Prominent Figures
Enslavement
African Kingdoms
Reconstruction and Segregation
First half of the 20th Century
The Civil Rights Movement
100

This individual is one of the most well-known conductors of the Underground Railroad. 

Who is Harriet Tubman?

100

The journey across the Atlantic Ocean to the Americas where many enslaved people died.

What is the Middle Passage?

100

This ancient African kingdom was the first to adopt Christianity in Africa

What is Axum?

100

The amendment that granted Black men voting rights.

What is the 15th amendment?

100
The mass movement of African Americans for the purpose of seeking economic opportunities and fleeing racial violence.

What is the Great Migration?

100

Rosa Parks is most known for her pivotal role in this Alabama protest.

What is the Montgomery bus boycott?

200

This individual advocated for black nationalism and African American self-improvement.

Who is Malcom X?

200

What was the destination of enslaved Africans during the Stono Rebellion? Why were they going to there?

Spanish Florida, Spain abolished slavery in Florida.  

200

The profitable trade that took place across the Sahara dessert.

What is Salt and Gold Trade?

200

This amendment guaranteed equal protection under law, as well as citizenship to every person who was born and naturalized in the United States.  

What is the 14th Amendment ?

200
Louis Armstrong played this instrument

What is a trumpet?

200
List at least 3 forms of non-violent protest used during the Civil Rights Movement.

What are boycotts, marches, sit-ins?

300

She was a first African American woman millionaire; she created beauty and hair products for women of color.  

Who is Madam CJ Walker?

300

List one Black American Spiritual and the meaning of the song.

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300

Mansa Musa ruled this kindom.

What is the Kingdom of Mali?

300

This title of this minstrel show became known as an entire era of racial violence, brutality, and discrimination against African Americans.

What is "Jim Crow"?

300

This Harlem Renaissance poet wrote "The Weary Blues" and "Harlem".

Who is Langston Hughes?

300

A Black Power party that advocated for self-defense and helped organize free breakfasts for children.  

Who are the Black Panthers?

400

This individual was a founder of NAACP, fought for civil rights for African Americans in early 20th century

Who is W.E.B. Dubois?

400

This 1863 wartime order, declared freedom for enslaved people held in the Confederate states still at war against the Union.

What is the Emancipation Proclamation?

400

This African Kingdom was first to come into contact with Portuguese and convert to Catholicism.  

What is Kingdom of Kongo.  

400
List 3 ways African Americans were prevented from exercising their voting rights.

What are poll taxes, literacy tests, and the grandfather clause?

400

This Harlem Renaissance scholar wrote about the "New Negro movement" that emerged in the North.  

Who is Alain Locke?

400

This law banned racial, gender and ethnicity based discrimination in all public places.  

What is the Civil Rights Act of 1964?

500

He led the largest pan-African movement in African American history as founder of the UNIA.

Who is Marcus Garvey?

500

Name four cash crops that led to the expansion of slavery in the Americas

What are sugar, cotton, indigo, tobacco and rice?

500

The term for the practice of Africans blending local spiritual practices with Christianity and/or Islam.

What is religious syncretism?

500

These laws were created in the Southern states following the Civil war to keep African Americans in conditions as close to slavery as possible. 

What are Black codes?

500

She was a famous African American blues singer.  She was names "Empress of the Blues" 

Who is Bessy Smith?
500

This event took place in Selma, Alabama exposed the violence of Southern racism and led to the signing of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

What is Bloody Sunday?

600
She was the first Black American woman senator, and she ran for presidency in 1970s.  

Who is Shirley Chisholm?  

600

What was the name of the test conducted by African American sociologists Kenneth and Mamie Clark that was instrumental in Brown v Board of Education?

What is the doll test?