Question 1 | HSBC-Lonnie-Bunch-Favorite-Museum-Sections | Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History

Question 1

Which of the following does not capture the deeper meaning behind Lonnie Bunch’s favorite sections of the National Museum of African American History and Culture?

	Answer
	Bunch finds solace in the fine art collection, particularly works by Jacob Lawrence and Horace Pippen, which provide a quiet gallery for reflection on the African American experience.
	The story of Joseph Trammell’s tin wallet resonates with Bunch as a powerful symbol of the fragility and enduring significance of freedom, carried through generations.
	Bunch is drawn to the emotional and historical layers embedded in artifacts like Trammell’s wallet, which reflect both personal and collective struggles for liberty.
	Bunch primarily values the museum’s interactive exhibits, which allow visitors to engage directly with history through hands-on experiences.