Black History Theme
Resistance Music Makers
Matriarchs & Patriarchs
Civil Movements
Black Culture
100
Black History theme for year 2023
Black Resistance
100
Song written by Wallace Willis in the cotton fields of Oklahoma in the mid-1800's
"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"
!!!!!!!!!!!!!VIDEO BONUS!!!!!!!!!!
100
Eldest Deacon, father and mother to 22 children
Deacon William and Mattie Harrison
100
NAACP
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
100
Main source of meat
Pork
200
Time Period in the USA that is defined by actions to promote Black Resistance in "peaceful Manner".
A, 1920s-1940s
B. 1940s-1950s
C. 1950s-1970s
C. 1950s-1970s
200
Song written by Carla Ward in 1951 and sung by this American artist became a national icon during Dr. MLK speech on the March in Washington, DC on Aug. 28, 1963
Mahalia Jackson- 1963 "How I Got Over"
200
Large family of dynamic vocal singers, deacons, preacher, twins, musicians
Davis Family
200
Identify this picture
March on Washington, DC
200
Leafy Green
Turnip Salad /Collards
300
Founder of Black History Week
Carter G Woodson
300
This artist addressed the prejudice towards Blacks in America and the need for Black empowerment. The hit topped the R&B singles chart for six weeks.
James Brown-1968-- "Say It Loud"
300
Former Principal Hecks' Grove Community School
Jerome Branch
300
He signed the Civil Rights Act since Reconstruction
Lyndon B. Johnson / LBJ
300
Source of food
Gardening
400
Flo JO, Serena Williams, Jesse Owens, Jackie Robinson, LeBron James, John Carlos, have this in common
Black athletes in sports who advocate for social justice
400
IN the last year of his life this artist's song would be quoted by America's first Black president in the 2008 election of Barack Obama
.Sam Cooke, 1964--"A Change is Gonna Come"
400
Known as "Legendary"
Roxanna B. Hood
400
Civil Rights Movement Period
1954-1968
400
Communication in code used for bondage, escape, and strength
Songs/hymns
500
Travon Martin, Michael Brown, Sandra Bland, Breonna Taylor, and George Floyd deaths prompted this national movement.
Black Lives Matter
500
Song first published as a gospel track composed by Rev. Charles Albert Tindley in Philadelphia in 1901, sung at the funeral of Dr. MLK Jr. and crossed over from church to protests becoming a key anthem of the Civil Rights Movement.
"We Shall Overcome"
!!!!!!!!!!!!VIDEO BONUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
500
Longest Reigning pastor of Union Grove Baptist Church
Rev. P. G. Davis
500
Name 3 of 5 Basic Civil Rights
1. the right to be free from discrimination
2. freedom to worship
3. right to vote,
4. protection of due process
5. right to privacy
500
Faith based religion
Baptist