Juneteenth History
African American Music
Black Wall Streets (Cities)
Historically Black Colleges & Universities
100

When Juneteenth is celebrated.

What is June 19th?

100

True or False: June is National African American Music Month.

True.  


100

The Greenwood neighborhood in this city, known as  Black Wall Street.

What is Tulsa?

100

This HBCU in Washington, D.C., founded in 1867, is known for producing prominent African American leaders and professionals.

What is Howard University?

200

The state that first recognized Juneteenth as a state holiday.

What is Texas?

200

This song, often referred to as the Black National Anthem, was written by James Weldon Johnson.

What is "Lift Every Voice and Sing"?

200

Known as the Black Business District, this city in Alabama was the heart of Black commerce and civil rights movement.

What is Birmingham?

200

This HBCU, founded in 1867 in Atlanta, Georgia, is known for being the only historically Black college dedicated to educating women.

What is Spelman College?

300

Other names for Juneteenth.

What is Emancipation Day or Freedom Day?

300

This song, co-written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, was performed by an all-star ensemble to raise money for African famine relief in 1985.

What is "We Are the World"?

300

This city in Virginia was once known as the "birthplace of black capitalism."

What is Richmond?

300

This HBCU in Daytona Beach, Florida, was founded in 1904 by an African American educator and civil rights leader.

What is Bethune-Cookman University?

400

The year the Emancipation Proclamation issued.

What is 1863?

400

This artist's song "A Change Is Gonna Come" became an anthem for the Civil Rights Movement.

Who is Sam Cooke?

400

This New York neighborhood was the epicenter of a cultural renaissance in the 1920s, known for its flourishing arts, music, and literature scene.

What is Harlem?

400

Founded in 1866, this HBCU's Jubilee Singers played a crucial role in preserving the tradition of Negro spirituals.

What is Fisk University?

500

The all-Black military group responsible for leading the troops to Galveston, TX, to deliver the Emancipation news.

Who are the US Colored Troops, later nicknamed "Buffalo Soldiers"?

500

This song, performed by Billie Holiday, was a powerful protest against racism and lynching.

What is "Strange Fruit"?

500

This Georgia lake, now a popular recreational spot, once thrived with Black-owned businesses and farms.

What is Lake Lanier?

500

Founded in 1837, this institution holds the distinction of being the first HBCU ever established.

What is Cheyney University of Pennsylvania?

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