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First African American to win the Nobel Peace Prize

Martin Luther King Jr.

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Musician influencing the jazz scene in New Orleans

Louis Armstrong

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Advisor for the local NAACP Youth Council led sit-ins to speak out against segregated restaurants.

Clara Luper

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Basketball player known for his time on the Chicago Bulls

Michael Jordan

100

First African American president of the US

Barack Obama

200

What are the civil war amendments

13, 14, and 15

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Known for psychedelic rock and founding electric lady recording studio in NYC.

Jimi Hendrix 

200

Member of the Muscogee Nation, became a millionaire off of oil and used her money to invest.

Sarah Rector

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Famous boxer also known for being outspoken against political violence.

Muhammad Ali

200

First African American U.S. Supreme Court Justice

Thurgood Marshall

300

Black History Month was first recognized nationally in the U.S. in this year.

1976

300

Famous music became known as the father of soul music and was known for creating politically outspoken music.

Sam Cooke

300

First African American Judge in Oklahoma

Amos Hall

300

First African American to play MLB

Jackie Robinson

300

First African American U.S. Secretary of State

Colin Powell

400

The first African American woman to serve as a US Supreme Court justice.

Ketanji Brown Jackson

400

Female musician who became known as the queen of jazz.

Ella Fitzgerald

400

First Black woman elected to the Oklahoma House of Representatives

Hannah Diggs Atkins

400

First African American woman to win Olympic gold in gymnastics

Gabby Douglas

400

Co-founded the NAACP in 1909

W.E.B. Du Bois

500

What year was the NAACP founded?

1909

500

Godfather of modern blues

Muddy Waters

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Credited with ending residential segregation in Oklahoma City

Walter J. Edwards

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Holds the record for most Olympic gold medals by a female track and field athlete

Florence Griffith Joyner

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The first African American woman elected to Congress

Shirley Chisholm

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