4-H History
What do the four H’s stand for?
Head, Heart, Hands and Health
What Pakistani youth activist won the 2014 Nobel Prize laureate after being shot on a school bus?
Malala Yousafzai
What is the most commonly used gender neutral pronoun?
They/Them/Theirs
Who gave the “I have a Dream Speech“?
Martin Luther King Jr.
What superhero film starred Chadwick Boseman?
Black Panther
What were the original three H’s?
Head, Heart, Hands
What Swedish youth climate activist began the international climate movement “Fridays for Future”
Greta Thunberg
What t.v. talk show host came out as gay in 1997?
Ellen DeGeneres
What famous conservationist studies chimpanzees?
Jane Goodall
“An Inconvenient Truth” was about which former V.P.?
Al Gore
What year was 4-H founded?
1902
What Seattle based climate activist founded Zero Hour?
Jamie Margolin
What riot begin with the raiding of this inn in 1969 New York?
Stonewall
What professor of Animal Science is also known for her work in autism advocacy?
Temple Grandin
Who directed and produced “Da 5 Blood” and “Do the Right Thing”
Spike Lee
Where is the National 4-H Conference Center?
Chevy Chase, Maryland
What is Claudette Colvin famous for?
Not giving up her seat on a bus to a white person, 9 months before Rosa Parks did.
In what year did gay marriage become legal in all 50 states?
2015
What movement coined the term “We are the 99%?”
The Occupy Wall Street Movement
What film company produced Newsies?
Disney
In what county/state did 4-H originate?
Clark county, Ohio
The phrase “never again” has been used in response to two different social change movements. What are they?
The Holocaust
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shootings in Parkland Florida
What openly gay politician was assassinated in 1978?
Harvey Milk
A 1963 Children’s March took place in what city?
Birmingham
What 2002 Michael Moore documentary won an Academy Award?
Bowling for Columbine