Who's Who?
General Knowledge
Fill-in the Blank (Famous Inventors)
Music & Movies
Black History "first's"
100

She is known as "Queen Bey" and one of the most powerful women in music.
Answer: Beyonce'She is known as "Queen Bey" and one of the most powerful women in music.

Beyonce

100

Who is known as the "Queen of Soul"?

Aretha Franklin

100

__________ was known for discovering many uses for the "peanut".

George Washington Carver

100

What does the words R&B mean?

Rhythm and Blues

100

Elected as the first female African American Vice President of the United States of America.

Kamala Harris

200

She used her platform to raise over $500,000 for her Flint Kids projects, including giving over 16,000 backpacks stuffed with school supplies.

Mari Copeny

200

Who was the youngest person to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964?

Martin Luther King, Jr.

200

Madame C.J. Walker was known for her invention of _______ products.

Hair

200

When is African American Music Appreciation Month?

June (created by President Jimmy Carter in 1979).

200

She is known as the first black multi-billionaire of the 20th century.  She's a television producer, actress, author, and more.

Oprah Winfrey

300

Who is known as the wealthiest man in hip-hop?

Jay-Z

300

What is the longest-running Black-owned TV show?

Soul Train

300

__________ was known for modernizing and improving machinery and the steam engine, which improved train travel.

Elijah McCoy

300

Who was the first African American to host his own television show?

Nat King Cole

300

In 2018, who became the first athlete and black person to win an Oscar for Best Animated Short Film, Dear Basketball?

Kobe Bryant

400

Who launched this record label with only $800 from family members.  It was called Tamla Records, but now it's called Motown Records.

Berry Gordy

400

This song became one of the most listened to songs in pop music.  Ben E. King was the singer, and this song was also the name of a popular movie.

Stand by Me

400

__________ was one of  African American women to receive a United States patent in the 1800s.

Sarah E. Goode

400

In 2002, she became the first Black woman to win an Oscar for Best Actress.

Halle Berry

400

In the 19th century, he was the very first African-American music celebrity, and he was blind. He began touring at the age of 8 and at age 10 became the first Black musician to give a headline performance at the White House.

Thomas Wiggins

500

Who was blinded shortly after birth and sung one of the greatest pop songs of all time.  His birth name was Stevland Hardaway Morris.

Stevie Wonder

500

In 1934, this theater opens and becomes the main attraction for culture and music in Harlem NYC.

The Apollo Theater

500

Benjamin Banneker, a brilliant Astronomer and Mathematician, was known for publishing his own _______.

Almanac

500

In 1964, he made history as the first Black man to win a Best Actor Oscar for Lillies of the Field.

Sidney Poitier

500

She was the first black singer to perform with the New York Metropolitan Opera.

Marian Anderson (1955)

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