Early life
Civil Rights Activism
Famous Speech
Impact & Legacy
100

She was born in 1917 in this southern state.

What is Mississippi?

100

Hamer became active after trying to register to do this.

What is vote 

100

Hamer gave powerful testimony at this 1964 national political event.

What is the 1964 Democratic National Convention?

100

Hamer worked closely with this famous civil rights leader, known for his “I Have a Dream” speech.

Who is MLKJ 

200

Before becoming an activist, Hamer worked as this on a plantation.

What is a sharecropper?

200

This organization recruited her to fight for voting rights.

What is the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)?

200

She famously said, “I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired.”

Who is Fannie Lou Hamer?

200

She helped pass this major 1965 law protecting voting rights.

What is the Voting Rights Act of 1965?

300

She was the youngest of 20 children in her family.

True 

300

She was fired from her job for attempting to do this civic duty.

What is registering to vote?

300

Her speech was about being beaten in jail in this Mississippi town.

What is Winona?

300

She co-founded a program to help poor families grow their own food called this.

What is the Freedom Farm Cooperative?

400

She grew up during this period of racial segregation laws in the South.

Jim Crow Law 

400

Hamer helped found this political party to challenge segregation.

What is the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party?

400

Her testimony was broadcast on national television and shocked this country.

What is the united states' 

400

Hamer received this type of recognition after her death for her civil rights work.

What is national recognition/honors?

500

As a child, she started picking cotton at just this young age.

What is 6 years old 

500

She fought for this major right that many Black Americans were denied in the South.

What is the right to vote?

500


Her speech pressured this political party to confront segregation.

What is the Democratic Party?

500

She is remembered as a powerful leader in this movement.

What is the Civil Rights Movement?