FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT BLACK HISTORY MONTH

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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT BLACK HISTORY MONTH

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Question 1: Who started the first Black American church in ermont

Answer:

Rodney S Patterson

Question 2: Which two black churches emerged from the Free African Society?

Answer:

the African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME) in 1816 and St. Thomas's African Episocopal Church in 1794.Question 3: Geoge Washington commended what Black American women for her literary achieements?

Answer:

Philis Wheatley Question 4: In 1960, what did four Black American students do at a whites only lunch counter to protest discrimination

Answer:

Staged a sit in

Question 5: In 1787 black Methodists Richard Allen and Absalom Jones established what nondenominational religious association and mutual aid society?

Answer:

the Free African Society of Philadelphia

Question 6: In what year was Civil Rights leader Medgar Evers assassinated?

Answer:

1963

Question 7: Who was the founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association

Answer:

Marcus Garvey

Question 8: What civil rights leader from Mississippi was slain in 1963

Answer:

Medgar Evans

Question 9: What does the acronym NAACP stand for?

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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Question 10: Nashville's first ordained African American minister, Nelson Merry founded what church of more than 2,000 members, the largest church in Tennessee during this time?

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The First Colored Baptist Church Question 11: Many rural black Kentuckians came to what city in Kentucky after the Civil War to escape white vigilante groups

Answer:

Louisville

Question 12: What did William L Still organize in 1880 for Black youth?

Answer:

YMCA

Question 13: Who was known as the lack Daniel Webster?

Answer:

Samuel Ward

Question 14: For what is Gloria Dean Randle Scott remembered?

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First black president of the Girl Scouts of America Question 15: During the 1960s, what erupted in Philadelphia, Chicago and other major cities due to the turbulent social and political climate

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Race riots Question 16: He worked for the NAACP and became the first field secretary in Jackson, Mississippi. He was shot in June 1963. Who was he?

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Medgar Evers Question 17: The Bible called her "the queen of sheba" what was the african queen called by her people

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Makeda Question 18: Who founded the National Council of Negro Women in 1935 after six years of planning

Answer:

Mary McLeod Bethune

Question 19: Jorno Kenyatta was a leader of what country?

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Kenya Question 20: He became pastor a Canaan Baptist Church in Harlem in 1967. In the 1960s he was Executive Director of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC). Who is he?

Answer:

Dr.Wyatt Tee Walker

Question 21: Inspired by the Atlanta child murders of the early 1980s, what James Baldwin book-length essay was published in 1985?

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The Evidence of Things Not Seen Question 22: What do many historians call the period immediately following the Civil War

Answer:

Reconstruction

Question 23: In 1909, W.E.B Du Bois co-founded what national organization?

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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Question 24: What orator delivered a powerful anti-slavery speech in 1851 at a convention on women's rights in Akron, Ohio

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Sojourner Truth Question 25: What civil rights leader was co-founder of the NAACP and the Pan-African Movement

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W.E.B Du Bois Question 26: The slave narrator was also an anti-slavery lecturer, novelist dramatist and historian, Name him.

Answer:

William Wells Brown Question 27: What was the name of the network of hiding places which helped slaves escape to freedom

Answer:

Underground Railroad