Rebuilding Greenwood After the Tulsa Massacre

The transcript details the tragic events of the Greenwood Massacre, where a prosperous Black community was destroyed, resulting in significant loss of life and property. Despite the devastation, survivors showed resilience by rebuilding. The massacre was largely erased from history, with no justice served. Racist policies hindered rebuilding efforts, yet Greenwood eventually revived as Black Wall Street.

What was the estimated number of Black residents killed during the Tulsa Massacre?

• 300

• 100

• 800

• 500

How did the media and history books treat the Tulsa Massacre in the years following the event?

• It was widely covered and discussed

• It was celebrated as a victory

• It was largely ignored and not mentioned

• It was mentioned occasionally

What was the response of insurance companies to the destruction of Black Wall Street?

• They blamed the residents for the destruction

• They offered partial compensation

• They denied all claims

• They paid out claims generously

What zoning changes were made to prevent the rebuilding of Greenwood?

• Greenwood was declared a residential zone

• Greenwood was declared a commercial zone

• Greenwood was declared a historical site

• Greenwood was declared an industrial zone

How long did it take to rebuild the Greenwood district after the massacre?

• 1 to 2 years

• 3 to 4 years

• 11 to 15 years

• 5 to 10 years