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100

Who was the first Black president. 

Barak Obama

100

Where did the Clinton 12 live?

Clinton, Tennessee

100

What year did the Civil Rights Movement of 1964 happen?

July 1964

100

What month is Black History month?

February

100

What is the rights of citizens to have freedom and equality. 

Civil Rights

200

Who had the speech titled, "I Have a Dream"?

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

200

Where did Dr Martin Luther King Jr. deliver his speech titled, "I Have a Dream"?

Washington D.C.

200

What event happened in 2008 that made history for the 44th president of the United States?

 Election of Obama.

200

What are the traditional colors of Black History Month? 

There are four traditional colors of Black History Month, combining the colors of the Pan-African flag and the Ethiopian flag. The four colors are:

  • Red
  • Green
  • Yellow
  • Black
200

The forced separation of people by race.

Segregation

300

What president is known for abolishing slavery?

Abraham Lincoln

300

Where was the last place to spread the news that slavery had ended?

Texas

300

Before it became a month long celebration in 1970, what was Black History Month called?

Negro History Week 

300

What is Soul Food?

Food that was traditionally made in the South with deep roots to African American history.

300

The act of freeing enslaved people.

Emancipation

400

Who was credited with running the under ground railroad?

Harriet Tubman

400

What state did Rosa Parks take a stand for her rights by not allowing a white man to take her seat?

 Montgomery, Alabama.

400

What decade did the Black Lives Matter movement start?

2010's, 2012-2017

400

Why was February chosen for Black History month?

Frederick Douglass’s chosen birthday on February 14, and Abraham Lincoln’s birthday on February 12.

400

Laws enforcing racial segregation.

Jim Crow

500

Who is known as the father of black history?

Carter G. Woodson

500

Where did the Harlem Renaissance start? It emerged as a major Black cultural, social, and artistic mecca following the Great Migration, transforming the area into a epicenter for African American literature, music, theater, and art.

Manhattan, New York City

Before the Black History Month, the Harlem Renaissance cultural movement was started in the 1920’s, to highlight Black achievements in art, literature, and music. This paved the way for the advent of Negro History Week in 1926.

500

In 1868, What Amendment grants citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the US, including former slaves

The 14th Amendment  

500

When did interracial marriages become legal?

1960/1970

1967

500

Someone who fought to end slavery.

Abolitionist 

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