of the Ss, held various positions in Dachau uner heodor Eicke.
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Rudolf Hoss
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The jewish council in ghettos.
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Judenrat
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The name for the pogroms caarried out Nov 9-10, 1938. in Germany.
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Kristallnacht
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The autobiographical book hitler wrote while he was imprisoned.
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Mein Kampf
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Another namefor the national Socialist German Workers' Part, which Hitler reorgnized in 1920
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Nazi
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The law for the protection of German Blood and Honor was promulated. It prohibited marriages and extramarital inetrcourse between jews and citizens.
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Nuremberg Laws
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The Yiddish word for devastation Violent riots against Jewsin villages, and etc
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Pogroms
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Literally Empire, as in Third Reich
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Reich
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Death camp established in 1942 located in Poland
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Sobibor
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The Jews that was gassed was indicted by SB.
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Special Treatment
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Abbreviation for protective squad. Nazi stormtroops.
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SS
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A hooked cross used by ancient civizations as a symbol of fertility and good fortune.
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Swastika
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A meeting held at a villa in Wannsee, Germany.
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Wannsee Conference
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The comercial name for hydrogen cyanide.
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Zykion B
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