The Harlem Renaissance
Activists
Athletes
Scientists & Inventors
Vocabulary
100

The city where the Harlem Renaissance was mainly focused 

New York City

100

The  social movement in the United States from 1954 to 1968 which aimed to abolish legalized racial segregation, discrimination, and disenfranchisement in the country, which most commonly affected African Americans

The Civil Rights Movement

100

He was the first African American player in Major League Baseball 

Jackie Robinson

100

Garrett Morgan created the first gas mask, an invention that has saved countless lives. What other invention did he create that prevents car accidents? 

The traffic light 

100

a person who participates in sports or other physical activities

Athlete

200

The type of music associated with the Harlem Renaissance 

Jazz

200

Public speaker and writer who spoke against slavery 

Fredrick Douglass

200

This Track and Field Olympian was not invited to the White House after winning a gold medal 

Jesse Owens

200

Daniel Hale Williams opened the first integrated hospital in the US, and was the first doctor to successfully perform what kind of surgery? 

Open Heart Surgery 

200

a person who invented a particular process or device; someone who invents things as a job or hobby

Inventor

300

The reason why many African Americans soldiers were in Paris

World War One

300

At age six, she became the first African American child to integrate a Southern elementary school 

Ruby Bridges

300

What did Wilma Rudolph do when she found out the parade honoring her Olympic wins would be segregated? 

She refused to attend the parade unless it was desegregated, forcing the city to hold its first integrated parade.

300

What did Marie van Britton Brown invent to try to prevent robberies in her neighborhood? 

CCTV / Security Cameras

300

 a way for a group of people to come together and show they strongly disagree with something or want a change

Protest

400

The most widely recognizable writer of the Harlem Renaissance with works such as Harlem (A Dream Deferred), I, Too, The Weary Blues, and Dreams

Langston Hughes 

400

15 year old Claudette Colvin was arrested because she refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger, this inspired Rosa parks and the NAACP to start what movement? 

The Montgomery Bus Boycott

400

This tennis star received a trophy from the Queen of England  after being the first Black player to win at Wimbledon 

Althea Gibson 

400

Mathematician Gladys West helped model the shape of the Earth, and her work led to the development of what map and direction system we use daily? 

GPS 

400

unfair treatment of one particular person or group of people. Usually the different treatment is because of the person’s gender, religion, nationality, ethnicity, race, or other personal traits.

Discrimination

500

The name of the movement of  6 million Black Americans from the southern USA to northern, midwestern, and western cities 

The Great Migration

500

What year was the Civil Rights Act passed?

A. 1954

B. 1960

C. 1964

C. 1964

500

This athlete, who could not walk from ages 8 to 12 due to Polio,  ended up winning an Olympic bronze medal for track at age 16

Wilma Rudolph 

500

Mary Jackson, Dorthy Vaughn, and others were responsible for doing the math that got NASA into space and to the moon. What was their job called?

Human Computers

500

a movement or period with great advances in art and learning

Renaissance