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The Civil Rights Act was created in what year?

1964

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What does HBCU stand for?

Historical Black Colleges & Universitys

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Who is well known as the "King Of Pop"?

Micheal Jackson

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Who was the first African American major league baseball player?

Jackie Robinson

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The abbreviation for the "NAACP" stands for what?

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

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In what city was the famous Bus Boycott held in ?

Montgomery, Alabama 

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What was the first HBCU founded?

Cheyney University

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What was African American boy group that featured Bobby Brown?

New Edition

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Frederick Douglas taught himself how to?

Read and Write
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True or False?-

Madam CJ Walker was the first Black Millionaire?

True 

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Who was the first African American woman to not give up her seat on a bus?

Claudette Colvin

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What HBCU did Martin Luther King Jr graduate from?

Morehouse 

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Which city is known as the birthplace of Hip Hop?

Bronx,New York

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The first African American vice president was who?

Kamala Harris

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What is the oldest black Sorority created ?

Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA)

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Who said "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere"?

Martin Luther King Jr

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Name 5 HBCU's

Variety Of Answers 

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Who was the first African American rapper?

Kurtis Blow

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Bessie Coleman was the first black ____?

Pilot 

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What is the oldest fraternity created?

Alpha Phi Alpha (Alpha)

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Why is "Black History Month"celebrated in February?

Abraham Lincoln & Frederick Douglas birthdays are in that month.

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Name 3 famous African Americans and what college they attended 

Variety of answers 

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Name 5 women (African American) music artist that won a grammy

Beyonce, Cardi B, Alicia Keys, Rihanna, Jill Scott, Janet Jackson, Etc 

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How many rescue missions did Harriet Tubman complete?

13 

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What Is Juneteenth?

A holiday celebrated on 19 June to commemorate the emancipation of enslaved people in the US.