Early Life and Family
Incarceration and Transformation
The Nation of Islam Years
Break and Pilgrimage
Legacy and Final Days
100

Born in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1925, this was Malcolm X's original legal surname.

Who is Little?

100

At age 21, Malcolm was arrested and sentenced to 8 to 10 years for this specific crime.

What is burglary?

100

He was the long-time leader of the Nation of Islam and Malcolm’s primary mentor for many years.

Who is Elijah Muhammad?

100

Malcolm publicly cut ties with the Nation of Islam in this year.

What is 1963?

100

Malcolm X collaborated with this famous writer to document his life's story.

Who is Alex Haley?

200

Malcolm’s father was a Baptist preacher and a supporter of this famous black activist.

Who is Marcus Garvey?

200

Malcolm became an "insatiable reader" while in prison thanks to the influence of this fellow inmate.

Who is John Bembry?

200

In 1957, Malcolm organized a massive demonstration in this NYC neighborhood to protect a victim of police violence.

What is Harlem?

200

Malcolm's disillusionment began after learning about the leader's involvement in these types of affairs.

What are extramarital affairs?

200

On February 21, 1965, Malcolm was assassinated while preparing to speak at this Manhattan venue.

What is the Audubon Ballroom?

300

These organizations frequently terrorized the Little family during Malcolm's childhood.

What are white supremicist groups?

300

This is the letter Malcolm adopted to represent his lost African surname.

What is X?

300

This was the name of the hospitalized victim of police violence that Malcolm protected in 1957.

Who is Hinton Johnson?

300

To reaffirm his faith, Malcolm traveled on a cultural journey to these two specific cities.

What are Mecca and Cairo?

300

According to the transcript, Malcolm X was shot by three members of this organization.

What is the Nation of Islam?

400

Despite being a brilliant student, Malcolm dropped out of school at age 15 after being demeaned by these people.

Who are his (white) teachers?

400

Malcolm’s radical new worldview developed in prison was centered on these two concepts

What are liberation and self-determination?

400

Malcolm's vision of black nationalism was often met with skepticism because he did not rule out this as a means of defense.

What is violence?

400

Following his travels, Malcolm cultivated a hope for a peaceful resolution to the struggle for this.

What is racial equality?

400

Malcolm referred to a country as this type of government when 22 million citizens aren't permitted citizenship.

What is lunacy, or false democracy

500

In 1958, Malcolm married this woman, a fellow Nation of Islam devotee with whom he had six children.

Who is Betty Shabazz

500

Malcolm officially joined this pro-black religious group while serving his time.

What is the Nation of Islam?

500

Malcolm's rapid rise and powerful influence quickly attracted the attention and surveillance of this government agency.

What is the FBI?

500

Upon his return home, Malcolm and his family were plagued by these, largely from his former organization.

What are death threats?

500

The video describes Malcolm as a "crusader" for this specific movement.

What is the Civil Rights movement?