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Zorluk: OrtaPan-Africanism and Garveyism

In 1921, W.E.B. Du Bois wrote in *The Crisis* that the goal of the Pan-African Congress was to 'bring together representatives of the Negro race from all over the world... to make a start toward international organization' and to lobby colonial powers for gradual self-government.

Based on this context, how did the strategy of the Pan-African Congresses differ from that of Marcus Garvey and the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) during the early twentieth century?

  1. A
    The Pan-African Congresses prioritized the establishment of global Black-owned business enterprises like the Black Star Line, while the UNIA focused primarily on academic exchanges and international conferences.
  2. B
    The Pan-African Congresses aimed to establish a single, culturally uniform state across the entire African continent, while the UNIA rejected any connection to Africa in favor of domestic integration.
  3. The Pan-African Congresses relied on international diplomacy and the intellectual leadership of a global elite to advocate for colonial reforms, while the UNIA sought to organize a mass populist movement focused on economic self-reliance and complete political independence.Cevap
  4. D
    The Pan-African Congresses focused on immediate, armed liberation of the African continent, while the UNIA prioritized passive resistance and civil rights litigation within the United States.

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The Pan-African Congresses relied on international diplomacy and the intellectual leadership of a global elite to advocate for colonial reforms, while the UNIA sought to organize a mass populist movement focused on economic self-reliance and complete political independence.
The correct option correctly states that the Pan-African Congresses utilized international diplomacy, intellectual cooperation, and lobbying among educated elites to push for colonial reforms, whereas Marcus Garvey's UNIA was a mass-based populist movement that prioritized economic self-reliance and independent nationhood.

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Analyze W.E.B. Du Bois's description of the Pan-African Congress's goals in the excerpt.
Identify that the Pan-African Congresses focused on international organization, intellectual leadership, and lobbying colonial powers for gradual reforms.
To establish the baseline strategy of the Pan-African Congress movement.
2
Compare these goals with the strategy and organization of Marcus Garvey's Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA).
Recall that the UNIA was a mass populist movement that promoted economic self-reliance (e.g., the Black Star Line) and independent nationhood rather than elite diplomatic lobbying.
To identify the key distinctions between the two parallel global movements.

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