Matching Pairs Nannie Helen BurroughsOnline version Activity that requires players to match similar elements based off of the lesson. by Sydney Moore 1 Nannie's goal at her school was to... 2 Inspired by this school/believed women should have the right to become domestic workers to cook, clean, nanny, and perform other tasks. 3 Who did Nannie Helen Burroughs mentor? 4 What did Burrough's school encourage? 5 What did Nannie publish articles about? 6 Gate of the Progressive National Baptist Convention 7 Why was Nannie rejected from her first teaching job? 8 What was the purpose of Nannie's pageant? 9 What was the pageant called that Nannie organized? 10 Nannie's Moto 11 Who asked Nannie to work as a chair member and organize a committee to help house African American families. 12 A Documentary Portrait of an Early Civil Rights Pioneer 13 National Trade and Professional School for Women and Girls President Herbert Hoover African Americans to think about justice, power, and race, to find a solution to these problems. three b’s: “the bible, the bathtub, and the broom.” Feminism Martin Luther King Because of her skin color. “When Truth Gets A Hearing” Teach African American women to learn how to rely on themselves to make money and tend a home. Also how to barber, garden, print, and repair shoes. For American Americans to celebrate their culture and combat racism by reading poetry and listening to music.
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