Black History Month I
Black History Month II
Black Inventors
Black History Month Entertainers
Vocabulary
Sports
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Who was the first black child to desegregate an elementary school in Louisiana?
Ruby Bridges
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What was the name of the African American woman who helped hundreds of slaves in the southern United States escape to freedom?
Who is: Harriet Tubman
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What black inventor invented the potato chip?
- a) Alexander Miles
- b) Kenneth J. Dunkley
- c) George Crum
- d) Javarey D. Catey
Who is C: George Crum
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Who is known as the King of Pop?
Who is: Michael Jackson
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What does achievement mean?
WHAT IS: Something done successfully with effort, courage and skill
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Who is the first African American Olympian to win the All-Around Title in gymnastics?
Who is Gabby Douglas
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Who started Black History Month?
WHO IS: Carter J. Woodson
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In what year did George Crum invent the potato chip?
What is:
1853
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What black inventor invented peanut butter?
- a) Robert C. James
- b) Kenneth J. Dunkley
- c) Ronald S. Hugley
- d) George Washington Carver
Who is: George Washington Carver
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What popular animated Disney movie takes place in the African Savanna?
The Lion King
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What is activism?
WHAT IS: Action of using campaigning to bring about political or social change.
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Who is the fastest man in the world?
Who is Usain Bolt
300
What Haitian American Artist graffiti tag was “SAMO”?
WHO IS: Jean Michele Basquiat
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Where was Shirley Chisholm born
WHAT IS: Brooklyn, New York
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Who is best known for his invention of 3D glasses?
- a) Robert C. James
- b) Kenneth J. Dunkley
- c) Ronald S. Hugley
- d) Javarey D. Catey
Who is Kenneth J. Dunkley. He is known as the leading man in the filed of holography and discovered you could create a unique 3D visual effect by blocking off 2 points in a human's peripheral vision. He patented the design in 1986.
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Who was the star in the movie Black Panther?
WHO IS: Chadwick Boseman
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What is emancipation?
WHAT IS: The process of being set free from legal restrictions.
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Who was the first Black Major League Baseball player?
Who is Jackie Robinson.
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Who triggered a boycott of the Montgomery, Alabama, bus system in 1955 by refusing to give up their seat to a white passenger on a bus?
WHO IS: Rosa Parks
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What was the name of MLK's most famous speech?
WHAT IS: "I Have A Dream"
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What black inventor invented the letterbox?
- a) Robert C. James
- b) G.E. Becket
- c) Ronald S. Hugley
- d) Javarey D. Catey
Who is G.E. Becket
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Who was the first African American actress to win an Academy Award for best actress?
WHO IS: Halle Berry
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What is justice?
WHAT IS: Just behavior or treatment.
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Who was the first Black quarterback to lead his team to a Super Bowl championship ?
Who is Doug Williams.
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what was Carter G Woodson's organization called before "BLACK HISTORY MONTH"
WHAT IS:
NEGRO HISTORY AND LITERATURE WEEK
500
Interracial marriage was illegal in the US until what year?
What is: 1967 That is only 54 years ago! The ruling to abolish the law was largely in part of Mildred and Richard Loving who were a biracial couple who were arrested in Virginia for secretly marrying after finding out they were pregnant.
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What black inventor invented the traffic signal?
- a) Robert C. James
- b) Kenneth J. Dunkley
- c) Garret Morgan
- d) George Washington Carver
Who is Garret Morgan
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The first African American woman to be promoted to principal dancer for the American Ballet?
WHO IS:Misty Copeland
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What is segregation?
WHAT IS: The act of segregating, separation or isolation of race, class, or ethnic group by enforcement.
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What professional boxer was originally named in honor of a white abolitionist?
WHO IS: Muhammed Ali.
The fighter, like his father, was named for Cassius Marcellus Clay, a 19th-century farmer and anti-slavery crusader who emancipated the 40 slaves he inherited from his father. The abolitionist, a second cousin of Kentucky Senator Henry Clay, edited an anti-slavery newspaper, commanded troops in the Mexican-American War and served as minister to Russia under President Abraham Lincoln. In defying Southern conventions of the time, Clay faced more than death threats. He was beaten, stabbed and shot by political opponents but lived to the age of 92.