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Q: What Marcus Garvey led a movement for African Americans?
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What did Marcus Garvey led a movement for African Americans to?

Start their own country.


Marcus garvey led a movement for African Americans to what?

Start their own country.


Which leader placed a special importance on African Americans taking pride in the African heritage?

Marcus Garvey placed a special importance of African Americans taking pride in their African heritage.


Which leader placed a special importance on African Americans taking pride in their African heritage?

Marcus Garvey.......apex


Marcus Garvey led a movement for African Americans to?

start their own country


Did Marcus garvey support or oppose integration?

Marcus Garvey opposed integration. Instead he supported a "back-to-africa" movement, urging African Americans to establish their own country in Aferica.


Why were many African Americans drawn to Marcus Garvey message and movement?

he said of his owned word the DICK man the DICK man


What did Marcus garvey do for a living?

Marcus Garvey was one of the leading proponents of the "Back to Africa" Movement. He believed it was impossible for African=Americans to ever be accepted and provided opportunities in the United States and felt they should return to the continent of Africa. He established the Black Star Shipping Company tp carry them back to Africa.


Both Ida B.Wells and Marcus Garvey supported the position that?

african americans had to leave the south to avoid injustice~apex


Why did African Americans support Marcus garvey?

Getting away from discrimination in America.


What leader place a special importance on African Americans taking pride in their African heritage?

Marcus Garvey


What did Marcus Garvey encouraged African Americans to do?

Marcus Garvey (1887-1940) was born in Jamaica and travelled widely examining the status of blacks in Europe and America. He decided that they could only achieve parity with whites by uniting under their African heritage. He was a major leader in the Pan-African Movement, and also supported the continued colonization of Liberia in Africa. His movement of "African Redemption" became known as Garveyism, and was one basis for the Rastafari religious movement, where he is revered as a prophet. hope it helped :)