Black History Month Females
She was a little girl who went to a new school and helped change history.
A. Ruby Bridges
B. Rosa Parks
A. Ruby Bridges
He said, “I have a dream.”
A. Martin Luther King Jr.
B. Mickey Mouse
Who is Martin Luther King Jr.?
He played baseball and wore number 42.
A. Jackie Robinson
B. LeBron James
a. Jackie Robinson
Black History Month is in:
A. February
B. December
What is February?
He is called the King of Pop.
A. Michael Jackson
B. Batman
A. Michael Jackson
She would not give up her seat on the bus.
A. Rosa Parks
B. Cinderella
Who is Rosa Parks?
He was the first Black President.
A. Barack Obama
B. Superman
Who is Barack Obama?
He plays basketball.
A. LeBron James
B. Tiger Woods
A. LeBron James
Juneteenth is in:
A. June
B. October
She was called the “Queen of Soul.”
A. Aretha Franklin
B. Whitney Houston
A. Aretha Franklin
She helped people escape to freedom.
A. Harriet Tubman
B. Elsa
Harriet Tubman
He studied plants and helped farmers grow crops.
A. George Washington Carver
B. Jackie Robinson
A. George Washington Carver
She plays tennis.
A. Serena Williams
B. Beyoncé
A. Serena Williams
Black History Month is every year.
A. True
B. False
True!
He was a famous jazz trumpet player.
A. Louis Armstrong
B. Duke Ellington
A. Louis Armstrong
She became very rich by selling hair products.
A. Madam C.J. Walker
B. Cinderella
A. Madam C.J. Walker
He was a famous boxer who said he was “the greatest.”
A. Muhammad Ali
B. Mike Tyson
A. Muhammad Ali
She does gymnastics and flips.
A. Simone Biles
B. Taylor Swift
Simone Biles
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is in:
A. January
B. July
A. January
Hip-hop music started in:
A. New York
B. California
A. New York
She was the first Black woman to go to space.
A. Mae Jemison
B. Barbie
A. Mae Jemison
Martin Luther King Jr. wanted people to be treated:
A. Fairly
B. Differently
A. Fairly
He played basketball and wore number 23.
A. Michael Jordan
B. Tom Brady
A. Michael Jordan
Black History Month celebrates important Black leaders and history.
A. True
B. False
True!
She is known as the “Queen of Jazz.”
A. Ella Fitzgerald
B. Billie Holiday
A. Ella Fitzgerald