black history month Crossword Puzzles
Third Quarter Review Alyssa Flick 2024-03-06
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- The smoke-house creek fire happenend where?
- Who is the Russian leader?
- Who is the host of The World From A To Z?
- What month does day-light saving end?
- What is Silver State
- what month is black history month?
- Credit card really just a what?
- A debit card gets straight out of your?
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- February 29 is also known as what?
- which former president was almost taken off the Ballot
- Ukraine is in a war with what country
- This attacked Tower 22 on January 28, 2024
- China is in a war with?
- What is a famous fruit in Hawaii?
- MartLutherher king day is held on which day of the week?
15 Clues: What is Silver State • China is in a war with? • Who is the Russian leader? • Credit card really just a what? • What is a famous fruit in Hawaii? • February 29 is also known as what? • what month is black history month? • Ukraine is in a war with what country • What month does day-light saving end? • A debit card gets straight out of your? • ...
Divider Pg 1 2022-02-23
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- Commonly carved around halloween time.
- A holiday in which people dress up in costumes.
- A genre of movies dedicated to being scary.
- The season most likely to have snow.
- A holiday associated with relationships and hearts.
- The month of february is dedicated to ___ history month.
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- The hottest season of the year.
- The first month in the year.
- A holiday associated with bunnies and eggs.
- A person made of snow.
- Our school's mascot is a ___.
- A holiday that commonly involves presents.
- The season when there is suddenly a Pumpkin spice flavored version of everything.
- Day of the ___ is a hispanic holiday.
- An acronym used to represent people of the queer community.
15 Clues: A person made of snow. • The first month in the year. • Our school's mascot is a ___. • The hottest season of the year. • The season most likely to have snow. • Day of the ___ is a hispanic holiday. • Commonly carved around halloween time. • A holiday that commonly involves presents. • A holiday associated with bunnies and eggs. • A genre of movies dedicated to being scary. • ...
5 2024-08-26
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- First Black pilot
- First Black general
- Nonviolent protest leader
- Civil rights strategist
- Howard University president
- March on Washington singer
- Author of Native Son
- First Black AG
- Freedom rider
- First Black filmmaker
- Suffragist and civil rights leader
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- Abolitionist preacher
- Civil rights leader
- Civil rights attorney
- First Black congressman
- Abernathy's partner
- Civil rights leader
- First Black woman banker
- First Black bishop
- Civil rights preacher
- Black history publisher
- Civil rights lawyer
- First Black dermatologist
- Labor leader
- First Black school board president
25 Clues: Labor leader • Freedom rider • First Black AG • First Black pilot • First Black bishop • Civil rights leader • Abernathy's partner • Civil rights leader • First Black general • Civil rights lawyer • Author of Native Son • Abolitionist preacher • Civil rights attorney • Civil rights preacher • First Black filmmaker • First Black congressman • Civil rights strategist • Black history publisher • ...
Celebrating Canadian Black Excellence 2023-02-17
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- co-founder of the Black Health Education Collaborative
- author of Shame on Me: An Anatomy of Race and Belonging
- first Black female lawyer in Canada
- the King of inside swing
- one of Canada’s oldest Black communities razed in 1964
- known as the “Wayne Gretzky of women’s hockey”
- largest multicultural African music festival in North America
- author of The Skin We’re In: A Year of Black Resistance and Power
- U of T alumni to drive to have Black History Month recognized across Canada
- executive director and a founding member of the Black Action Defence Committee
- bookstore highlighting the Black diaspora in Montreal
- longest serving member of the Senate of Canada
- longest running Black theatre company in Canada
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- known as the Harlem of the North
- wrote “Hymn to Freedom” along with Oscar Peterson
- ethnic group making up the largest population of Black francophones in Canada
- Montreal’s oldest Black congregation founded in 1907
- first Black owned night club in Montreal
- youngest player in Canada’s Men’s National Football team
- 1971 sprinter representing Canada in three Olympic Games
- established the first Black-owned and operated radio station in Canada
- 27th Governor General of Canada
- one of the founding members of Toronto's Caribbean Carnival
- annual Carribbean Carnival in Montreal
- first news reporter in Canada to wear a hijab on-air
- challenged racial segregation at a cinema in Nova Scotia
26 Clues: the King of inside swing • 27th Governor General of Canada • known as the Harlem of the North • first Black female lawyer in Canada • annual Carribbean Carnival in Montreal • first Black owned night club in Montreal • known as the “Wayne Gretzky of women’s hockey” • longest serving member of the Senate of Canada • longest running Black theatre company in Canada • ...
Black History Month Extra Credit 2024-02-15
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- First African American Pro Football Player
- Used to Have the Most Home Runs In The MLB
- Refused To Give Up Her Seat Years Before Rosa Parks
- A Boxer with a record of 50 wins and 6 losses
- 2015 Track World Champion
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- Author Who Fought Segregation In Mississippi
- Won More Grand Slam Titles Than Any Other Man Or Woman
- First Black Woman Millionaire
- Helped Fight Segregation In The MLB
- First African American To Be A Manager For NASA
- America's First Black President
- Launched An Investigation About The Murder Of Emmett Till
12 Clues: 2015 Track World Champion • First Black Woman Millionaire • America's First Black President • Helped Fight Segregation In The MLB • First African American Pro Football Player • Used to Have the Most Home Runs In The MLB • Author Who Fought Segregation In Mississippi • A Boxer with a record of 50 wins and 6 losses • First African American To Be A Manager For NASA • ...
Black History Month Mrs EP 2024-02-28
12 Clues: "Blurred Lines" • US Censeus Bureau • 3 Grand Slam titles • President of a Bank • Tuskeegee Institute • Governer of Virginia • "Seperate but Equal" • Child Welfare Advocate • Confederate White House • African American NASCAR Driver • National Associaton of College Women • "That's What Little Girls Are Made Of"
Black History Month Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-14
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- ______is the best known boxer in the world
- Jane Bolin was the first black female
- ______ was the first African American child to desegregate William Frantz Elementary School
- _______ was a slave who escaped by hiding in a box
- _________ was a African journalist who led an anti-lynching crusade in the 1890's
- _________ was the first black president of South Africa
- "Got To Be There" was ________ first album
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- _______ is the oldest black-owned business in the U.S.
- ________ helped free the slaves by using the underground railroad.
- ______ changed the world for many African American baseball players
- ______ was the 44th president of U.S.A.
- ______ is the U.S. first black public high school
12 Clues: Jane Bolin was the first black female • ______ was the 44th president of U.S.A. • ______is the best known boxer in the world • "Got To Be There" was ________ first album • ______ is the U.S. first black public high school • _______ was a slave who escaped by hiding in a box • _______ is the oldest black-owned business in the U.S. • ...
Black History Month Crossword Puzzle 2025-02-24
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- Civil rights activist who refused to give up her seat on a segregated bus in Montgomery, Alabama
- The first African American woman to travel to space
- The First African American President of the U.S.
- The African American poet and activist who wrote I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
- The first African American woman elected to the U.S. Congress in 1968
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- The holiday that celebrates the emancipation of enslaved people in the U.S. on June 19th
- The famous speech delivered by Dr. Martin Luther King in 1963
- A music genre that originated in African American communities in the 1920s, known for artists like Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington
- African American Olympic sprinter who won four gold medals in the 1936 Berlin Olympics
- The network of secret routes and safe houses that helped enslaved people escape to freedom.
- The historic African American neighborhood in New York City that was the center of a cultural renaissance in the 1920s.
- The organization founded in 1909
12 Clues: The organization founded in 1909 • The First African American President of the U.S. • The first African American woman to travel to space • The famous speech delivered by Dr. Martin Luther King in 1963 • The first African American woman elected to the U.S. Congress in 1968 • The African American poet and activist who wrote I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings • ...
AFF - BHMS 2024 2024-02-25
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- This woman ran for U.S. Senate in 1992 - not only defeating a strong opponent but becoming the first ADOS woman to be elected a U.S. Senator
- One of the greatest scholars in American history; he was the first American Descendent of Slavery (ADOS) to earn a PHD; he also co-founded the NAACP in 1909
- One of the greatest statesman in American history; publishing several books, as well as founding and contributing to several abolitionist newspapers
- This Amendment nominally abolishe; though the U.S. Federal and state governments found ways to entrap American Descendent of Slavery (ADOS)in convict-leasing (slavery by another name)
- This man was assassinated at the height of the Civil Rights movement in Tennessee; advocated for civil rights, reparations, and protested American wars overseas
- One of the most prominent figures in the Civil Rights movement; involved in Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee; a white doctor gave her a hysterectomy without her consent when she went in to have a tumor removed
- The FBI illegally raided the home of and murdered this Black Panther Part member because of how he positively influenced the Black Community
- He was one of the greatest inventors in American history, discovering over 300 hundred uses for peanuts including chili sauce, shampoo, shaving cream and glue
- Founder of what started out as Black History Week, which is now nationally recognized as Black History Month
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- A black organization founded in the 60s; developing food programs in black neighborhoods to help not only feed, but to provide free and quality education to black children
- This woman sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycotts by refusing to give up her seat to a white person; causing the collapse of the bus system in Alabama in 1956, when the Supreme Court declared that the Alabama laws of segregated buses were unconstitutional
- Federal, state, and local policies put in place to severely lower home values in black neighborhoods
- Famous for his autobiography "Up From Slavery", he helped found one of the first HBCUs in America, Tuskegee Institute
- This former slave led one of the most brutal and successful slave revolts in American history; this even cause new laws, making it illegal to teach ADOS how to read, write, and made it illegal for them to attend church without white people in attendance
- A prominent female journalist, activist, and researcher, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries; a founder of the NAACP,she dedicated her career to combating prejudice and violence, and advocating for Black American's equality—especially that of women
- One of the most prominent figures in the Civil Rights Movement and in the Nation of Islam; advocated for American Descendent of Slavery rights in America "by any means necessary"
- After escaping slavery herself, she made countless perilous journeys to rescue hundreds of additional slaves; the journey was known as the Under Ground Railroad
- Famous for her "Ain't I A Woman?" speech, comparing the white woman's struggle with that of the black woman
- In this Supreme Court decision, the U.S. government codified that American Descendent of Slavery (ADOS) have "no rights which the white man was bound to respect"
19 Clues: Federal, state, and local policies put in place to severely lower home values in black neighborhoods • Famous for her "Ain't I A Woman?" speech, comparing the white woman's struggle with that of the black woman • Founder of what started out as Black History Week, which is now nationally recognized as Black History Month • ...
Black History Month Through Music 2023-01-25
12 Clues: King of pop • “Bird” Parker • “King” of blues • Jazz singer Simone • King of soul Redding • Rock guitarist Hendrix • “Lady Day” jazz singer • Queen of soul Franklin • Queen of Jazz Fitzgerald • Jazz trumpeter Armstrong • Blind soul singer Charles • “Notorious” hip hop artist
George Crum Black History Month 2022-02-10
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- In ______ George made chips
- A ________ complained about his fries
- _______ chips were created by George Crum
- At each table there was a _____ of chips
- Later on George opened a _________
- He also ______ them as much as possible
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- He said they were to ______
- He also said there wasn't enough ____
- He lastly added a ________ amount of salt
- _______ springs was where he first worked
- To George's surprise the customer ______ it
- George cut them as ____ as possible
12 Clues: He said they were to ______ • In ______ George made chips • Later on George opened a _________ • George cut them as ____ as possible • He also said there wasn't enough ____ • A ________ complained about his fries • He also ______ them as much as possible • At each table there was a _____ of chips • He lastly added a ________ amount of salt • ...
Black History Month- Crossword Puzzle 2026-01-29
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- An African-American inventor who patented a pivotal three-position traffic signal in 1923.
- Born August 4, 1961, and served as the 44th president of the United States.
- Refused to give up her seat in the "White Only Section."
- As a shooting guard Spent his entire 20-year career playing for one basketball team wearing the numbers 8 and 24.
- Began his solo career in 1971 and is well known as the “KING OF POP.”
- Was the first Black Licensed Pilot in the world.
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- Jr. Famous for his I Have a Dream Speech.
- An Intense, emotional vocals, call-and-response, and catchy genre of music.
- America's oldest and largest civil rights organization founded in 1909.
- There are 107 accredited institutions established around 1964 with the primary mission of educating Black Americans.
- Evolved mobile communication by developing the first digital cellular base station in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
- Became the first African American Woman to travel into space.
12 Clues: Jr. Famous for his I Have a Dream Speech. • Was the first Black Licensed Pilot in the world. • Refused to give up her seat in the "White Only Section." • Became the first African American Woman to travel into space. • Began his solo career in 1971 and is well known as the “KING OF POP.” • America's oldest and largest civil rights organization founded in 1909. • ...
Black History Month in Medicine 2023-01-30
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- First African American cardiologist who performed first open-heart surgery and founded the first nonsegregated hospital in the US
- Dr. Ben Carson performed the first successful operation that separated twins ___ at the back of the head
- Charles Drew organized America’s first large scale____ ___ and was a pioneer for blood transfusion and storage
- Born as the son of slaves, this person graduated from medical school and built the first Black Hospital in the country
- First African American to earn a medical degree. They University of Glasgow in the 1830s when no American university would admit them
- First African American female to receive a doctorate degree in psychology
- First African American women to serve as US Surgeon General
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- An African-American woman whose cancer cells were unethically immortalized and is one of the most important cell lines in medical research
- First African American to publish a medical textbook and was the first Black professor at Harvard Medical School
- First African American to study and work as a professionally trained nurse in the US
- Device that detects irregularities in heart rate that was modified by Otis Boykin who created the wire precision resistor making pacemakers more accurate and accessible
- Jane Cook Wright created the innovative technique using patient tissue instead of mice in this type of treatment that kills fast growing cells
12 Clues: First African American women to serve as US Surgeon General • First African American female to receive a doctorate degree in psychology • First African American to study and work as a professionally trained nurse in the US • Dr. Ben Carson performed the first successful operation that separated twins ___ at the back of the head • ...
Black History Month Official Crossword 2023-02-21
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- McNair earned his Ph.D. in physics at MIT and became one of the first Black Americans selected as __________ by NASA
- He was the first African American U.S. Suprime Court Justice
- This month is known as the Black History Month
- Hiran Rodes Revels was the first African American elected for the U.S. Senate. He represented the __________ state.
- She refused to give up her bus seat to a white man nine months before Rosa Parks famously did.
- Alice Coachman was the first Black woman to win an Olympic ______ medal.
- She was the first licensed African American female pilot
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- Most people who've heard of her will tell you one or two things: She was the first black millionairess, and she invented the world's first hair-straightening formula and/or the hot comb.
- Dr. Alexa Canaday was the first African American women __________ in the United States
- She escaped from slavery and then became one of the most celebrated leaders of the Underground Railroad
- He was the first African American to play on the Major League Baseball
- She was the first black woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of State
12 Clues: This month is known as the Black History Month • She was the first licensed African American female pilot • He was the first African American U.S. Suprime Court Justice • She was the first black woman to serve as U.S. Secretary of State • He was the first African American to play on the Major League Baseball • ...
Black History Month Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-09
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- First Marvel lead to win a SAG Award with Black Panther.
- First African American entertainer with a network television series.
- First African-American woman to obtain a pilot license.
- Currently the fastest woman in the world.
- Regarded as one of the greatest trumpet players in the history of jazz.
- 7x Gymnastics Olympic medalist
- Only artist to chart 7 consecutive #1 billboard top 500 hits.
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- Youngest black female director to hit No. 1 at the box office.
- First female, Black and Asian-American US vice-president.
- Awarded the 2004 Gandhi Peace Prize.
- Named the greatest actor of the 21st century.
- Defeated Serena Williams in the US Open finals in 2018.
12 Clues: 7x Gymnastics Olympic medalist • Awarded the 2004 Gandhi Peace Prize. • Currently the fastest woman in the world. • Named the greatest actor of the 21st century. • First African-American woman to obtain a pilot license. • Defeated Serena Williams in the US Open finals in 2018. • First Marvel lead to win a SAG Award with Black Panther. • ...
Black History Month Thru Music 2024-01-31
12 Clues: King of pop • "Bird" Parker • "King" of Blues • Jazz singer Simone • King of soul Redding • Queen of soul Franklin • Rock guitarist Hendrix • "Lady Day" Jazz singer • Queen of Jazz Fitzgerald • Jazz trumpeter Armstrong • Blind Soul singer Charles • "Notorious" nip hop artist
Black History Month Crossword Puzzle 2024-02-13
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- City in Oklahoma once home to "Black Wall Street".
- Supreme Court case outlawing segregation, _______ v. Board of Education.
- The leader of the civil rights movement in the 1960s.
- The enforced separation of people of different races in a country, community, or facility.
- A neighborhood in New York City known for its Black artists, musicians, and writers during the 1920s.
- The area of the country where most civil rights protests happened.
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- City where Dr. King started his march to Montgomery in 1965.
- The first 4 words of the most famous speech by Dr. King.
- The first Black Major League Baseball player, who started in 1947.
- The President who passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965
- Woman who famously refused to give up her seat on a segregated bus.
- The first Black Supreme Court Justice
12 Clues: The first Black Supreme Court Justice • City in Oklahoma once home to "Black Wall Street". • The leader of the civil rights movement in the 1960s. • The first 4 words of the most famous speech by Dr. King. • City where Dr. King started his march to Montgomery in 1965. • The first Black Major League Baseball player, who started in 1947. • ...
Black History Month Scavenger Hunt 2024-02-18
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- One of Bayard Rustin's mentees
- The title of one of Jean-Michel's most famous pieces of art
- First African woman to win a Nobel Peace Prize
- Co-founder of Eat.Learn.Play
- Jackie Robinson was the first Black player in this league
- Author of "Each Kindness"
- Left out of history books because of his sexuality
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- Started dancing at 13 years of age
- _____ Belt Movement was founded by Wangari Maathai
- Number of Grammy awards Jon Batiste has won
- Known for their role in the Stonewall Uprising
- Youngest Inaugural Poet
12 Clues: Youngest Inaugural Poet • Author of "Each Kindness" • Co-founder of Eat.Learn.Play • One of Bayard Rustin's mentees • Started dancing at 13 years of age • Number of Grammy awards Jon Batiste has won • First African woman to win a Nobel Peace Prize • Known for their role in the Stonewall Uprising • _____ Belt Movement was founded by Wangari Maathai • ...
Black History Month Crossword Puzzle 2021-01-26
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- First female aviator
- She performed to 75,000 people at the Lincoln Memorial on Easter 1939. (you can watch it on YouTube)
- The "Godmother of Rock-N-Roll."
- What disease did Harriet Tubman reportedly suffer from?
- The oldest civil rights organization still working today.
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- What month is Black History Month celebrated?
- Said "If not us, then who? If not now, then when?"
- The first state to abolish slavery
- wrote "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings."
- Won 4 gold medals at the 1936 Olympic Games.
- A man called Cinque led a successful rebellion aboard this slave ship in the mid-nineteenth century.
- Invented the traffic light
12 Clues: First female aviator • Invented the traffic light • The "Godmother of Rock-N-Roll." • The first state to abolish slavery • wrote "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings." • Won 4 gold medals at the 1936 Olympic Games. • What month is Black History Month celebrated? • Said "If not us, then who? If not now, then when?" • What disease did Harriet Tubman reportedly suffer from? • ...
GQ April Fools Day 2023-03-17
10 Clues: Feb 28th • dad joke • Junoesque • team Monetaries • Just got married • Oscar prediction winner • international women's day • To travel or roam for pleasure • Characterized by or showing interest or concern. • president who first recognized Black History Month
Black History Month Virtual Festival 2021-02-16
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- the second month of the year
- something that happens
- a speech or exhibit on the stage
- the main idea about something
- February
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- a person who talks to an audience
- a group of people related to each other
- family members who lived before you
- to honor or observe
- a computer page
- online
- something that happened in the past
12 Clues: online • February • a computer page • to honor or observe • something that happens • the second month of the year • the main idea about something • a speech or exhibit on the stage • a person who talks to an audience • family members who lived before you • something that happened in the past • a group of people related to each other
2024 Black History Month Crossword 2024-02-22
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- Activist and Black Panther Party Co-Founder who was the inspiration for a Boondocks character. Middle initial included.
- The meal of the day given to kids for free by the Black Panther Party.
- US Congresswoman based in Oakland, is currently running for US Senate.
- American High School Alumni and 1988 Olympic gold medalist in the track & field 400m sprint.
- The industry that tripled the Bay Area’s black population during WW2.
- U Can’t Touch this Oakland native.
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- Poet, writer, and civil rights activist who rests in peace but still inspires others to rise.
- Color-based map discrimination that segregated Bay Area neighborhoods by race.
- The migration of white residents to suburbs that tragically created impoverished urban ghettos.
- The city that birthed the Black Panther Party to combat police brutality with their own armed patrols.
- Iconic ‘70s Bay Area artist whose name means “clever rock.”
- The San Francisco neighborhood nicknamed “The Harlem of the West.”
12 Clues: U Can’t Touch this Oakland native. • Iconic ‘70s Bay Area artist whose name means “clever rock.” • The San Francisco neighborhood nicknamed “The Harlem of the West.” • The industry that tripled the Bay Area’s black population during WW2. • The meal of the day given to kids for free by the Black Panther Party. • ...
Historical Figures: Black History Month 2025-02-06
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- A powerful speaker who fought for women’s rights and the end of slavery. Delivered the "Ain't I a Woman" speech.
- Something you work hard for and succeed in doing.
- 44th President of the U.S./First African-American President
- He fought against apartheid and became the first Black president of South Africa.
- He fought for equal rights and gave the "I Have a Dream" speech.
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- The first African American child to attend an all-white school in the South.
- She escaped slavery and helped others find freedom on the Underground Railroad.
- She refused to give up her seat on a bus.
- The month of the year that is also Black History Month.
- He broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball.
- She was the first African American and first woman Vice President of the U.S.
- He won four gold medals in the 1936 Olympics, showing the world his incredible speed.
12 Clues: She refused to give up her seat on a bus. • Something you work hard for and succeed in doing. • He broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball. • The month of the year that is also Black History Month. • 44th President of the U.S./First African-American President • He fought for equal rights and gave the "I Have a Dream" speech. • ...
February 2022-02-02
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- hugs and kisses
- Mrs. Sugaski's favorite play
- HeLa cells' Henrietta _____
- humans' are four-chambered
- _____ History Month
- The ____ Airmen
- chocolate-dipped Valentine's treat
- love in another language
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- roses
- FLA teacher whose first name contains the letters H-E-A-R-T
- pucker up for this small chocolate candy
- George Washington _____
- social reformer, abolitionist, statesman
- day of the week for 2-22-22
- Dr. King's middle name
- newlywed FLA teacher
- Eatonville author ____ Neale Hurston
17 Clues: roses • hugs and kisses • The ____ Airmen • _____ History Month • newlywed FLA teacher • Dr. King's middle name • George Washington _____ • love in another language • humans' are four-chambered • day of the week for 2-22-22 • HeLa cells' Henrietta _____ • Mrs. Sugaski's favorite play • chocolate-dipped Valentine's treat • Eatonville author ____ Neale Hurston • ...
SUBJECTS AND COLORS CROSSWORD 2024-05-13
Digital Literacy Crossword 2022-03-06
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- number of snow days this term
- something we practice everyday
- first type of citation tool we used
- bullying, but online
- referring to your sources
- #1 source of hacking
- if a website has a lot of these, its a bad sign
- extra credit assignment posted in the room
- pretending you are someone else online
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- Black History month is this month
- number of minutes required on Typing Agent
- the type of learning this class is "____based"
- real news comes from a ______source
- Google app we use to make posters
- stealing someone else's words
- looking something up online is also called...
16 Clues: bullying, but online • #1 source of hacking • referring to your sources • number of snow days this term • stealing someone else's words • something we practice everyday • Black History month is this month • Google app we use to make posters • real news comes from a ______source • first type of citation tool we used • pretending you are someone else online • ...
The Big Wedding Crossword 2024-08-04
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- Month of Adam’s birthday
- Adam’s degree is in … & Management
- Top Black Country delicacy - Pork…
- Adam’s biggest fear
- Lucy’s favourite football team
- Lucy’s biggest fear
- Where Lucy and Adam first met in person
- Where Lucy went to uni
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- City Adam was born in
- Lucy’s undergraduate degree
- Adam’s car is a…
- Where Lucy and Adam got engaged
- Lucy’s first job
- Hungary’s most famous dish
- Adam’s favourite food
- Lucy’s middle name
16 Clues: Adam’s car is a… • Lucy’s first job • Lucy’s middle name • Adam’s biggest fear • Lucy’s biggest fear • City Adam was born in • Adam’s favourite food • Where Lucy went to uni • Month of Adam’s birthday • Hungary’s most famous dish • Lucy’s undergraduate degree • Lucy’s favourite football team • Where Lucy and Adam got engaged • Adam’s degree is in … & Management • ...
School Trivia 2022-02-01
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- What's the first school sport of the year?
- How many times per month is staff paid?
- What is the CCDS mascot?
- What was Monday's Spirit Day?
- Who is our school nurse?
- Who, on ASP staff, is alumni?
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- What history month is it?
- Who is our Board President?
- When should you wear a tutu to work?
- What is our teaching philosophy?
- Who is your supervisor?
- What's the youngest level of education we provide?
12 Clues: Who is your supervisor? • What is the CCDS mascot? • Who is our school nurse? • What history month is it? • Who is our Board President? • What was Monday's Spirit Day? • Who, on ASP staff, is alumni? • What is our teaching philosophy? • When should you wear a tutu to work? • How many times per month is staff paid? • What's the first school sport of the year? • ...
Breaking the chains 2023-02-15
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- Heritage of this period
- Abused
- The person who helped the slaves to go in the right direction
- A secret path slaves used to escape
- It opposed people in favor and against slavery
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- Common workplace for slaves
- She freed 750 slaves over her lifetime
- It ended officially in 1865
- Name of the president who signed the Emancipation Act
- People that wanted to end slavery
- Month when we celebrate Black History Month
- Every slave was seeking it
12 Clues: Abused • Heritage of this period • Every slave was seeking it • Common workplace for slaves • It ended officially in 1865 • People that wanted to end slavery • A secret path slaves used to escape • She freed 750 slaves over her lifetime • Month when we celebrate Black History Month • It opposed people in favor and against slavery • ...
February 2023-02-09
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- February is _____ history month
- This holiday is the love holiday.(one word)
- "Roses are red, Violets are blue" This is an example of
- The shortest month of the year
- What is the season of February?
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- The opposite of "hate"
- KitKat, Skittles, Reese's, Starbursts etc.
- has pedals and is a plant. Ex daisies, Sun______
- The Valentines angel
- "Can the groundhog see his ______?"
- comes every four years in February (two words)
- Who invented Valentines day?
12 Clues: The Valentines angel • The opposite of "hate" • Who invented Valentines day? • The shortest month of the year • February is _____ history month • What is the season of February? • "Can the groundhog see his ______?" • KitKat, Skittles, Reese's, Starbursts etc. • This holiday is the love holiday.(one word) • comes every four years in February (two words) • ...
Black History 2022-02-28
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- What executive order set the slaves free?
- What month is black history month?
- Forcing someone to do work with no payment
- Discrimination of a certain group of people
- An umbrella term for all people of color
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- The act of campaigning for social justice changes
- The murder of Black people and other minorities blamed for some crime by white mobs without any official legal authority.
- The president that was apart the civil rights movement
- Known for not going to the back of the bus
- Setting different people apart from others
- Known for his "I have a dream..." speech
11 Clues: What month is black history month? • Known for his "I have a dream..." speech • An umbrella term for all people of color • What executive order set the slaves free? • Known for not going to the back of the bus • Setting different people apart from others • Forcing someone to do work with no payment • Discrimination of a certain group of people • ...
Black Music Month 2020-07-10
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- David, Melvin, Paul, Otis, and Eddie
- The most inventive electric guitarist in rock
- Lead singer of the Supremes
- 'Good Golly Ms. Molly'
- Known as the 'Queen of Soul'
- Known as the 'King of Pop'
- Singer of 'Sweet Thing' also member of BPP
- He played 27 instruments
- 'My Cherie Amour' and 'Isn't She Lovely'
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- 'I Wanna Dance with Somebody'
- 'If Only You Knew' and 'Lady Marmalade'
- 'What's Love Got to do with It?'
- 'Ain't no Sunshine'
- 'Midnight Train to Georgia'
14 Clues: 'Ain't no Sunshine' • 'Good Golly Ms. Molly' • He played 27 instruments • Known as the 'King of Pop' • Lead singer of the Supremes • 'Midnight Train to Georgia' • Known as the 'Queen of Soul' • 'I Wanna Dance with Somebody' • 'What's Love Got to do with It?' • David, Melvin, Paul, Otis, and Eddie • 'If Only You Knew' and 'Lady Marmalade' • 'My Cherie Amour' and 'Isn't She Lovely' • ...
BHM 2025-02-17
4 Clues: Black History Month is in this month • This color represents blood in black history month • This color represents growth in black history month • This color represents prosperity in black history month
Spelling 2.25.26 2026-02-24
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- Happens occasionally, not all the time.
- When the pizza is incredibly good!
- Spanish word for thank you.
- I .... want to go for a run. Hint: it's a contraction.
- Where do we go on Tuesday?
- A place you could go.
- A thought or a suggestion.
- Spanish word for student.
- .... you say it is a beautiful day? Hint: it's contraction.
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- Helping teach someone how to do something.
- For Black History Month we each made a...
- Hearing someone when they talk.
- Keeping things together.
- Eager to learn something.
- Emotional pieces of writing.
- Comparison between different things WITHOUT like or as.
- Someone who takes a trip.
- The last month of the year.
- Parts of a story.
- When you are listening to the teacher, you are paying...
20 Clues: Parts of a story. • A place you could go. • Keeping things together. • Eager to learn something. • Someone who takes a trip. • Spanish word for student. • Where do we go on Tuesday? • A thought or a suggestion. • Spanish word for thank you. • The last month of the year. • Emotional pieces of writing. • Hearing someone when they talk. • When the pizza is incredibly good! • ...
End Of The Year Crossword Puzzle 2021-05-20
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- the action or process of precipitating a substance from a solution.
- History The whole month of February
- it happened before us
- cause (someone) to become hostile.
- it's work that we get but its due in 3 weeks.
- to prevent or hinder
- look it up
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- a positive in attitude and full of energy and new ideas.
- a bird
- of spirit in the bible
- to move or cause to move at a great speed, typically in a wildly uncontrolled manner.
- we get a grade for it
- extend the duration of.
- the lawyer in the book "To Kill A Mockingbird"
- you can build up your own
- like a paragraph but longer
16 Clues: a bird • look it up • to prevent or hinder • we get a grade for it • it happened before us • of spirit in the bible • extend the duration of. • you can build up your own • like a paragraph but longer • cause (someone) to become hostile. • History The whole month of February • it's work that we get but its due in 3 weeks. • the lawyer in the book "To Kill A Mockingbird" • ...
February Hawkword 2025-02-04
10 Clues: PCL Final Venue • 2025's Super Bowl • Black _______ Month • Eagles' final opponent • ______ Day; February 14 • Venus' bow-wielding son • Alumni in the Super Bowl • This Lunar year's Zodiac • The _____ King; winter play • Phil's prediction for six more weeks
BLACK HISTORY MONTH a few icons 2023-02-15
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- First African American President
- Hughes Founded the Harlem Renaissance
- mathematician woman who worked at the NASA
- Fought for women's rights and abolishment of slavery
- Escaped slavery in 1849 and worked to free others.
- NASA named a Mars rover after her. She is an activist
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- FLOTUS (First Lady of the United States) from 2009 to 2007
- Appears in the list of 100 most influential people in 2020
- she appears on American quarters coins
- First African American Supreme Court Justice
- Nicknamed "the greatest"
- Last name of a great Civil Rights activist, youngest man winner of the Noble Peace Prize
- Famous American talk show host
- greatest golfer of all times
- American singer
- refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white man
16 Clues: American singer • Nicknamed "the greatest" • greatest golfer of all times • Famous American talk show host • First African American President • Hughes Founded the Harlem Renaissance • she appears on American quarters coins • mathematician woman who worked at the NASA • First African American Supreme Court Justice • Escaped slavery in 1849 and worked to free others. • ...
Black History Month Project Crossword Puzzle 2023-03-08
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- arts, religion, language, clothing
- a small group of people commonly discriminated
- rights a type of rights for racial purposes
- what Harriet Tubman conducted
- categorizing people based on ethnicity
- dislike hostility, or unjust behavior deriving from unfounded opinions
- wanting control over your own life
- opposite of violence
- enforced separation of different racial groups
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- someone who is proud of their ethnicity
- racial groups mixing together
- prolonged cruel or unjust treatment
- someone who favors the abolition of a practice or institution
- being united
- a society of people linked by a common interest or religion
- treating one race differently from another
16 Clues: being united • opposite of violence • racial groups mixing together • what Harriet Tubman conducted • arts, religion, language, clothing • wanting control over your own life • prolonged cruel or unjust treatment • categorizing people based on ethnicity • someone who is proud of their ethnicity • treating one race differently from another • ...
Claire & Cate Christmas 2024 2024-12-23
10 Clues: Anatomy • ____ and a .44 • Home of the Reds • Black History Month • 92.3 plays ____ music • Picasso, Monet & DaVinci • Chili shouldn't have ___ • Used to clean up wet messes • Purse, wallet, or coat fabric • Always keep a light on in the__
Black History Month - Crossword of the Month 2025-02-11
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- One of the most popularr and successful Blaack Female singers
- Created the Neighborhood Union, the First women-run social welfare agency for African Americans
- pivotal figure in the civil rights movement
- First Black Female Engineer
- First African American congresswoman
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- Matheematician who performedcalculationss that propelled NASA's spaceflight program
- First African American child to attend an all-white school
- First Black Woman to star in a major motion picture
- First Black Female Astronaut
- a Female African Slave who was an early activist for civil and women's rights
- First Black Female Pilot
- Former Vice President who beecame the first blaack woman to hold in office
12 Clues: First Black Female Pilot • First Black Female Engineer • First Black Female Astronaut • First African American congresswoman • pivotal figure in the civil rights movement • First Black Woman to star in a major motion picture • First African American child to attend an all-white school • One of the most popularr and successful Blaack Female singers • ...
Women's History Month 2016-02-25
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- First American woman to win three Olympic gold medals in track and field in 1960
- This physicist was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize — she actually won it twice — and the first woman to earn a doctorate in Europe. Her investigations led to the discovery of radioactivity as well as the element radium.
- First woman to earn an international pilot's license.
- She was a Mexican painter, who has achieved great international popularity. She painted using vibrant colors in a style that was influenced by indigenous cultures of Mexico as well as by European influences that include Realism, Symbolism, and Surrealism. Many of her works are self-portraits that symbolically express her own pain and sexuality.
- Teenage Native-American girl who guided Lewis and Clark through the Louisiana Purchase.
- fought for women’s right to vote. She was also very involved in the fight against slavery and the temperance campaign to limit the use of alcohol.
- Won the Olympic gold medal for the United States in 1988 and1992, and set the world record. She was also the first American woman to win Olympic gold in the long jump.
- First American woman awarded a medical degree by a college. Attended Geneva College in New York
- First woman to enroll in a technical institute (MIT), in 1870. Founded the science of home economics and promoted science for women.
- United States abolitionist born a slave on a plantation in Maryland and became a famous conductor on the Underground Railroad leading other slaves to freedom in the North
- She refused to give up her seat to a white person on a crowded bus; she set in motion the Montgomery Bus Boycott, a cornerstone of the civil rights movement. She has since been a strong advocate for human rights issues.
- United States poet noted for her mystical and unrhymed poems
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- A leader in the fight for women’s rights for seventy years, she advocated for a nonviolent civil disobedience campaign that included large-scale marches in Washington, DC, picketing at the White House, and hunger strikes in prison.
- As the first woman appointed to the position of U.S. Supreme Court justice, she carved a place for women at all levels of the legal profession.
- The first American woman in space was also the youngest American astronaut ever to orbit Earth.
- She organized a birth-control movement which openly championed the use of contraceptives in the 1920's.
- A childhood disease left her deaf, mute, and blind. She became an expert author and lecturer, educating nationally on behalf of others with similar disabilities.
- The first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean, she opened the skies to other women. In 1937 while attempting to become the first person to fly around the world.
- led the resistance to the English invasion of France in the Hundred Years War. She believed that it was her divine mission to free her country from the English. She cut her hair, dressed in a man's uniform, and led French troops to victory in the battle of Orleans in 1429.
- Famous for her controversial novel, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, an antislavery story based on her experiences. Also spoke against slavery.
- 1821-1912. Nurse, humanitarian, and teacher during the Civil War; started the American Red Cross
- With her novels about American and Asian culture, she became the first woman to win the Nobel Prize for Literature.
22 Clues: First woman to earn an international pilot's license. • United States poet noted for her mystical and unrhymed poems • First American woman to win three Olympic gold medals in track and field in 1960 • Teenage Native-American girl who guided Lewis and Clark through the Louisiana Purchase. • ...
Women History Month 2021-10-08
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- Her column in the Toronto Star introduced countless Canadians to the wonders of astronomy.
- She was a Rebel Daughter, proud feminist, and pioneering editor.
- Nicknamed Tshaukuesh, her environmental advocacy spans four decades.
- She was Canada’s first woman architect.
- Rather than take up crocheting, she pursued the law, where she eventually reigned Supreme.
- She is Canada’s Chief Science Officer.
- An accomplished neurologist, she made history as the first woman to travel to space.
- Her drawing The Enchanted Owl was commemorated on a Canada Post postage stamp.
- The “Queen of the Hurricanes” is her lasting legacy.
- Although it took only 19 days to lose her Indian Status, she dedicated two decades of her life to fighting to regain it.
- Her image graces the Canadian ten dollar bill
- She became lieutenant governor of Saskatchewan after a distinguished career as a medical researcher.
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- By establishing the Toronto Women’s Literary Club, she is credited with launching the women’s movement in Canada.
- The organization Fleurbec was started by this Quebec botanist.
- “Je veux toute toute toute la vivre ma vie,” proclaimed this Acadian singer-songwriter.
- She “Lost [Her] Talk” while at residential school and devoted much of her later poetry to describing her experience.
- At only 15, she launched a national education movement on behalf of Indigenous children.
- In her role at the UN, she continues to be a leading voice for international human rights.
- She received an honorary doctorate in recognition of her efforts to change the Indian Act.
- Rather than be an “angel in the house,” she preferred to be Canada’s first woman elected to Parliament.
- Her song “Universal Soldier” became an anthem of the 1960s peace movement.
- The Persons Case victory in 1929 paved the way for her to become Canada’s first woman senator.
- A hero of the War of 1812 and to chocolate lovers throughout Canada.
- Her breakthrough novel, Obasan, was published in 1981.
- She is considered an honorary member of the Group of Seven.
25 Clues: She is Canada’s Chief Science Officer. • She was Canada’s first woman architect. • Her image graces the Canadian ten dollar bill • The “Queen of the Hurricanes” is her lasting legacy. • Her breakthrough novel, Obasan, was published in 1981. • She is considered an honorary member of the Group of Seven. • The organization Fleurbec was started by this Quebec botanist. • ...
WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH 2022-03-14
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- MOTHER TERESA
- 1960'S FEMINIST
- CHAMPION OF WOMEN'S RIGHTS AND SUPREME COURT JUSTICE
- POPULAR TALK SHOW HOST
- She is an amazing young lady and poet. Spoke at Biden's presidential Inauguration.
- FRENCH DESIGNER
- First Black Woman to receive an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor
- PART OF A SISTER DUO PRO TENNIS PLAYER
- INSTRUMENTAL IN RUNNING THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
- DISCOVERY BY MARIE CURIE
- An American activist in the civil rights movement best known for her pivotal role in the Montgomery bus boycott.
- Amazing Gymnast. Won 7 Olympic medals
- Famous for her diary
- American Activist against slavery and for the promotion of women’s, workers and human rights. Fought for the right of women to vote.
- Is an American actress. Often described as "the best actress of her generation
- First female Prime Minister of Great Britain
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- First female millionaire
- an English primatologist and anthropologist.
- Princess of Wales was noted for her pioneering charity work.
- NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER
- MEXICAN ARTIST WHO SUFFERED A SPINAL INJURY
- Jenny from the Block
- AUTHOR OF THE BLUEST EYES
- FIRST LADY MARRIED TO OBAMA
- QUEEN OF ENGLAND
- Former slave who escaped and then went back to lead other slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad. She supported the women’s suffrage movement and used her experiences to fight for equality
- JENNY FROM THE BLOCK
- CURRENT VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
- Proud Mary
- MEMBER OF “THE SQUAD” IN WASHINGTON D.C.
- AKA SASHA FIERCE
- EARHART
32 Clues: EARHART • Proud Mary • MOTHER TERESA • 1960'S FEMINIST • FRENCH DESIGNER • QUEEN OF ENGLAND • AKA SASHA FIERCE • Jenny from the Block • JENNY FROM THE BLOCK • Famous for her diary • POPULAR TALK SHOW HOST • First female millionaire • NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER • DISCOVERY BY MARIE CURIE • AUTHOR OF THE BLUEST EYES • FIRST LADY MARRIED TO OBAMA • PART OF A SISTER DUO PRO TENNIS PLAYER • ...
Women's History Month 2022-03-23
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- "I am not afraid of storms for I am learning how to sail my ship."
- "Girls of color and young women need to be seen, heard, and valued. Schools can help make this happen by including our stories in the curriculum."
- “Tremendous amounts of talent are lost to our society because that talent wears a skirt.”
- “I'm no longer accepting the things I cannot change... I'm changing the things I cannot accept.”
- “One child, One teacher, One pen, and One book can change the world.”
- "No is a compleate sentence."
- "You may never be good enough for everybody, but you will always be the best for somebody."
- “What makes you different or weird - that is your strength.”
- "Because I am a WOMEN."
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- "What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make."
- "I've had to learn to fight all my life- got to learn to keep smiling. If you smile, things will work out."
- "Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius and it's better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring.”
- "I don't have a feeling of inferiority. Never had. I'm as good as nobody, but no better."
- "Be a first-rate version of yourself, instead of a second-rate version of somebody else."
- "Everyone's got some greatness in them, you do, the girl over there does, the guy on the left had some, but in order to really mine it, you have to own it. You have to believe it."
- "Womwen absolutely deserve respect."
- "Wherever women gather, failure is impossible."
- "An empress does not concern herself."
- "Never be limited by other people's limited imaginations... If you adopt their attitudes, then the possibility won't exist because you'll have already shut it out... You can hear other people's wisdom, but you've got to re-evaluate the world for yourself." "The best way to make dreams come true is to wake up."
- "the most difficult thing is the decision to act.The rest is merely tenacity."
- “How wonderful it is that nobody needs to wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.”
21 Clues: "Because I am a WOMEN." • "No is a compleate sentence." • "Womwen absolutely deserve respect." • "An empress does not concern herself." • "Wherever women gather, failure is impossible." • “What makes you different or weird - that is your strength.” • "I am not afraid of storms for I am learning how to sail my ship." • ...
Women's History Month 2023-03-13
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- This suffragist and abolitionist was the 1st woman on a U.S. coin
- Reformer Jane Addams formed this in Chicago.
- This 23 time Gland Slam winner also supports the LGBTQ community and the Black Lives Matter campaign.
- Marian Anderson, singer and UN Ambassador, was also the 1st African American to sing at the New York Metropolitan ___
- Harriet Beecher Stowe is most known for writing this anti-slavery novel.
- Dorothea Lange was a famous ______, often focusing on the hardships during the Great Depression
- Joan Baez sang We Shall ______ during the March on Washington in 1963.
- This 1950's model and actress, gave up her career to become the Princess of Monaco.
- Maria Tallchief was a famous ______.
- Sandra Day O'Connor was the first person appointed to the ____, where she served for 24 years.
- Founder of the American Red Cross
- Susan LaFlesche Picotte was the 1st Native American woman to receive a ___ degree in 1889.
- Kamala Harris's mother was from what country?
- She was the 1st female Hispanic in Space.
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- _____ Yousafzai survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban at age 15 and went on to become an advocate of women's and children's rights.
- This famous comedian/actress starred in the TV show, I Love Lucy
- Author of Story of My Life, she was the 1st blind and deaf person to earn a bachelors degree
- Only woman to travel with the Lewis and Clark Expedition
- Dolores ____was a Civil Rights activist and devoted her life to helping farm workers
- This former 1st lady later ran for President
- This 20th century artist is known for her paintings of the Southwest, especially closeups of flowers.
- Nellie Bly uncovered stories as an investigative _____
- Sonia _____ was the first Hispanic appointed to the Supreme Court.
- She wrote Little Women.
- "1st lady of song," Ella Fitzgerald, was known for this music genre
- Sports of Babe Didrikson Zaharias included basketball and track and field, but she is most known as a _____
26 Clues: She wrote Little Women. • Founder of the American Red Cross • Maria Tallchief was a famous ______. • She was the 1st female Hispanic in Space. • Reformer Jane Addams formed this in Chicago. • This former 1st lady later ran for President • Kamala Harris's mother was from what country? • Nellie Bly uncovered stories as an investigative _____ • ...
Women’s History Month 2025-03-06
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- Who is the best-selling fiction writer of all time?
- Who was the co-founder of Burt's Bees?
- Which book led to the creation of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)?
- Who was the first black woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature?
- Who was the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean?
- What was the name of the first women’s rights convention in the United States?
- Who was the first American woman to go into space?
- Who holds the most women grand slams in tennis history?
- Who was the founder of American Red Cross?
- Who was Maine’s first female Senator?
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- Which NASA mathematician is responsible for space trajectory calculations for several missions during the Space Race?
- Who is the youngest Nobel Prize recipient?
- Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution granted women the right to vote? (spelled out)
- Who was the first woman of Native-American descent to hold a pilot's license?
- Who is the first and only black woman to fly U-2 spy plane?
- Who wrote 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings'?
- Who was the first woman elected to Congress?
- Who is the prominent author and speaker on both autism and animal behavior who's a professor at Colorado State University?
- Who was the first American woman to earn a pilot’s license?
- Who is known as the queen of software?
20 Clues: Who was Maine’s first female Senator? • Who was the co-founder of Burt's Bees? • Who is known as the queen of software? • Who is the youngest Nobel Prize recipient? • Who was the founder of American Red Cross? • Who wrote 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings'? • Who was the first woman elected to Congress? • Who was the first American woman to go into space? • ...
Womens' History Month 2025-02-26
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- US Military women were WASPS, WACS, SPARS and…
- Sally Ride’s profession as a "Kid Who Dared to Be Different”
- Snow Flower wrote a poem on this item
- Mary Anning’s new field of study
- Young Alaskan teacher love story
- Poison that made people glow in the dark
- Underground Railroad Conductor
- Youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner
- The most famous “Fly Girl”
- One of “Women Heroes of World WarI”
- Her Hidden WWII life in a diary
- “Scribble, Sorrows,& Russet Leather Boots biography abbrev.
- Maria Sibylla Merian drew this insect.
- Alternative history heroine's carnivore tattoos
- Florence “the lady with the lamp's" vocation
- Cattle specialist Temple Grandin's diagnosis
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- Known as “Shark Lady”
- Lewis & Clark Shoshone guide
- Twin Towers girl searching for sister
- Dorothy Vaughan one of “Hidden Figures"
- A “Women of the Frontier” Oregon missionary
- “Little House Series” writer
- English queen ruled for sixty three years
- Simon Biles superstar sport
- The "Librarian of Basra" initials
- British mathematician and programmer
- Laura Hillenbrand's Louis Zamperini book & major motion picture
- Refused to give up bus seat
- “Terrible” cook Mary had this disease
- Jennifer Keelan-Chaffins crawled up these
30 Clues: Known as “Shark Lady” • The most famous “Fly Girl” • Simon Biles superstar sport • Refused to give up bus seat • Lewis & Clark Shoshone guide • “Little House Series” writer • Underground Railroad Conductor • Her Hidden WWII life in a diary • Mary Anning’s new field of study • Young Alaskan teacher love story • The "Librarian of Basra" initials • Youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner • ...
Women's History Month 2026-01-29
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- NASA mathematician featured in Hidden Figures (first name)
- Civil rights icon who refused to give up her seat (first name)
- First woman to fly solo across the Atlantic (last name)
- Field where women continue to break barriers (acronym)
- First woman Supreme Court Justice (last name)
- A quality described by “She believed she could, so she did” (noun)
- Movement advocating for equal rights for women (term)
- Poet who wrote Still I Rise (first name)
- Youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate (first name)
- “Ain’t I a Woman?” speaker (last name)
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- Kenyan Nobel laureate and environmental activist (last name)
- First computer programmer (first name)
- A tool used in many STEM fields, often associated with discovery (object)
- Author of Beloved (last name)
- First Black woman in space (last name)
- Mexican painter known for bold self‑portraits (first name)
- First woman in space (last name)
- Inventor and actress who pioneered frequency‑hopping tech (first name)
- What women do for each other: “Women ____ women” (verb)
- Environmentalist who wrote Silent Spring (last name)
20 Clues: Author of Beloved (last name) • First woman in space (last name) • First computer programmer (first name) • First Black woman in space (last name) • “Ain’t I a Woman?” speaker (last name) • Poet who wrote Still I Rise (first name) • First woman Supreme Court Justice (last name) • Youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate (first name) • ...
Women History Month 2022-03-22
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- The year women were allowed credit cards.
- Nasa's most famous mathematician.
- What gave woman the courage to protest for their rights
- First Female Astronaut to go to space
- The Percentage of how many females make up labor force
- First Woman to be in the Rock and Rock hall of fame.
- A famous first lady who fought to make difference
- Frank An important female figure during the Holocaust
- First Female and Gay astronaut to go in Space.
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- The date where the first Womens History Day was held in NYC
- The first lady to host an all women press conference.
- A famous pioneer woman
- The Percentage of how much girls are active military members.
- What granted Women equal rights
- A powerful Women Leader during the Civil Rights Era
- The Percentage of how many girls make up congress.
- A famous influence in the Congress
- The first woman to receive two noble prizes
- First Women to pass astronaut testing
- Tubman An important figure during the slavery era
- First Name of the first female and female woman of color to be vice president
21 Clues: A famous pioneer woman • What granted Women equal rights • Nasa's most famous mathematician. • A famous influence in the Congress • First Female Astronaut to go to space • First Women to pass astronaut testing • The year women were allowed credit cards. • The first woman to receive two noble prizes • First Female and Gay astronaut to go in Space. • ...
Womens' History Month 2025-02-26
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- Mary Anning’s new field of study
- Poison that made people glow in the dark
- Alternative WWII history heroine's carnivore tattoos
- Lewis & Clark Shoshone guide
- Young Alaskan teacher love story
- Jennifer Keelan-Chaffins crawled up these
- Youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner
- British mathematician and programmer
- Earhart The most famous “Fly Girl”
- Sally Ride’s profession as a Kid Who Dared to Be Different”
- Underground Railroad Conductor
- Laura Hillenbrand's Louis Zamperini book & major motion picture
- US Military women were WASPS, WACS, SPARS and…
- Florence “the lady with the lamp's" vocation
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- Simon Biles superstar sport
- Maria Sibylla Merian drew this insect.
- English queen ruled for sixty three years
- Hidden WWII life in a diary
- Twin Towers girl searching for sister
- Snow Flower wrote a poem on this item
- Known as “Shark Lady”
- Refused to give up bus seat
- “Little House Series” writer
- The Librarian of Basra initials
- “Scribble, Sorrows,& Russet Leather Boots biography abbrev.
- Cattle specialist Temple Grandin's diagnosis
- One of “Women Heroes of World WarI”
- “Terrible” cook Mary had this disease
- Dorothy Vaughan one of “Hidden Figures
- A “Women of the Frontier” Oregon missionary
30 Clues: Known as “Shark Lady” • Simon Biles superstar sport • Hidden WWII life in a diary • Refused to give up bus seat • Lewis & Clark Shoshone guide • “Little House Series” writer • Underground Railroad Conductor • The Librarian of Basra initials • Mary Anning’s new field of study • Young Alaskan teacher love story • Youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner • Earhart The most famous “Fly Girl” • ...
Women's History Month 2025-03-25
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- First Black woman in U.S. Congress.
- The right to vote, won by U.S. women with the 19th Amendment in 1920.
- The process of formally approving a law, such as the 19th Amendment.
- The act of gaining freedom from oppression or inequality.
- Suffragist who played a key role in the 19th Amendment and appeared on a U.S. dollar coin.
- Civil rights leader known for refusing to give up her bus seat.
- Encouraging and supporting women in gaining control over their lives.
- Ensuring fair treatment and opportunities, not just equality.
- First African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize for environmental activism.
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- Unity and mutual support among those advocating for women's rights.
- The advocacy of women's rights based on gender equality.
- Leader of the British suffragette movement.
- An enslaved woman who sued for and won her freedom in Massachusetts.
- The concept that different aspects of identity (race, gender, class) shape experiences.
- Civil rights activist who fought for Black voting rights and women's equality.
- Pioneering physicist and chemist who discovered radium and polonium.
- Abolitionist and leader of the Underground Railroad.
- Taking direct action to promote or oppose social and political change.
- The systemic barriers and injustices faced by marginalized groups.
- Scientist whose X-ray diffraction research helped uncover DNA’s structure.
20 Clues: First Black woman in U.S. Congress. • Leader of the British suffragette movement. • Abolitionist and leader of the Underground Railroad. • The advocacy of women's rights based on gender equality. • The act of gaining freedom from oppression or inequality. • Ensuring fair treatment and opportunities, not just equality. • ...
Women's History Month 2026-03-09
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- 'Queen of Soul.'
- First Black woman on the Supreme Court.
- Self-made millionaire entrepreneur.
- First Black woman astronaut.
- First Black woman elected to Congress.
- First African American woman pilot.
- NASA mathematician who helped send astronauts to space.
- First African American First Lady of the U.S.
- Underground Railroad conductor.
- Poet and activist for identity and justice.
- Author of 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings.'
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- 'High Priestess of Soul.'
- Founder of the Me Too movement.
- Talk show host and philanthropist.
- Integrated an all-white school at age six.
- Tennis champion with 23 Grand Slam titles.
- Record-breaking U.S. gymnast with multiple Olympic and World medals.
- Grammy-winning singer known as 'Queen Bey.'
- First woman and first Black and South Asian U.S. Vice President.
- BAKER Performer and WWII spy who fought for civil rights.
- Journalist who led the anti-lynching crusade.
- Educator and civil rights leader.
22 Clues: 'Queen of Soul.' • 'High Priestess of Soul.' • First Black woman astronaut. • Founder of the Me Too movement. • Underground Railroad conductor. • Educator and civil rights leader. • Talk show host and philanthropist. • Self-made millionaire entrepreneur. • First African American woman pilot. • First Black woman elected to Congress. • First Black woman on the Supreme Court. • ...
Black History 2025-02-16
13 Clues: GA member • City Clerk • Jazz legend • Female Mayor • Clerk of Court • school board chair • School Board member • Commissioner of Revenue • Superintendent of Schools • Sponsored Voter Rights Act • served city council 4 terms • Magnet School named for her • candidate for commonwealth attorney
Black History 2020-11-24
8 Clues: What is the KKK? • Black history month? • First black president? • What does BLM stand for? • What is The Jim Claw Laws? • Who tolk the speech "I have a Dream"? • A group that toke the bus mixed with whites and blacks • What happen to many black people in the 16th - 18th hundred
Women's History Month 2021-03-08
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- in 2020 she became the first Black and first Indian American to be elected vice president of the United States
- was an American singer-songwriter, actress and fashion designer
- devoted her life to empowering, mentoring, and advocating for the rights of Japanese Americans and other disenfranchised groups
- the first African American prima ballerina
- She helped NASA put an astronaut into orbit around Earth. And then she helped put a man on the Moon.
- is a mapmaker who charted the bottom of the ocean at a time when little was known about undersea geology
- has devoted her life to reducing the stress of both animals and people with Autism
- One of America's most successful living authors
- she helped promote public libraries as child-friendly places
- the first female program manager of ships in the United States Navy
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- is the first Hispanic and Latina member of the Supreme Court
- first female chief of the Seminole Tribe of Florida
- an American architect and interior designer whose distinct architectural style was steeped in the imagery, culture, and landscape of the Southwest
- She won the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in Alaska four times
- sewed the spacesuits for Apollo 11
- Her resistance set in motion one of the largest social movements in history
- The cause she supports is better nutrition and exercise for children
- best known for her portraits of prominent African Americans and is celebrated as an artist of consummate skill and imagination
- has designed numerous memorials, public and private buildings, landscapes, and sculptures
- has received numerous awards for her community service and advocacy for workers', immigrants', and women's rights
20 Clues: sewed the spacesuits for Apollo 11 • the first African American prima ballerina • One of America's most successful living authors • first female chief of the Seminole Tribe of Florida • is the first Hispanic and Latina member of the Supreme Court • she helped promote public libraries as child-friendly places • ...
Women's History Month 2023-03-13
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- Artist from Mexico
- Refused to give up her seat on the bus
- Poet & author of I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
- Solo flight across Atlantic
- Youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner (first name)
- Born blind and deaf, learned to communicate
- Tennis superstars and sisters
- Author of Harry Potter books
- Diary about imprisonment by Nazis (first and last name)
- First woman US Supreme Court Justice
- Underground Railroad
- First female vice president of U.S.
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- First woman to receive a medical degree in U.S.
- Talk show host/entrepreneur (first name)
- First woman to win Nobel Prize/chemist
- Known for her amazing work with chimpanzees
- Native American helped Lewis & Clark expedition (first name)
- Fought for Women's Right to Vote
- Designed the first American flag
- Founded the Red Cross
- First woman to be Prime Minister of U.K.
21 Clues: Artist from Mexico • Underground Railroad • Founded the Red Cross • Solo flight across Atlantic • Author of Harry Potter books • Tennis superstars and sisters • Fought for Women's Right to Vote • Designed the first American flag • First female vice president of U.S. • First woman US Supreme Court Justice • Refused to give up her seat on the bus • ...
Women’s history month 2022-03-29
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- urged black women to speak out in the struggle against sexual violence
- helped secure passage of the 19th Amendment to the US Constitution and authored the Equal Rights Amendment in 1923
- she refused to take her husband's last name and led others to form the American Woman Suffrage Association
- started the first lgbtq+ youth center in America and was the first trans woman of color to lead an organization in the US
- organized the freedom summer african-american voter registration drive and was a co-founder of the national women’s political caucus
- Rights movement and made speeches about the importance of women in the movement
- first openly transgender federal official to be confirmed by the senate
- focused on gaining voting rights for lower socioeconomic class women and founded the women’s social and political union
- published an article after black power women’s liberation and co-founded the national women’s political caucus
- first transgender senator for the state of Delaware
- model revolutionizing the industry for all types of people
- promotes petitions and acting legislature to ban all policies and laws that aim to hurt or degrade transgender girls and women
- one of the most effective feminist writers who exhibited her conciousness and awareness toward the racial power of the american society
- shared her experiences on suffering in the war and railroad movement in order to prove that women are equal to men and raised funds to aid the suffragettes
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- president of the National women’s suffrage association and paved the way for the 19th amendment
- helped found the Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society in 1833. She also co-wrote the Declaration of Sentiments in 1848 for the first Women's Rights Convention
- first transgender woman in the United States to undergo gender reassignment surgery
- won the Nobel peace prize for her work towards helping the education of girls all around the world
- first woman to organize the women’s rights convention
- She focused on women’s equality and birth control rights, as well as working rights, health care access and disability accommodations
- the second woman to serve on the Supreme Court and a pioneering advocate for women’s rights
- known as the leader of working women
- painted many different topics relating to women and women’s issues including abortion and miscarriage birth and breastfeeding and much more
- believed that women were the unappreciated and unrecognized backbone of the
- wrote the Feminine mystique and helped found the national organization for women
25 Clues: known as the leader of working women • first transgender senator for the state of Delaware • first woman to organize the women’s rights convention • model revolutionizing the industry for all types of people • urged black women to speak out in the struggle against sexual violence • first openly transgender federal official to be confirmed by the senate • ...
Womens history month 2025-03-04
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- March zodiac
- Lloyd elemental power
- Who runs the world
- Former vice president
- Muslim holy month
- March birth flower
- Four leaf clover
- Sense and Sensibility
- One of the founders of NAACP
- Miranda Priestly
- Radiation research
- Famous tennis sisters
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- __Franklin
- Wedding dress designs
- Princess of power
- Attracts leprechaun's
- Didn't give up her seat
- Youngest Nobel Prize winner
- "I am no Jedi"
- Capital of ireland
- Movie doll
- __Eilish
- "You get a car"
23 Clues: __Eilish • __Franklin • Movie doll • March zodiac • "I am no Jedi" • "You get a car" • Four leaf clover • Miranda Priestly • Princess of power • Muslim holy month • Who runs the world • March birth flower • Capital of ireland • Radiation research • Wedding dress designs • Lloyd elemental power • Attracts leprechaun's • Former vice president • Sense and Sensibility • Famous tennis sisters • ...
Women’s History Month 2025-03-20
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- Surname of a family prominent in the UK suffragette movement
- American novelist and symbol of the Roaring Twenties
- The goal of treating all genders the same
- Sojourner’s last name, an advocate for abolition and women’s rights
- A right for which women fought in the early 20th century
- Rulers like Elizabeth I and Vitoria
- Influential 20th-century author and feminist
- Influential First Lady and Human rights advocate
- Last name of Marie, the first woman to win a Nobel Prize
- Movement for women’s rights and equality
- Field where women like Ada Lovelace have been pioneers
- Represented by women like Ruth Bader Ginsburg
- Youngest Nobel Prize laureate advocating for girls’ education
- Founder of modern nursing
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- The right to vote, a key issue in women’s rights
- Mary, early advocate for women’s equality
- Discovered by Marie Curie, a pioneer in science
- Women have fought for these, including property and work
- Organization led by women like Audrey Hepburn
- Key figure in the Underground Railroad
- Month when Women’s History is celebrated
- Event where athletes like Simone Biles have excelled
- First female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean
- Civil Rights activist known for Montgomery bus boycott
24 Clues: Founder of modern nursing • Rulers like Elizabeth I and Vitoria • Key figure in the Underground Railroad • Month when Women’s History is celebrated • Movement for women’s rights and equality • Mary, early advocate for women’s equality • The goal of treating all genders the same • Influential 20th-century author and feminist • Organization led by women like Audrey Hepburn • ...
Arundel History Month 2021-05-17
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- What does Arundel mean?
- The language from which the name Arundel is derived
- The boarding house completed in 1957
- The longest serving headmistress' surname
- The first chairman of the Board was Lt Commander Norman...
- Competitive house (author of 'Cecilia')
- The school motto is in this language
- The book from which the school reading is taken
- The first boarding house to be completed
- Competitive house (author of 'Pride and Prejudice')
- Competitive house (author of 'Wives and Daughters')
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- The last of the three school values
- Competitive house (author of 'Jane Eyre')
- The current headmistress' name is Miss...
- The first headmistress' surname
- The first headmaster's surname
- The boarding house completed in 1958
- Competitive house (author of 'Middlemarch')
- Competitive house (author of 'Young Bess')
- What does the 'Scientia' in Gratia et Scientia mean?
- The last boarding house to be built (1984)
21 Clues: What does Arundel mean? • The first headmaster's surname • The first headmistress' surname • The last of the three school values • The boarding house completed in 1957 • The boarding house completed in 1958 • The school motto is in this language • Competitive house (author of 'Cecilia') • The first boarding house to be completed • Competitive house (author of 'Jane Eyre') • ...
Indigenous History Month 2025-06-17
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- The largest Indigenous language group in Canada
- The first Inuk NHL player
- The Oka Crisis was also known as the _ Resistance
- This term means 'homeland' and includes the land, water, and ice of the North
- This clothing item (and its colour) has become a symbol for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People
- The first woman in Canada to be elected as chief of a First Nation
- The official language of the Metis Nation
- The Northwest Territories passed the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People Implementation Act in this month in 2023
- She's the star of the hit CBC/APTN/Netflix TV show North by North
- She is the first Indigenous person to hold the office of Governor General
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- September 30, 2021, marked the first National Day for Truth and _
- The Metis Federation in this province signed a ground-breaking self-government treaty in 2024
- This Shawnee chief helped the British capture Detroit in the War of 1812
- March 31 is Canada's National Indigenous _ Day
- The removal or “scooping” of Indigenous children from their communities and families happened in this decade
- Archeological evidence of human occupation as far back as 13,000 years ago has been found across North America, including this archipelago off BC's west coast
- National Indigenous Peoples Day is held during this seasonal event
- 'Electric Pow Wow Drum' was a huge hit for this music group
- This centre for Indigenous health began operating in Ottawa in 1998
- Richard Wagamese wrote this book about the residential school system, hockey, and healing
- These people lived on the island of Newfoundland
21 Clues: The first Inuk NHL player • The official language of the Metis Nation • March 31 is Canada's National Indigenous _ Day • The largest Indigenous language group in Canada • These people lived on the island of Newfoundland • The Oka Crisis was also known as the _ Resistance • 'Electric Pow Wow Drum' was a huge hit for this music group • ...
Women's History Month 2026-03-16
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- the month when we honor women's history
- the group of women who campaigned for the right to vote
- "they _________ equality"
- the year African American women got the right to vote, spelled out
- "we celebrate the history, rights, and ____________ of women to society"
- "______, civil, and religious condition and rights of woman"
- the leader of the suffragettes who planned the Seneca Falls Convention
- the year women's suffrage became law
- the "h" word that we do during Women's History Month
- the "p" word that women and men do to work for equality
- "the right to vote"
- women felt that not having the right to vote was un____
- to participate in an election
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- what passed at the end of the Seneca Falls Convention
- women didn't always have equal ______ to men
- these happened at the Seneca Falls Convention
- the "c" word that women and men do to work for equality
- the event in 1848 where women gathered to discuss their rights
- "social, _____, and religious condition and rights of woman"
- "social, civil, and ________ condition and rights of woman"
- women and men having the same rights is called ________
21 Clues: "the right to vote" • "they _________ equality" • to participate in an election • the year women's suffrage became law • the month when we honor women's history • women didn't always have equal ______ to men • these happened at the Seneca Falls Convention • the "h" word that we do during Women's History Month • what passed at the end of the Seneca Falls Convention • ...
Black History 2025-01-17
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- I Had a Dream was one of his speeches
- Gone to a wight school and faced lots of hurt
- Using peaceful means rather than force
- The unjust treatment of people
- The act of being just to everyone and being equal
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- Did sit-ins to try and end segregation
- The act of separating people of different color
- The opposite of separating people
- State and local laws that allowed segregation
- The right to vote
- Black people did these to try and get equal rights
- A ban that forbids relations with certain groups
- Black person that would not get out of her bus seat
13 Clues: The right to vote • The unjust treatment of people • The opposite of separating people • I Had a Dream was one of his speeches • Did sit-ins to try and end segregation • Using peaceful means rather than force • State and local laws that allowed segregation • Gone to a wight school and faced lots of hurt • The act of separating people of different color • ...
Women's History Month 2024-03-18
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- a writer and feminist activist, best known for her book "The Feminine Mystique"
- an African-American investigative journalist, educator, and early leader in the civil rights movement, known for her pioneering work in documenting and publicizing the horrors of lynching in the United States.
- a Pakistani education activist known for her advocacy of girls' education and human rights. She survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban and became the youngest-ever Nobel Prize laureate.
- the first woman appointed to the Supreme Court of the United States
- an African-American abolitionist and women's rights activist known for her powerful speeches and advocacy for the rights of both women and African Americans.
- a social reformer and women's rights activist who helped organize the Seneca Falls Convention, the first women's rights convention in the United States, and played a key role in the suffrage movement.
- a feminist icon and social-political activist known for co-founding Ms. magazine and her leadership in the women's liberation movement
- a pioneering mathematician and physicist who made significant contributions to NASA's space programs during the early years of space exploration.
- the first African-American woman elected to the United States Congress and the first African-American major-party candidate for President of the United States
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- a prominent figure in American politics, serving as First Lady and later as a diplomat and human rights activist
- an American poet, memoirist, and civil rights activist known for her powerful writings, including the memoir "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"
- a civil rights activist known for her pivotal role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Her refusal to give up her seat to a white man sparked a wave of protests and became a symbol of the civil rights movement.
- a labor leader and civil rights activist who co-founded the National Farmworkers Association, which later became the United Farm Workers, and played a key role in organizing the Delano grape strike and boycott.
- an African-American abolitionist and political activist who escaped slavery and then made numerous missions to rescue enslaved people using the Underground Railroad
- a leading figure in the women's suffrage movement in the United States
- a marine biologist and conservationist whose book "Silent Spring" is credited with sparking the modern environmental movement by exposing the dangers of pesticides
- a media mogul, television host, and philanthropist, and advocate for social issues and education
- a politician, diplomat, and lawyer who served as First Lady of the United States, U.S. Senator from New York, and Secretary of State.
- known as the "Queen of Soul," was a legendary singer and musician whose powerful voice and iconic songs, such as "Respect" and "Natural Woman," made her a cultural icon and a symbol of female empowerment.
- an astronaut and physicist who became the first American woman in space when she flew aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger in 1983
20 Clues: the first woman appointed to the Supreme Court of the United States • a leading figure in the women's suffrage movement in the United States • a writer and feminist activist, best known for her book "The Feminine Mystique" • a media mogul, television host, and philanthropist, and advocate for social issues and education • ...
Deaf History Month 2025-04-18
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- First signing community
- Played football and won the Super Bowl in 2014 (first name)
- Recognized as its own language in the 1960s
- _____ School for the Deaf (the first school for the Deaf)
- First name of the Hearing American who helped establish American School for the Deaf
- First name of the first superintendent of Gallaudet University and Thomas Gallaudet's Son
- State where American School for the Deaf was
- Country where Milan is located
- Where Daniel Durant met his partner (acronym)
- Actor on stage and in movies (first name)
- State Martha's Vineyard was located in
- Signed the charter to establish Gallaudet University (last name)
- City of the Team Derrick Coleman played for when he won the Super Bowl
- Oscar Troy Kotsur won in 2022 (Best _____ Actor)
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- First Deaf person to win an Oscar (first name)
- Banned sign language in schools in 1880s (_____ Conference)
- Protests held at Gallaudet University (Deaf ______ ____)
- What Nyle DiMarco is well known for
- Only liberal arts school for the Deaf
- Movie that Marlee Matlin won her first Oscar for (Children of a ____ ____)
- First name Deaf Frenchman who helped establish American School for the Deaf
- Movie franchise that CJ Jones created a sign language for
- Name of the method that focuses on speech and lip-reading
- Is a comedian, actor, producer, consultant, and more (first name)
- First Deaf president at Gallaudet University
- Where Gallaudet University is Located (two letters)
- Name of the Oscar the CODA cast won
- Helped create Nav'i Sign Language (first name)
- Last name of the man who conducted the research to prove ASL was its own language
- Deaf winner of two reality TV shows (frist name)
- First Deaf man to win an Oscar for acting (first name)
31 Clues: First signing community • Country where Milan is located • What Nyle DiMarco is well known for • Name of the Oscar the CODA cast won • Only liberal arts school for the Deaf • State Martha's Vineyard was located in • Actor on stage and in movies (first name) • Recognized as its own language in the 1960s • State where American School for the Deaf was • ...
Women's History Month 2026-03-04
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- Brew basket liner
- Rolling _____
- Famous Women’s rights convention
- Last state to ratify the 19th amendment
- Nemo’s temporary home
- Mother of the civil rights movement
- Board game where you might “Pass Go”
- Nickname of Harriet Tubman
- It's a small world
- Animated Communication
- Passion of Jane Goodall
- Creator of Darcy and Bennet
- Meg, Jo, Beth, or Amy _____
- Gene editing
- The Obama who launched the “Let Girls Learn” Initiative
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- First co-ed college
- First woman to win a nobel prize
- Rosie the _____
- Dolores of the Labor Rights Movement
- US State where Women’s History month originated
- Helpful kitchen appliance invented by Cochrane
- Mattel
- The right to vote
- Something to be overcome
- It may have bristles
- “Smile you're on camera”
- It's a bird! Its a plane! No it's Amelia Earhart's first plane!
- National Organization for Women
28 Clues: Mattel • Gene editing • Rolling _____ • Rosie the _____ • Brew basket liner • The right to vote • It's a small world • First co-ed college • It may have bristles • Nemo’s temporary home • Animated Communication • Passion of Jane Goodall • Something to be overcome • “Smile you're on camera” • Nickname of Harriet Tubman • Creator of Darcy and Bennet • Meg, Jo, Beth, or Amy _____ • ...
Facts About Black History 2025-01-12
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- is credited for designing the layout of Washington, D.C.
- invented the automatic elevator door system in 1887
- first Black woman to receive an M.D. in the U.S
- became the first Black person to win an Oscar
- created the first school for African American children
- is credited with creating Black History Month
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- was declared a federal holiday in 2021
- invented the traffic signal
- became the first African American person elected to the U.S. Senate.
- co-invented home security system
- co-inventor of IBM’s original personal computer
- became the first and only female Buffalo soldier in 1866
- became the first African American Supreme Court Justice
13 Clues: invented the traffic signal • co-invented home security system • was declared a federal holiday in 2021 • became the first Black person to win an Oscar • is credited with creating Black History Month • first Black woman to receive an M.D. in the U.S • co-inventor of IBM’s original personal computer • invented the automatic elevator door system in 1887 • ...
Black month Crossword 2026-02-13
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- Jr Known for his "Drespeecheach
- One of the best boxers of all time, is known for "watch the feet"
- Black girl who didn't give up her seat on the bus
- First black female vice president
- Ran the Underground Railroad
- Best basketball player ever
- First black president
- Really good actor who was in Happy Gilmore
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- Woman Tennis player
- Girl Gymnastic player
- 2nd best basketball player of all time
- Died in a helicopter crash and was a basketball player
- First black baseball player
- Singer, who sings songs like Gods Plan
14 Clues: Woman Tennis player • Girl Gymnastic player • First black president • First black baseball player • Best basketball player ever • Ran the Underground Railroad • Jr Known for his "Drespeecheach • First black female vice president • 2nd best basketball player of all time • Singer, who sings songs like Gods Plan • Really good actor who was in Happy Gilmore • ...
Dress to impress crossword 2024-12-09
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- had to temporarily remove for inappropriate use
- code for the cute black maid set (top & skirt)
- new models favorite item
- what pose do you spam?
- second highest rank
- month when made
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- biggest update in dti history
- was reworked due to copyright
- discord server manager
- the creepy evil nurse
- evil nail tech
- __ pose pack (with the bellyflop)
- I ___ dti!
- the platform it's on (the app)
14 Clues: I ___ dti! • evil nail tech • month when made • second highest rank • the creepy evil nurse • discord server manager • what pose do you spam? • new models favorite item • biggest update in dti history • was reworked due to copyright • the platform it's on (the app) • __ pose pack (with the bellyflop) • code for the cute black maid set (top & skirt) • ...
Eiserner Vorhang 2024-04-04
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- The ex chillest moderator
- Person of the year
- Head Moderator (before reforms)
- Developer of the year
- Release of Berlin
- Head Moderator (after reforms)
- What is the veteran association called?
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- Community Owner
- When does black history month start?
- Current leader of the DDR
- Criminal of the year
- First teaser of Sparnberg
12 Clues: Community Owner • Release of Berlin • Person of the year • Criminal of the year • Developer of the year • The ex chillest moderator • Current leader of the DDR • First teaser of Sparnberg • Head Moderator (after reforms) • Head Moderator (before reforms) • When does black history month start? • What is the veteran association called?
Women's History Month 2024-02-29
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- Who was the Executive Director of New Ventures Maine who served for 43 years?
- Who was Maine’s first female Senator?
- What term did Madame Curie coined?
- Who was the first woman appointed to Supreme Court?
- What was the name of the first women’s rights convention in the United States?
- Who was the first woman of Native-American descent to hold a pilot's license?
- Who is the longest reigning monarch in British history?
- Who was the first American woman to go into space?
- Marie Curie was the first woman to receive what prize?
- Which book led to the creation of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)?
- Who is the youngest Nobel Prize recipient?
- Who was the co-founder of Burt's Bees?
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- Who holds the most women grand slams in tennis history?
- Which amendment to the U.S. Constitution granted women the right to vote? (spelled out)
- Who sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott?
- Who was the first black woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature?
- Which NASA mathematician is responsible for space trajectory calculations for several missions during the Space Race?
- Who was the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean?
- Who is the best-selling fiction writer of all time?
- Who was the first American woman to earn a pilot’s license?
- Which woman holds the 100m world record?
- Who is the highest-ranking woman in the history of Congress?
- Who was the first woman elected to Congress?
- Who is the author of Pride and Prejudice?
- Who is the world's oldest active competitive gymnast?
- Who was the founder of American Red Cross?
- Who was the first ever elected woman head of state in the world?
- Who is the first and only black woman to fly U-2 spy plane?
- Who wrote 'I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings'?
- Who is known as the queen of software?
30 Clues: What term did Madame Curie coined? • Who was Maine’s first female Senator? • Who is known as the queen of software? • Who was the co-founder of Burt's Bees? • Who sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott? • Which woman holds the 100m world record? • Who is the author of Pride and Prejudice? • Who was the founder of American Red Cross? • ...
Indigenous History Month 2023-06-07
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- Ms. Brown attended this accord in 2005
- king during the royal proclamation of 1763
- Indigenous university
- the T in TRC
- the B in NEB
- tradition home
- the Sixties ____
- cree word for gramma
- the report that led to the creation of residential schools
- First World War Anishinaabe Hero
- Chretien authored this paper
- Metis military leader
- Royal Commission established due to this crisis
- Iroquois war also known as
- missionaries came to do this
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- Metis artist
- the W in MMIW
- F in AFN
- trade that impact Indigenous way of life
- 2008 Harper gave an
- the last one died in 1829
- 2016 legal definition changed by the Supreme Court
- cultural event
- Indigenous History Month
- Orange Shirt Day Month abbreviated
- Became a territory in 1999
- Ethan Bear plays in the
- ______ C-31
- author of the poem Heroes
- Idle ___ More
- he refused Trudeau's 2017 apology
- Indigenous author Thomas_____
- Red River Metis leader
33 Clues: F in AFN • ______ C-31 • Metis artist • the T in TRC • the B in NEB • the W in MMIW • Idle ___ More • tradition home • cultural event • the Sixties ____ • 2008 Harper gave an • cree word for gramma • Indigenous university • Metis military leader • Red River Metis leader • Ethan Bear plays in the • Indigenous History Month • the last one died in 1829 • author of the poem Heroes • ...
Women's History Month 2025-03-04
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- How many women are members of Congress?
- First female to graduate college (Wesleyan College in Georgia)
- Vanessa Williams was the first Black woman to become...
- First licensed female pilot in the world
- First woman in space
- First women elected to Congress
- First female Secretary of State
- First Hispanic female Supreme Court judge
- First female millionare
- First state to allow women to vote
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- First woman to be nominated for President of the United States
- The first women's-rights convention met here
- Signed the Equal Pay Act of 1963
- Formed the National Woman Suffrage Association
- This state had the first female governor
- Michigan's 47th and first female governor
- Best known for her advocacy of women's suffrage, women's rights, and abolitionism
- Month Women's History is celebrated
- First licensed female physician in America
- Featured on the dollar coin in the early 2000's
- Amendment that allowed women to vote
- In 1974, women could apply for this in their own name.
- Joan Benoit wins this event the first time it was in the Olympics in 1984
- First woman to own and produce a talk show
- First woman to win the Nobel Prize
25 Clues: First woman in space • First female millionare • First women elected to Congress • First female Secretary of State • Signed the Equal Pay Act of 1963 • First woman to win the Nobel Prize • First state to allow women to vote • Month Women's History is celebrated • Amendment that allowed women to vote • How many women are members of Congress? • ...
Women's History Month 2025-03-05
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- was responsible for the software that allowed astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to land on the Moon
- mathematician that worked at NASA
- inventor who pioneered the technology that would one day form the basis for today’s WiFi, GPS, and Bluetooth communication systems
- She is one of the creators of Smalltalk-80—a programming language—while working at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center
- American engineer and technologist. She was the third Chief Technology Officer of the United States and Assistant to the President, serving under President Barack Obama
- to honor the achievements and contributions made by women throughout the history of the United States
- the practice or quality of including or involving people from a range of different social and ethnic backgrounds and of different genders
- world's first computer programmer
- to study (something) closely and carefully
- Her group operated the Network Information Center for the ARPANET as it evolved into the Defense Data Network and the Internet.
- a woman who uses magic or sorcery, especially to put someone or something under a spell.
- She was one of the first people, and the first woman to earn a Ph.D. in computer science in the United States
- was an American computer scientist, mathematician, and United States Navy rear admiral.
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- She was the first woman to be professionally employed as an electrical engineer in the United States and the first female professor of electrical engineering in the country
- a technological process for telling a computer which tasks to perform in order to solve problems
- pioneering tech entrepreneur, philanthropist and icon for gender equality.
- Design of the interactive operating system LAP6 for the LINC, one of the earliest such systems for a personal computer
- She became the Chief of the Programming Research Branch, Applied Mathematics Laboratory at the David Taylor Model Basin in 1959, helped to develop UNIVAC
- was an American computer scientist celebrated for advocating for women’s representation and professional advancement in technology.
- mother of the internet
- a process or set of rules to be followed in calculations or other problem-solving operations, especially by a computer
- African American computer scientist and mathematician who made critical contributions to NASA's rocket systems and energy technologies
- was an American computer programmer who was one of the original six programmers of the ENIAC computer.
- the use of scientific knowledge for practical purposes or applications, whether in industry or in our everyday lives
- a person whose actions and opinions strongly influence the course of events
- becoming NASA's first African American female engineer in 1958
- a person or group that originates or helps open up a new line of thought or activity or a new method or technical development
27 Clues: mother of the internet • mathematician that worked at NASA • world's first computer programmer • to study (something) closely and carefully • becoming NASA's first African American female engineer in 1958 • pioneering tech entrepreneur, philanthropist and icon for gender equality. • a person whose actions and opinions strongly influence the course of events • ...
Women's History Month 2026-03-16
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- the "c" word that women did to get more rights
- "we celebrate the history, rights, and _____________ of women to society"
- the year women's suffrage became the law in the USA, spelled out
- the leader of the suffragettes who planned the Seneca Falls Convention
- many of these "p" words happened at the Seneca Falls Convention
- the "p" word that women did to get more rights
- the group of women who campaigned for the right to vote
- women didn't always have equal ______ to men
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- the event in 1848 when women gathered to discuss their rights
- women and men having equal rights is called ________
- the month of the year when we honor women's history
- "social, _____, and religious condition and rights of woman"
- the year African American women got the right to vote, spelled out
- "they ________ equality"
- "______, civil, and religious condition and rights of woman"
- women not having the right to vote is un____
- the "h" word that we do during Women's History Month
- "the right to vote"
- to participate in an election
- one of these "r" words passed at the end of the Seneca Falls Convention
- "social, civil, and ________ condition and rights of woman"
21 Clues: "the right to vote" • "they ________ equality" • to participate in an election • women not having the right to vote is un____ • women didn't always have equal ______ to men • the "c" word that women did to get more rights • the "p" word that women did to get more rights • the month of the year when we honor women's history • ...
Women's History Month 2026-03-16
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- the "h" word that we do during Women's History Month
- the year women's suffrage became the law in the USA, spelled out
- the event in 1848 when women gathered to discuss their rights
- women didn't always have equal ______ to men
- one of these "r" words passed at the end of the Seneca Falls Convention
- "______, civil, and religious condition and rights of woman"
- the year African American women got the right to vote, spelled out
- "the right to vote"
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- the "p" word that women did to get more rights
- women and men having equal rights is called ________
- many of these "p" words happened at the Seneca Falls Convention
- women not having the right to vote is un____
- the month of the year when we honor women's history
- "social, civil, and ________ condition and rights of woman"
- the leader of the suffragettes who planned the Seneca Falls Convention
- "we celebrate the history, rights, and _____________ of women to society"
- "they ________ equality"
- to participate in an election
- "social, _____, and religious condition and rights of woman"
- the "c" word that women did to get more rights
- the group of women who campaigned for the right to vote
21 Clues: "the right to vote" • "they ________ equality" • to participate in an election • women not having the right to vote is un____ • women didn't always have equal ______ to men • the "p" word that women did to get more rights • the "c" word that women did to get more rights • the month of the year when we honor women's history • ...
Black History Month 2020-02-18
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- She prompted the Montgomery Bus Boycott by refusing to give up her seat on the bus.
- He was a civil rights activist who is famous for his "I Have a Dream" speech.
- He is an Olympic runner from Jamaica.
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- He was the 44th president of the United States and the first African-American president.
- She was a conductor of the Underground Railroad who helped many slaves escape to the northern states and Canada.
- He was the first African-American baseball player to play in the Major Leagues.
6 Clues: He is an Olympic runner from Jamaica. • He was a civil rights activist who is famous for his "I Have a Dream" speech. • He was the first African-American baseball player to play in the Major Leagues. • She prompted the Montgomery Bus Boycott by refusing to give up her seat on the bus. • ...
Black History Month 2020-02-19
Black History Month 2023-02-27
6 Clues: 1st African American Attorney • Town in Oklahoma that hosted Black Wall Street • 1st Black to graduate Ivy League Business School • 1st American woman to be a self-made millionaire? • 1st Black Owned Business listed on the stock market • 1st African American woman in the US to found a bank
Black History Month 2024-02-18
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- American female vocalist who has used her music to strengthen the Black identity. She is also known as "Queen Bey".
- One of the most famous drag queens in history, he hosted a TV reality show to find "America's next drag superstar", where he was referred to as a role model.
- The title of a book by Harriet Beecher Stowe that is believed to have sparked the American Civil War that ended slavery in the 1860s. Uncle _______'s Cabin.
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- Probably the most famous American TV show host. The first African American woman to own a production company, she has also raised money for schools. Her last name is Winfrey.
- Two American sisters who have both been ranked first in the Women's Tennis Association. Their first names are Venus and Serena.
- American Boxer and Social Activist who won the World Heavyweight Championship twice. His real name was Cassius Clay, but he changed it to Muhammad _________ after he converted to Islam.
6 Clues: American female vocalist who has used her music to strengthen the Black identity. She is also known as "Queen Bey". • Two American sisters who have both been ranked first in the Women's Tennis Association. Their first names are Venus and Serena. • ...
Cold Weather Crossword 2023-01-30
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- Lincoln, Washington, and the rest we celebrate in February
- Bears do it in winter and we should too!
- You may have made one (or more) on January 1
- Madness occurs during this month
- A measure of temperature and wind
- A yearning to get out of the "cabin"
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- You need snow to make these figures with your arms and legs
- Achieved statehood March 1, 1867
- The "K" in MLK Day
- History awareness month in February
- Small white ice crystals formed directly from the water vapor of the air
- Garnet is the birthstone of this month
- Blowing snow - not just a drink at DQ
- Valentine's Day mascot
- What you hope comes your way on March 17th
15 Clues: The "K" in MLK Day • Valentine's Day mascot • Achieved statehood March 1, 1867 • Madness occurs during this month • A measure of temperature and wind • History awareness month in February • A yearning to get out of the "cabin" • Blowing snow - not just a drink at DQ • Garnet is the birthstone of this month • Bears do it in winter and we should too! • ...
February Crossword 2023-02-07
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- What Latin word does February come from?
- Number of days in February during a leap year
- The Saxons called February "Sol-monath" which also means
- Color of February
- Flower of February
- February birthstone
- Black History Month is which month?
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- What asian holiday happens on February 5, 2023?
- What animal died last year right before their national holiday?
- Which star sign encompasses the majority of February?
- On February 1, 2023, which space shuttle broke apart mid-flight?
- February, March, and which month all start on the same day if it is not a leap year?
- Which Christian holiday is celebrated on February 2nd each year?
- How many years ago was the last leap year?
14 Clues: Color of February • Flower of February • February birthstone • Black History Month is which month? • What Latin word does February come from? • How many years ago was the last leap year? • Number of days in February during a leap year • What asian holiday happens on February 5, 2023? • Which star sign encompasses the majority of February? • ...
Black History Month 2020-10-01
6 Clues: African rice dish • Black Panter's last name • A continent not a country • pounded, boiled or fried - it's delicious! • a fruit with a contraversial pronounciation • Being set free from legal, social, or political restrictions
Black History Month 2024-02-08
6 Clues: Has a trunk • Flying mammal • Large marsupia • Delivered famous speech in 1963 • Ice Cream originated out of necessity • Known as the "Father of Black History
black history month 2022-01-27
black history month 2022-01-27
Black History Month 2024-02-01
6 Clues: Leader in the USDA. • Inventor of the potato chip. • Famous for his work with peanuts. • Science that deals with chemicals. • Month which celebrates Black history. • Author of the first known cookbook by a Black woman.
Alex & Kaiti 2024-09-24
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- Alex's middle name
- Who is older
- Alexs birth month
- Color of Mack
- Wedding month
- Their black & white dog
- Groom's eye color
- Bride's favorite hobby
- Couple lives in this town
- Both Highschool
- Grooms favorite movie
- Grooms favorite hobby
- Bachelorette destination
- Number of siblings Alex has
- Alex's go to whiskey
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- Milos breed
- Number of years couple has been together
- Kaitis birth month
- Bride's favorite holiday
- Kaiti's favorite color
- Bride's eye color
- Number of people in bridal party
- Second maid of honor
- Bride's favorite movie
- Their black dog
- Bride's new last name
- Best Man
- Maid of Honor
- Bride's maiden name
- Proposal Month
- Wedding town
31 Clues: Best Man • Milos breed • Who is older • Wedding town • Color of Mack • Wedding month • Maid of Honor • Proposal Month • Their black dog • Both Highschool • Alexs birth month • Bride's eye color • Groom's eye color • Alex's middle name • Kaitis birth month • Bride's maiden name • Second maid of honor • Alex's go to whiskey • Bride's new last name • Grooms favorite movie • Grooms favorite hobby • ...
Chapter 1 2020-09-02
30 Clues: few • fat • red • all • four • half • blue • study • blood • black • small • white • urine • heart • joint • origin • narrow • disease • excessive • formation • formation • resembling • attraction • enlargement • review of systems • no known allergies • past medical history • occupational history • usual childhood diseases • history of present illness
Black History Month 2020-10-01
6 Clues: African rice dish • Black Panter's last name • A continent not a country • pounded, boiled or fried - it's delicious! • a fruit with a contraversial pronounciation • Being set free from legal, social, or political restrictions
Black History Month 2023-02-14
6 Clues: famous boxer • famous black activist • first black quarterback • famous basketball player • the first black president • famous singer and song writer
Black History Month 2025-02-21
6 Clues: A talk show host • A famous tennis player • Wrote the "I Have a Dream Speech" • A singer who was in the Super Bowl with Kendrick Lamar • A singer who also played as the Little Mermaid and in the Color Purple • Started the Montgomery Bus Boycott because she would not get up for a white man.
BSU- Black History Month Crossword Puzzle 2024-02-27
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- What boxer was known as the "Louisville Lip?"
- What state was the first to elect a black governor, doing so in 1989?
- What anti-slavery newspaper was published by Frederick Douglass?
- Who was the first Black football player?
- Where was Louis Armstrong's hometown?
- Who is known for launching Black History Month?
- One of the few openly gay men involved in the civil rights movement.
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- What is Burna Boy's first name?
- The first person of color appointed as the Secretary of the State. He was born to Jamaican immigrants.
- This jazz legend referred to music as his mistress.
- The world’s first black-led republic and the second nation in the Western Hemisphere to gain independence from European rule.
- Who is the first Black woman to become Vice President of the United States?
- Who was the youngest prizefighter ever to win the heavyweight championship of the world?
- Which city is known as the birthplace of hip hop?
- What actor & rapper starred in the movie Men In Black?
15 Clues: What is Burna Boy's first name? • Where was Louis Armstrong's hometown? • Who was the first Black football player? • What boxer was known as the "Louisville Lip?" • Who is known for launching Black History Month? • Which city is known as the birthplace of hip hop? • This jazz legend referred to music as his mistress. • ...
Black History Month Crossword puzzle 2023-03-01
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- Ford First president to recognize Black History Month?
- Colvin Who was the first person to sit on the bus before Rosa Parks?
- Luther King - march on washington
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- Obama Who was the first african american president of the united states?
- The month Black history is celebrated in?
- what color represents blood on the pan african flag?
6 Clues: Luther King - march on washington • The month Black history is celebrated in? • what color represents blood on the pan african flag? • Ford First president to recognize Black History Month? • Colvin Who was the first person to sit on the bus before Rosa Parks? • Obama Who was the first african american president of the united states?
Black History Month Crossword puzzle 2023-03-01
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- Ford First president to recognize Black History Month?
- Colvin Who was the first person to sit on the bus before Rosa Parks?
- Luther King - march on washington
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- Obama Who was the first african american president of the united states?
- The month Black history is celebrated in?
- what color represents blood on the pan african flag?
6 Clues: Luther King - march on washington • The month Black history is celebrated in? • what color represents blood on the pan african flag? • Ford First president to recognize Black History Month? • Colvin Who was the first person to sit on the bus before Rosa Parks? • Obama Who was the first african american president of the united states?
Women's History Month Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-08
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- What month Women's History Month in?
- What percentage do women make up in congress?
- What president in 1965 sign the voting rights act into law, allowing all women the right to vote?
- What year was the first Women's History Day held?
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- What is the theme of this Women's History Month?
- What year in the 1900s did Women's History Month start?
- Who earn more college degree women or men?
- What is movie people might watch during the month?
- Who established Women's History Month?
- Who lead Women's History Month to be established?
10 Clues: What month Women's History Month in? • Who established Women's History Month? • Who earn more college degree women or men? • What percentage do women make up in congress? • What is the theme of this Women's History Month? • Who lead Women's History Month to be established? • What year was the first Women's History Day held? • ...
Black History Month Crossword puzzle 2023-03-01
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- Ford First president to recognize Black History Month?
- Colvin Who was the first person to sit on the bus before Rosa Parks?
- Luther King - march on washington
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- Obama Who was the first african american president of the united states?
- The month Black history is celebrated in?
- what color represents blood on the pan african flag?
6 Clues: Luther King - march on washington • The month Black history is celebrated in? • what color represents blood on the pan african flag? • Ford First president to recognize Black History Month? • Colvin Who was the first person to sit on the bus before Rosa Parks? • Obama Who was the first african american president of the united states?
February Trivia 2025-02-07
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- Month that is the celebration of Black History
- Sport often played during the winter Olympics held in February ___ Hockey
- Famous US holiday on the third Monday of February, ______ Day
- Birthstone of February
- February 29th occurs only in this type of year
- Famous US president born in February, known for his Gettysburg address
- Flower associated with February 14th
- Alternative name for February 2nd (holiday) _________ Day
- US president born on February 22nd
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- February's zodiac sign for the first half
- February's birthstone color
- Month after January
- February's month number in the calendar year
- Day when love is often celebrated
- Holiday celebrating love
- February's zodiac sign for the second half
- Valentine's Day flower
- Groundhog Day event animal
18 Clues: Month after January • Birthstone of February • Valentine's Day flower • Holiday celebrating love • Groundhog Day event animal • February's birthstone color • Day when love is often celebrated • US president born on February 22nd • Flower associated with February 14th • February's zodiac sign for the first half • February's zodiac sign for the second half • ...
A Christmas Gift 2022-12-22
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- A smaller part of the food pyramid
- City of Brotherly Love
- A soft creamy cheese
- Rings on the olympic flag
- Midday meal according to your grandpa
- Composer, or what a dog might sound like
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- Where you can't shout "fire"
- Jimmy of late night
- Some consider it the first day of the week
- Pavarotti's platform
- 90's hit sitcom
- Auto
- Black History Month
13 Clues: Auto • 90's hit sitcom • Jimmy of late night • Black History Month • Pavarotti's platform • A soft creamy cheese • City of Brotherly Love • Rings on the olympic flag • Where you can't shout "fire" • A smaller part of the food pyramid • Midday meal according to your grandpa • Composer, or what a dog might sound like • Some consider it the first day of the week
Social Justice Crossword 2023-09-21
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- What system deals with laws?
- Public school is an example of our right to _________.
- The right to exist is a _______ right.
- What is the name for the fight for female rights?
- We recognize Truth and __________ in late September.
- What is it called to provide everyone equal opportunities?
- What is one way to express discontent?
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- What is the opposite of transgender?
- February is _________ History Month.
- What month is June?
- What health is important aside from physical health?
- Viola _______ is on the Canadian $10 bill.
- Canadian land is _______ land.
- What is an advantage for one group called?
- Canadian Chart of Rights and ________.
15 Clues: What month is June? • What system deals with laws? • Canadian land is _______ land. • What is the opposite of transgender? • February is _________ History Month. • The right to exist is a _______ right. • Canadian Chart of Rights and ________. • What is one way to express discontent? • Viola _______ is on the Canadian $10 bill. • What is an advantage for one group called? • ...
