The Bombing of Black Wall Street

What was the event known as the 'Bombing of Black Wall Street'?

• A bombing during World War II that targeted a predominantly African American neighborhood.

• Racially motivated attack on the Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1921

• A terrorist attack on a major financial district in New York City.

• A bombing in Chicago that led to the destruction of several businesses and homes.

Which subtopic is directly related to the 'Bombing of Black Wall Street'?

• Tulsa race massacre

• Black Lives Matter movement

• Tulsa race riots

• Civil rights movement

What was the name of the prosperous African American community that was targeted in the bombing?

• Brownsville

• Blackwood

• Greenwood

• Whitewood

When did the 'Bombing of Black Wall Street' occur?

• May 31, 1921

• April 30, 1921

• June 30, 1921

• May 31, 1922

What was the main cause of the 'Bombing of Black Wall Street'?

• Political unrest and dissatisfaction with local government.

• Religious conflicts and tensions between different communities.

• Economic competition between African Americans and white residents.

• Racial tensions and resentment towards African American economic success

How many people were killed during the 'Bombing of Black Wall Street'?

• 1000

• 500

• 300

• 100

What was the racial makeup of the attackers during the bombing?

• Asian

• Unknown

• Black

• White

What impact did the 'Bombing of Black Wall Street' have on the African American community?

• The 'Bombing of Black Wall Street' had a devastating impact on the African American community.

• The 'Bombing of Black Wall Street' had a minor impact on the African American community.

• The 'Bombing of Black Wall Street' had a positive impact on the African American community.

• The 'Bombing of Black Wall Street' had no impact on the African American community.

What is another name for the 'Bombing of Black Wall Street'?

• Race Riot of Tulsa

• Black Wall Street Bombing

• Tulsa Race Massacre

• Tulsa Massacre

What is the significance of the 'Bombing of Black Wall Street' in American history?

• The 'Bombing of Black Wall Street' was a natural disaster that destroyed the African American community in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1921.

• The 'Bombing of Black Wall Street' was a terrorist attack carried out by a foreign organization in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1921.

• The 'Bombing of Black Wall Street' was a result of a labor strike that turned violent in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1921.

• The 'Bombing of Black Wall Street' was a racially motivated attack on the prosperous African American community in Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1921.