WHERE & WHO
Africville was located in this Canadian city.
What is Halifax
This building was the center of community life.
What is the church (Seaview Baptist Church)
Africville did NOT have this basic service.
What is running water / sewage / electricity
Africville was destroyed during this decade.
What is the 1960s
Africville is now remembered as a symbol of this.
What is injustice / Black history / resilience
Africville was built by this group of people.
Who are Black Nova Scotians / formerly enslaved people
Africville was known for being this type of community.
What is close-knit / supportive
Residents still paid this even without services.
What are taxes
The government said they were clearing Africville for this.
What is urban renewal
This happened in 2010 from the city.
What is an official apology
Africville was located beside this body of water.
What is Bedford Basin
Residents often created their own homes using this.
What are their own materials / self-built homes
The city placed these harmful things near Africville.
What are dumps / prisons / factories
Residents were moved using these shocking vehicles.
What are garbage/dump trucks
A museum and rebuilt church now exist to preserve this.
What is Africville’s history
Africville existed for over this many years before being destroyed.
What is over 100 years
People in Africville valued this despite hardships
What is pride / identity / community
This word describes unfair treatment based on race
What is racism
This term describes being forced out of your home.
What is displacement
Former residents continue to fight for this today.
What is justice / recognition / reparations
Africville started as a small community of about this many people.
What is about 50 people
Africville gave residents a sense of this compared to the racism in Halifax
What is freedom / belonging
Africville was labeled this negative term to justify its destruction
What is slum
Some homes were destroyed even without residents knowing. (True or False)
What is true? (Homes were bulldozed without notice)
Africville teaches us about this larger issue in Canada.
What is systemic racism