Video: WEB DuBois
		1How is DuBois described? 2.What was his 1903 book? 3.What organizations did he play a crucial role? 4.What was he constant in his efforts in? 5.What exhibit was he responsible for at Paris? 6.What was his preoccupation? 7.How is the USA described in terms of race relations? 8.Why was his life an exception? 9.What does he do at 17? 10.What does he do in the summers? 11.Why is DuBois one of the few? 12.What does he study at Harvard? 13.Where does he do advanced study? 14.What opportunities are denied him? 15.Where does he teach instead? 16.How is the USA described? 17.What was the Supreme Court doing? 18.What was happening in 1880s and 1890s? 19.What else was happening? 20.What about the South? 21.What does DuBois decide to do? 22.What is credited with doing? 23.Why does he go to Atlanta? 24.What does he study? 25.What does he believe at this time? 26.What happens in early 1899? 27.Why does their oldest son die? 28.How is Booker T. Washington described? 29.Why did the industrialists favor Washington? 30.What did DuBois think? 31.Who attacks Washington? 32.What happens in June 1905? 33.What are their goals? 34.How are their ideas spread? 35.What happens in Atlanta? 36.What happens next? 37.What did it lead to in 1909? 38.What must the NAACP decide? 39.What is his new role? 40.What are the three constants? 41.What world is he in, in 1919? 42.How is the black world changing? 43.What happens in Paris? 44.What mistake did he believe he had made? 45.What does he do? 46.What was its goal? 47.What had he earlier studied? 48.Why were the French supportive of Pan-Africanism? 49.How did some European leaders view the Pan African Congress? 50.What did "Close Ranks" say? 51.How did the French view black US soldiers? 52.After the war what did the US government do? 53.What happened in the "Red Summer of 1919?"