Inventors
Heroes
Lost History
The Underground Railroad
Follywood
100

This man did NOT invent peanut butter.

George Washington Carver

100

The man most known for his participation in the Civil Rights march in 1965.

Martin Luther King Junior

100

George Middleton was the leader in Boston Bucks of America, which fought valiantly in this war.

The Revolutionary War

100

The most well known conductor on the Underground Railroad.

Harriet Tubman

100

Actor who won an Academy Awardfor his portrayal of a character who was a compilation of more than one African American soldier.

Denzel Washington

200

Patricia Bath invented this ‘eye catching’ surgery that helps thousands of aging people a year.

Cataracts laser surgery

200

An unknowing hero, this woman’s cells were used to forward cancer research ultimately saving thousands of lives.

Henrietta Lacks

200

This woman, before Rosa Parks, refused to give up her bus seat, thus prompting this Civil Rights movement.

 Claudette Colvin

200

The area in Maryland where Harriet Tubman started her journey to self emancipation.

The Eastern Shore

200

One portrayal Hollywood got right, in the form of actor Cuba Gooding Jr., in the movie ‘Pearl Harbor’

Dory Miller

300

This famously popular snack was invented by George ’Crum’ Speck when a customer was dissatisfied with their meal.

The potato chip ( Saratoga Chips)

300

Which father and son military duo played a part in the Tuskegee story.

Benjamin O Davis Sr and B.O. Davis Jr.

300

The main characters in ‘Hidden Figures’.

Katherine Gobel Johnson, Mary Jackson, and Dorothy Vaughan

300

Famous couple who disguised themselves as a white male and his enslaved male servant. They self emancipated from Georgia and made it all the way to Canada and then to Europe before returning to Georgia to teach.

William and Ellen Croft

300

The name of the 4th Hidden Figure.

Christine Darden

400

This man invented the traffic light.

Garrett Morgan

400

This group of African American men protested working in unsafe military conditions near San Francisco.

The Port Chicago 50

400

One of the soldiers portrayed by Denzel Washington in the movie ‘Glory’.

William H Carney

400

How many areas did the Underground Railroad travel

14 states, Mexico and Canada

400

It wasn’t until a viewer of the movie ‘Lincoln‘ brought it to their attention that this state didn’t ratify the 13th amendment. Until Feb 7th, 2013…making it the last state to legally abolish slavery.

Mississippi

500

The first successful open heart surgery was perfo by this surgeon.

Dr. Daniel Hale Williams

500

‘We should measure the prosperity of a nation not by the number of millionaires, but by the absence of poverty, the prevalence of health, the efficiency of the public schools, and the number of people who can and do read worthwhile books.’

W.E.B. DuBois

500

A little girl, who in 1847, starts the civil rights fight for equal education by attempting to desegregate her local school when she was 5 years old.

Sara Roberts

500

A stop on the Underground Railroad owned by this man who would threaten to blow up slave catchers with kegs of black powder he kept on his front porch in Boston.

Lewis Hayden 

500

A movie that was based more on the white relative of the main character- since the entire history of the main character is based on 2 quotes and a singular pain’t it.

‘Belle’