black history month Crossword Puzzles
BLACK HISTORY MONTH VOC TEST 2022-03-02
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- Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters)
- US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters)
- Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters)
- Desert for opponent (6 letters)
- Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters)
- Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters)
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- Traduction de surligneur, mettre en avant (9 letters)
- US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters)
- Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters)
- Traduction de accablé, submergé, boulversé (11 letters)
10 Clues: Desert for opponent (6 letters) • US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters) • Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters) • Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters) • Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters) • Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters) • Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters) • US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters) • ...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH VOC TEST 2022-03-02
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- US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters)
- Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters)
- Traduction de surligneur, mettre en avant (9 letters)
- Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters)
- Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters)
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- Desert for opponent (6 letters)
- Traduction de accablé, submergé, boulversé (11 letters)
- Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters)
- US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters)
- Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters)
10 Clues: Desert for opponent (6 letters) • US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters) • Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters) • Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters) • Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters) • Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters) • Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters) • US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters) • ...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH VOC TEST 2022-03-02
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- Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters)
- Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters)
- Traduction de accablé, submergé, boulversé (11 letters)
- US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters)
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- Traduction de surligneur, mettre en avant (9 letters)
- Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters)
- Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters)
- US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters)
- Desert for opponent (6 letters)
- Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters)
10 Clues: Desert for opponent (6 letters) • US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters) • Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters) • Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters) • Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters) • Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters) • Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters) • US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters) • ...
Black History Month Scavenger Hunt 2025-01-30
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- Which Harlem Renaissance poet wrote “The Negro Speaks of Rivers”?
- Who was the first Black senator elected after Reconstruction?
- What was the name of the secret network used by enslaved people to escape to freedom?
- Who was the self-taught scientist known for developing hundreds of products from peanuts?
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- Which African American mathematician’s calculations helped NASA land on the moon?
- Who led hundreds of enslaved people to freedom as a conductor on the Underground Railroad?
- Who refused to give up her bus seat in Montgomery, Alabama, in 1955?
- Who was the leader of the 1963 March on Washington?
- Who was the first African American woman to travel to space, and what year did she make her historic flight?
- Who was the first Black U.S. Supreme Court Justice?
10 Clues: Who was the leader of the 1963 March on Washington? • Who was the first Black U.S. Supreme Court Justice? • Who was the first Black senator elected after Reconstruction? • Which Harlem Renaissance poet wrote “The Negro Speaks of Rivers”? • Who refused to give up her bus seat in Montgomery, Alabama, in 1955? • ...
Black History Month Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-06
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- This amendment granted citizenship to all persons "born or naturalized in the United States".
- A federal holiday on Mon, Jun 19, 2023.
- A political slogan and a name that is given to various associated ideologies which aim to achieve self-determination for black people
- A political and social movement that seeks to highlight racism, discrimination, and racial inequality experienced by black people.
- I held the Famous "I Have a Dream" speech
- Any code of law that defined and especially limited the rights of formerly enslaved African Americans.
- The amendment that abolished slavery.
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- The proclamation issued by President Lincoln on September 22, 1862, that freed the people held as slaves in those territories still in rebellion against the Union from January 1, 1863, forward.
- The state of setting someone or something apart from others.
- I was enslaved, escaped, and helped others gain their freedom as a “conductor" of the Underground Railroad.
10 Clues: The amendment that abolished slavery. • A federal holiday on Mon, Jun 19, 2023. • I held the Famous "I Have a Dream" speech • The state of setting someone or something apart from others. • This amendment granted citizenship to all persons "born or naturalized in the United States". • ...
Black History Month Brain Teaser 2026-02-12
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- I am the first Black women to win an Academy Award for my role in "Gone with the Wind"
- This statue was a gift to the United States representing freedom
- I am a famous jazz player known for my trumpet playing skills
- I refused to give up my seat on the bus initiating the Montgomery Bus Boycott
- I am an abolitionist who escaped slavery and helped others using the underground railroad
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- I am a scientist who created 300 plus products from peanuts, soybeans, sweet potatoes, and walnuts
- I am the first Black Supreme Court Justice
- I am the first Black president of the United States
- I am the inventor of the car headlight and the modern-day traffic light
- I am the baseball player to break color barriers in Major League Baseball
10 Clues: I am the first Black Supreme Court Justice • I am the first Black president of the United States • I am a famous jazz player known for my trumpet playing skills • This statue was a gift to the United States representing freedom • I am the inventor of the car headlight and the modern-day traffic light • ...
February 411 Crossword 2025-01-22
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- wears a diaper and shoots arrows
- brand of chocolate
- happens on the 2nd Sunday of this month
- 16th President's last name
- your sweetheart that receives attention on day 14
- birthstone for February
- last name of the Father of Black history
- romantic dinner between two people
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- last name of first African American woman in congress
- emerges from hole to see a shadow
- another word for kiss
- where the first groundhog day celebration occurred
- organ affiliated with love
- happens every four years
14 Clues: brand of chocolate • another word for kiss • birthstone for February • happens every four years • 16th President's last name • organ affiliated with love • wears a diaper and shoots arrows • emerges from hole to see a shadow • romantic dinner between two people • happens on the 2nd Sunday of this month • last name of the Father of Black history • ...
Women History Month 2017-03-30
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- was the wife of James Madiso
- was an American leader of the woman's suffrage movement. In 1872
- was an American computer scientist and United States Navy rear admiral. In 194
- was an American sociologist and workers-rights advocate who served as the U.S. Secretary of Labor from 1933 to 1945
- was a Puritan spiritual adviser, mother of 15
- She is the author of the nursery rhyme "Mary Had a Little Lamb
- American nurse and a Californian real estate entrepreneur and philanthropist
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- was of mixed Yamacraw and English ancestry. She facilitated in the development of Colonial Georgia and became an important intermediary
- a prominent American orator, abolitionist, and suffragist, and a vocal advocate and organizer promoting rights for women
- who helped the Lewis and Clark Expedition
- mother" of Social Work was a pioneer American settlement activist/reformer
- American politician and women's rights advocate, and the first woman to hold national office in the United States
- was an American activist on behalf of the indigent insane who, through a vigorous program of lobbying state legislatures and the United States Congress
- was an American social reformer and women's rights activist who played a pivotal role in the women's suffrage movement
- American politician, educator, and author. In 1968, she became the first black woman elected to the United States Congress
- escaped with her infant daughter to freedom in 1826
- who featured frequently as an author and speaker in the mass media during the 1960s and 1970s
17 Clues: was the wife of James Madiso • who helped the Lewis and Clark Expedition • was a Puritan spiritual adviser, mother of 15 • escaped with her infant daughter to freedom in 1826 • She is the author of the nursery rhyme "Mary Had a Little Lamb • was an American leader of the woman's suffrage movement. In 1872 • ...
Hispanic History Month 2024-09-12
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- an island in the Caribbean southeast of Cuba
- Green Plantains stuffed with cheese
- traditionally served in a red clay pot
- Cuban dish that with shredded beef,cooked onions, peppers,olives and tomatoes sauce
- a spicy stew and is a staple of Guatemalan cuisine.
- Bandeja Paisa is the national dish of what country
- Blend of meat, vegetables and eggs
- Mashed,fried plantains mixed with garlic,olive oil and pork clackings
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- A central American breakfast
- a healthy Peruvian dish that is usually served as an appetizer.
- Means roasted in Spanish
- What country is carneada from?
- A dark red-brown Sause from Puebla made with ancho chiles and chocolate
- Located in central America between Colombia and costa rica
- Has shredded beef,rice,beans and plantains
- stuffed corn cakes served with curtido and salsa roja.
- Paella is the national dish of which country?
17 Clues: Means roasted in Spanish • A central American breakfast • What country is carneada from? • Blend of meat, vegetables and eggs • Green Plantains stuffed with cheese • traditionally served in a red clay pot • Has shredded beef,rice,beans and plantains • an island in the Caribbean southeast of Cuba • Paella is the national dish of which country? • ...
Hispanic History Month 2024-09-12
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- an island in the Caribbean southeast of Cuba
- Green Plantains stuffed with cheese
- traditionally served in a red clay pot
- Cuban dish that with shredded beef,cooked onions, peppers,olives and tomatoes sauce
- a spicy stew and is a staple of Guatemalan cuisine.
- Bandeja Paisa is the national dish of what country
- Blend of meat, vegetables and eggs
- Mashed,fried plantains mixed with garlic,olive oil and pork clackings
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- A central American breakfast
- a healthy Peruvian dish that is usually served as an appetizer.
- Means roasted in Spanish
- What country is carneada from?
- A dark red-brown Sause from Puebla made with ancho chiles and chocolate
- Located in central America between Colombia and costa rica
- Has shredded beef,rice,beans and plantains
- stuffed corn cakes served with curtido and salsa roja.
- Paella is the national dish of which country?
17 Clues: Means roasted in Spanish • A central American breakfast • What country is carneada from? • Blend of meat, vegetables and eggs • Green Plantains stuffed with cheese • traditionally served in a red clay pot • Has shredded beef,rice,beans and plantains • an island in the Caribbean southeast of Cuba • Paella is the national dish of which country? • ...
Women History Month 2025-03-12
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- considered to be one of the best female golfers in the world
- Founder of American red cross
- african american 1st lady of U.S
- considered the best female swimmer of all time
- best female race car driver of all time
- one of the best female collegiate basketball players
- 1st female to officiate NBA and WNBA basketball
- some say that she is the best softball pitcher to play the game
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- one of the greatest beach volleyball players from the us
- 1st and only female to play in the NHL
- one of the greatest tennis players off all time big advocate for gender equality
- considered one of the fastest females (Flo-Jo)
- kept a diary documenting her life in hiding during WWII
- one of the young and upcoming stars in volleyball played in Ann Arbor michigan\
- 1st female to officiate NFL games
- Best female MMA fighter
- O'connor 1st female to serve on the U.S supreme court
17 Clues: Best female MMA fighter • Founder of American red cross • african american 1st lady of U.S • 1st female to officiate NFL games • 1st and only female to play in the NHL • best female race car driver of all time • considered one of the fastest females (Flo-Jo) • considered the best female swimmer of all time • 1st female to officiate NBA and WNBA basketball • ...
Women's History Month 2025-03-12
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- a new and upcoming oh for Nebraska in volleyball
- the only woman to play in the NHL
- the first woman to officiate NFL games
- some say she is one of the best softball players ever
- the best female race car driver
- kept a diary of her life during wwII
- the first female to officiate NBA and wba games
- considered one of the greatest swimmers of all time
- Founder of Redcross
- one of the best female tennis players of all time
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- 1st female to serve on us supreme court
- one of the best female bb college coaches
- one of the best beach volleyball players
- The first African American First Lady of the us
- one of the best female golfers in the world
- fastest woman ever recorded
- best female MMA fighter
17 Clues: Founder of Redcross • best female MMA fighter • fastest woman ever recorded • the best female race car driver • the only woman to play in the NHL • kept a diary of her life during wwII • the first woman to officiate NFL games • 1st female to serve on us supreme court • one of the best beach volleyball players • one of the best female bb college coaches • ...
Women's History Month 2026-02-11
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- Chairman of the Washington Post
- Hailed as the "Queen of Gospel"
- Was attacked during the "Bloody Sunday" March in Selma
- First woman elected to Congress
- Hailed as the "first black supermodel"
- Her mathematical computations helped launch the US into space
- First woman to be Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation
- First Congress member to be born in Thailand
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- Published "A Voice from the South"
- Her team won the Negro League World Series
- Heralded as the "voice of Hispanic America"
- Won the French Open and Wimbledon
- First woman of Indian descent to fly in space
- Infiltrated insane asylum and exposed unfair treatment of patients
- First African American woman to serve in the New York State Senate
- Hollywood's first ever Asian American movie star
- Founded the Daytona Educational and Industrial School for Negro Girls
17 Clues: Chairman of the Washington Post • Hailed as the "Queen of Gospel" • First woman elected to Congress • Won the French Open and Wimbledon • Published "A Voice from the South" • Hailed as the "first black supermodel" • Her team won the Negro League World Series • Heralded as the "voice of Hispanic America" • First Congress member to be born in Thailand • ...
mini crossword 2024-06-04
10 Clues: Ewe said it • Wards (off) • Make ___ Meet • "You said it!" • Be in the world • Robin's residence • Amazon's version of siri • Black history month; abbr • Suffix with Beatle or Wrestle • Nathan who said "The reason I was in most of the movies I've done is that they paid me to be in the theater
October Crosswords 2023-09-29
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- Some much-deserved time off at the end of this month!
- The Square where I hope you'll spend many autumn evenings
- We'll call this lakeside town home this weekend
- Who does this year's UK Black History Month celebrate?
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- The colour to which the leaves will soon change
- This Jack is one of Britain's most infamous killers
- Enjoy German steins and wursts at this festival
- Where you can find all relevant TAL dates and events
- This musical just down the street closes this month
- The spooky classic you saw after Tower of London
10 Clues: The colour to which the leaves will soon change • Enjoy German steins and wursts at this festival • We'll call this lakeside town home this weekend • The spooky classic you saw after Tower of London • This Jack is one of Britain's most infamous killers • This musical just down the street closes this month • Where you can find all relevant TAL dates and events • ...
Black History Month Crossword: Notable African-Americans 2021-02-23
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- First African-American U.S. Supreme Court Justice
- First female African-American astronaut
- Refused to give up her seat on a bus, an action
- First African-American secretary of state
- First African-American awarded the Nobel Prize in literature
- Often called the Queen of Soul, this singer performed at Bill Clinton's and Barack Obama's inaugurations
- First African-American U.S. Supreme Court Justice
- Notable African-American scientist; often credited with inventing peanut butter
- First male African-American Grammy winner
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- Most famous jazz trumpeter of the 20th century
- Notable boxer famous for saying "I am the greatest"
- Wrote the novel Invisible Man
- First African-American man to win an Oscar for best actor
- First African-American woman elected to the U.S. House of Representatives; first African-American woman to run for president
- Founder of Negro History Week, precursor to Black History Month
- Cofounder of the NAACP
- Civil rights leader famous for his "I have a Dream" speech
- First African-American Major League Baseball player
- Opera singer who gave a concert in front of the Lincoln Memorial when she was banned from performing at Constitution Hall
19 Clues: Cofounder of the NAACP • Wrote the novel Invisible Man • First female African-American astronaut • First African-American secretary of state • First male African-American Grammy winner • Most famous jazz trumpeter of the 20th century • Refused to give up her seat on a bus, an action • First African-American U.S. Supreme Court Justice • ...
October DE&I Crossword Puzzle 2023-10-03
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- In which month is Dia da Consciencia Negra (Black Consciousness Day) in Brazil?
- What is the name of the firm's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer,+, and Ally Business Resource Group with over 17,500 members across 49 States?
- What was the term given to the all-black regiments in the United States Army as early as 1866?
- What is the link you can go to to support recruitment of diverse talent to CB?
- Who was the first black woman to be elected to U.S. Congress, founder of the Congressional Black Causcus and the Congressional Woman's Caucus. She was also the first black woman to run for president.
- What is 2023's Black History Month Theme?
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- Who is the co-chair of the BOLD Canada/LATAM/Bahamas BRG in addition to Shelly-Ann Barnett?
- Who was the first African American Woman in space?
- Who was the first African American to win an Oscar?
- Who is the new Co-Chair of the North American Adelante Business Resource Group in addition to Rosa Ramos-Kwok?
10 Clues: What is 2023's Black History Month Theme? • Who was the first African American Woman in space? • Who was the first African American to win an Oscar? • What is the link you can go to to support recruitment of diverse talent to CB? • In which month is Dia da Consciencia Negra (Black Consciousness Day) in Brazil? • ...
Valentine's Day Crossword 2024-02-07
8 Clues: a Roman god of love • Barbie's favorite color! • a shape that represents love • a motion you might make to give love • a feeling expressed on Valentine's Day • a treat that you give on Valentine's Day • the month of love and Black History Month • we give these out to our friends on Feb. 14
October DE&I Crossword Puzzle 2023-10-03
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- In which month is Dia da Consciencia Negra (Black Consciousness Day) in Brazil?
- What is the name of the firm's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer,+, and Ally Business Resource Group with over 17,500 members across 49 States?
- What was the term given to the all-black regiments in the United States Army as early as 1866?
- What is the link you can go to to support recruitment of diverse talent to CB?
- Who was the first black woman to be elected to U.S. Congress, founder of the Congressional Black Causcus and the Congressional Woman's Caucus. She was also the first black woman to run for president.
- What is 2023's Black History Month Theme?
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- Who is the co-chair of the BOLD Canada/LATAM/Bahamas BRG in addition to Shelly-Ann Barnett?
- Who was the first African American Woman in space?
- Who was the first African American to win an Oscar?
- Who is the new Co-Chair of the North American Adelante Business Resource Group in addition to Rosa Ramos-Kwok?
10 Clues: What is 2023's Black History Month Theme? • Who was the first African American Woman in space? • Who was the first African American to win an Oscar? • What is the link you can go to to support recruitment of diverse talent to CB? • In which month is Dia da Consciencia Negra (Black Consciousness Day) in Brazil? • ...
Black History Month- Melba Pattillo 2021-01-23
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- "Two, Four, six, eight we ain't gonna _______" was a chant outside the school Melba attended in 1957.
- Dr. Martin Luther ____ meets with Melba and the other eight students and tells them they are "fighting for generation not yet born".
- The schools in Little Rock Arkansas were _______ in 1958 to stop integration.
- Melba leaves Little Rock to finish her education in this state.
- Tday Melba Patilla is a _____ reminding others to keep fighting fr equality and opportunity for all races.
- Melba Pattillo is considered a _____ for risking her life so that children of all ages could be educated together.
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- This president sent federal troops to escort Melba and eight other students into Central High School.
- At Central High school, Melba is pelted with eggs and dodges sticks of ____.
- Melba's ______ was threatened several times.
- Arkansas Governor Orville _______ tried to stop black students from attending schools with whites.
10 Clues: Melba's ______ was threatened several times. • Melba leaves Little Rock to finish her education in this state. • At Central High school, Melba is pelted with eggs and dodges sticks of ____. • The schools in Little Rock Arkansas were _______ in 1958 to stop integration. • ...
Black History Month Fun Facts 2022-02-23
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- Major League Baseball player in 1947
- First African-American Country Music Star
- Co-inventor of IBM's original personal computer
- Led more than 300 slaves to freedom through the Underground Railroad
- Refused to move from her seat
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- "Father of Black History,”
- Legs insured for $3.2 Million.
- First African American to publish a book of poetry
- First African-American President of the United States of America
- Unintentionally created the potato chip
10 Clues: "Father of Black History,” • Refused to move from her seat • Legs insured for $3.2 Million. • Major League Baseball player in 1947 • Unintentionally created the potato chip • First African-American Country Music Star • Co-inventor of IBM's original personal computer • First African American to publish a book of poetry • ...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH VOC TEST 2022-03-02
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- emotions: to feel disappointed (10 letters)
- Synonym of accomplishment (11 letters)
- The US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters)
- traduction pluriel de voleurs (7 letters)
- traduction de pertinent; utile (8 letters)
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- : traduction de bétail (6 letters)
- traduction de insoumis, rebelle (10 letters)
- Anger/resentment growing slowly (6 letters)
- to give a nickname (3 letters)
- US spelling of "analyser" (7 letters)
10 Clues: to give a nickname (3 letters) • : traduction de bétail (6 letters) • US spelling of "analyser" (7 letters) • Synonym of accomplishment (11 letters) • traduction pluriel de voleurs (7 letters) • traduction de pertinent; utile (8 letters) • emotions: to feel disappointed (10 letters) • Anger/resentment growing slowly (6 letters) • ...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH VOC TEST 2022-03-02
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- traduction pluriel de voleurs (7 letters)
- Synonym of accomplishment (11 letters)
- emotions: to feel disappointed (10 letters)
- to give a nickname (3 letters)
- The US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters)
- US spelling of "analyser" (7 letters)
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- : traduction de bétail (6 letters)
- Anger/resentment growing slowly (6 letters)
- traduction de insoumis, rebelle (10 letters)
- traduction de pertinent; utile (8 letters)
10 Clues: to give a nickname (3 letters) • : traduction de bétail (6 letters) • US spelling of "analyser" (7 letters) • Synonym of accomplishment (11 letters) • traduction pluriel de voleurs (7 letters) • traduction de pertinent; utile (8 letters) • Anger/resentment growing slowly (6 letters) • emotions: to feel disappointed (10 letters) • ...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH VOC TEST 2022-03-02
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- Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters)
- Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters)
- Traduction de accablé, submergé, boulversé (11 letters)
- US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters)
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- Traduction de surligneur, mettre en avant (9 letters)
- Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters)
- Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters)
- US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters)
- Desert for opponent (6 letters)
- Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters)
10 Clues: Desert for opponent (6 letters) • US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters) • Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters) • Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters) • Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters) • Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters) • Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters) • US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters) • ...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH VOC TEST 2022-03-02
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- Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters)
- Traduction de accablé, submergé, boulversé (11 letters)
- Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters)
- Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters)
- Traduction de surligneur, mettre en avant (9 letters)
- US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters)
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- Desert for opponent (6 letters)
- US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters)
- Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters)
- Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters)
10 Clues: Desert for opponent (6 letters) • US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters) • Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters) • Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters) • Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters) • Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters) • Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters) • US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters) • ...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH VOC TEST 2022-03-02
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- Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters)
- Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters)
- Traduction de accablé, submergé, boulversé (11 letters)
- US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters)
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- Traduction de surligneur, mettre en avant (9 letters)
- Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters)
- Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters)
- US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters)
- Desert for opponent (6 letters)
- Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters)
10 Clues: Desert for opponent (6 letters) • US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters) • Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters) • Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters) • Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters) • Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters) • Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters) • US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters) • ...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH VOC TEST 2022-03-02
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- US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters)
- Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters)
- Desert for opponent (6 letters)
- Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters)
- Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters)
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- Traduction de accablé, submergé, boulversé (11 letters)
- Traduction de surligneur, mettre en avant (9 letters)
- Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters)
- US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters)
- Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters)
10 Clues: Desert for opponent (6 letters) • US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters) • Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters) • Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters) • Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters) • Person who steals livestock/cattle ( 7 letters) • Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters) • US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters) • ...
Black History Month - Week Two 2014-02-04
10 Clues: Invented the Guitar • Invented the Toilet • Invented the Horseshoe • Invented the Lawn Mower • Invented the Typewriter • Invented the Street Sweeper • Invented the Postal Letter Box • Invented the Horse Riding Saddle • Invented the Automatic Fishing Reel • Invented the Ironing Board and Pace Maker Controls
Black History Month - Alexa Morales 2023-02-09
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- known for delivering the "I Have a Dream" speech
- the first African American woman to own her own production company
- first black woman to serve as the First Lady of the United States
- known as the first African American player to take the field in the American or National League in the 20th century
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- 18 time All- Star who won five NBA championships
- the first fighter to win the heavyweight championship on three separate occasions
- known as the host for Family Feud
- known for helping slaves gain their freedom as a conductor of the Underground railroad
- refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white man
- holds the most major singles, doubles, and mixed doubles titles combined among all active tennis players
10 Clues: known as the host for Family Feud • 18 time All- Star who won five NBA championships • known for delivering the "I Have a Dream" speech • refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white man • first black woman to serve as the First Lady of the United States • the first African American woman to own her own production company • ...
Black History Month Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-14
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- Known as the first woman self-made millionaire
- this journalist risked her life to report the truth
- He was a championship boxer and civil rights activist.
- He was the leader of Civil Rights
- She stood up for African Americans by not getting out of her seat.
- she flew biplanes in 1920
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- Considered the greatest basketball player in history
- First African-American to play in Major League Baseball
- she was a conductor for the Underground Railroad and a spy.
- One of the most popular singers and performers of all time
10 Clues: she flew biplanes in 1920 • He was the leader of Civil Rights • Known as the first woman self-made millionaire • this journalist risked her life to report the truth • Considered the greatest basketball player in history • He was a championship boxer and civil rights activist. • First African-American to play in Major League Baseball • ...
Black History Month Vocabulary Words 2024-02-29
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- a person who publicly supports a policy, cause, or action
- valued items, qualities, and customs that are passed down from one generation to the next
- a preconceived opinion about someone or something that is not based on fact, reason, or experience
- a person who favors the abolition of a practice formerly related to slavery
- Rights the right to social equality, freedom, and political freedom
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- the enforced separation of groups based on race in a country or community
- freeing someone from or something else who has control
- unjust treatment of different categories of people
- an unjust act, unfairness
- the state of being equal in right status and opportunities to succeed
10 Clues: an unjust act, unfairness • unjust treatment of different categories of people • freeing someone from or something else who has control • a person who publicly supports a policy, cause, or action • Rights the right to social equality, freedom, and political freedom • the state of being equal in right status and opportunities to succeed • ...
Black History Month (Famous Figures) 2024-02-21
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- Writer of “I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings” (Last name)
- Famous Olympic runner (First name)
- Famous reggae singer (Last Name)
- Gave the speech “I have a dream” (First Name)
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- Famous basketball player (Last Name)
- Famous French football player (First Name)
- Famous singer(First Name)
- Talk show host(Fist Name)
- South African comedian (First Name)
- Freed slaves(First Name)
10 Clues: Freed slaves(First Name) • Famous singer(First Name) • Talk show host(Fist Name) • Famous reggae singer (Last Name) • Famous Olympic runner (First name) • South African comedian (First Name) • Famous basketball player (Last Name) • Famous French football player (First Name) • Gave the speech “I have a dream” (First Name) • ...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH "THE INVENTORS" 2025-02-03
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- FIRST BLACK FEMALE DOCTOR TO RECEIVE MEDICAL PATENT FOR LASER CATERACT TREATMENT DEVICE
- CREATED THE PORTABLE IRONING BOARD AND LAWN SPRINKLER
- RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COLOR PC MONITOR
- CREATED THE FIRST 3 LIGHT TRAFFIC LIGHT
- PATENTED AUTOMATIC ELEVATOR DOORS AFTER HIS DAUGHTER ALMOST FELL DOWN AN ELEVATOR SHAFT
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- ONE OF THE AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN TO RECIEVE A U.S. PATENT FOR THE "FOLDING CABINET BED"
- CREATED EARLY VERSION OF MODERN HOME SECURITY SYSTEM
- INVENTED THE ILLUSION TRANSMITTER (USED IN 3D MOVIES AND AT NASA)
- NICKNAMED "FATHER OF ICE CREAM"
- DESIGNED A NATURAL GAS FURNACE MORE EFFICIENT THAN FIREPLACES
10 Clues: NICKNAMED "FATHER OF ICE CREAM" • RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COLOR PC MONITOR • CREATED THE FIRST 3 LIGHT TRAFFIC LIGHT • CREATED EARLY VERSION OF MODERN HOME SECURITY SYSTEM • CREATED THE PORTABLE IRONING BOARD AND LAWN SPRINKLER • DESIGNED A NATURAL GAS FURNACE MORE EFFICIENT THAN FIREPLACES • INVENTED THE ILLUSION TRANSMITTER (USED IN 3D MOVIES AND AT NASA) • ...
Women's History Month 2025-03-10
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- ¿Quien fue la primera mujer en ganar el Oscar en la categora de Mejor Director? ______ Bigelow
- ¿Quien fue el artista? “ Eras Tour” su gira es de la mayor recaudación de todos los tiempos con mas de mil millones de dólares en ingresos
- ¿Quien fundio la Cruz Roja?
- ¿Quien ser convirtió en la primera mujer estadounidense en el espacio?
- ¿Quien es el Director Ejecutivo y Presidente de Dutch Brothers Coffee? Christine ______
- ¿Quien fue la primera mujer en convertirse en millonaria por sus propios méritos? Madam C.J. ______
- ¿Quien fue el icono cultural que represento a las mujeres que trabajaron durante la segunda Guerra Mundial? ______ the Riveter
- ¿Quien fue la primera mujer en volar sola a través del Océano Atlantico? ______ Earhart
- ¿Quien fue la primera gimnsta mas condecorada de todos los tiempos con 11 medallas olímpicas?
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- ¿Quien fue la primera mujer en ingresar al Salón de Fama de Rock en Roll en 1987?
- ¿Quien fue la primera mujer fuez de la Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos? ______ Day O'Connor
- ¿Quien es La tenista femenina mas condecorada de la Era Abierta con 23 Titulos Individuales de Grand Slam? ______ Williams
- ¿Quien tiene el record de mas premios Grammy con 35 victorias?
- ¿Quien descubrio los elementos radio y polonio y obtuvo su Primer Premio Nobel?
- ¿Quien es el Director de Producción de Lyons Magnus?
- ¿Quien es la Vicepresidente de Recursos Humanos de Lyons Magnus?
- ¿Quien es la Presidenta de Operaciones Comerciales de Lyons Magnus?
17 Clues: ¿Quien fundio la Cruz Roja? • ¿Quien es el Director de Producción de Lyons Magnus? • ¿Quien tiene el record de mas premios Grammy con 35 victorias? • ¿Quien es la Vicepresidente de Recursos Humanos de Lyons Magnus? • ¿Quien es la Presidenta de Operaciones Comerciales de Lyons Magnus? • ¿Quien ser convirtió en la primera mujer estadounidense en el espacio? • ...
Hispanic History Month 2024-09-12
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- an island in the Caribbean southeast of Cuba
- Green Plantains stuffed with cheese
- traditionally served in a red clay pot
- Cuban dish that with shredded beef,cooked onions, peppers,olives and tomatoes sauce
- a spicy stew and is a staple of Guatemalan cuisine.
- Bandeja Paisa is the national dish of what country
- Blend of meat, vegetables and eggs
- Mashed,fried plantains mixed with garlic,olive oil and pork clackings
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- A central American breakfast
- a healthy Peruvian dish that is usually served as an appetizer.
- Means roasted in Spanish
- What country is carneada from?
- A dark red-brown Sause from Puebla made with ancho chiles and chocolate
- Located in central America between Colombia and costa rica
- Has shredded beef,rice,beans and plantains
- stuffed corn cakes served with curtido and salsa roja.
- Paella is the national dish of which country?
17 Clues: Means roasted in Spanish • A central American breakfast • What country is carneada from? • Blend of meat, vegetables and eggs • Green Plantains stuffed with cheese • traditionally served in a red clay pot • Has shredded beef,rice,beans and plantains • an island in the Caribbean southeast of Cuba • Paella is the national dish of which country? • ...
MICHAEL IS A CLOWN 2024-06-10
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- How Mr. Tang's brothers ape died
- what are antient Greek mazes called
- the last book we read in ELA as a class
- What is the roman numeral for four
- What are the names of the coordinates for earth
- what is mr tang's friend in the classroom
- Who illustrated good masters sweet ladies?
- Who is the Roman god of the sky
- The friction when an object travels through the air
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- what is the formula for acceleration
- The date this crossword puzzle was made.
- what does every hero go through
- the month of black history month
- what plastic animal does Mr. Tang have in his room
- what baseball player does Mr.Tang have a quote from on the wall
- what is the formula for speed
- Mr. Tang's Height
- The number on the top of a fraction.
- what is the formula for net force
19 Clues: Mr. Tang's Height • what is the formula for speed • what does every hero go through • Who is the Roman god of the sky • How Mr. Tang's brothers ape died • the month of black history month • what is the formula for net force • What is the roman numeral for four • what are antient Greek mazes called • what is the formula for acceleration • The number on the top of a fraction. • ...
Native American Awareness in Danvers 2023-11-08
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- A thriller by Nick Medina about a young Native girl’s hunt for answers about the women disappearing from her reservation. This book is currently part of the Native American Heritage Month display in our public library.
- In 2020, Danvers' Select Board voted unanimously to endorse Statehouse Bill 3665, an act establishing this holiday at the national level.
- In 2022, the Danvers Historical Society brought this speaker in to talk about the history of Indigenous Peoples in Danvers from the last Ice Age to the Colonial Period.
- Acronym for the center in Danvers that seeks to preserve Native American cultural traditions, provide services to Native American people, and elevate their history and experiences.
- Annual event held in the Danvers community until the pandemic that celebrated Native American history and culture.
- The Town of Danvers is located on the ancestral homelands of these people (first of two tribes).
- The author of An Afro-Indigenous History of the United States, a historical novel about the efforts of Black and Indigenous people toward justice throughout history. This book is currently part of the Native American Heritage Month display in our public library.
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- Street name of the aforementioned Center in Danvers.
- The cause of the rapid depletion of the indigenous people in our area.
- The HRIC Rights and Inclusion Committee included this Native American Activist in their Women’s History Month Speaker Series in 2022.
- The Town of Danvers is located on the ancestral homelands of these people (second of two tribes).
11 Clues: Street name of the aforementioned Center in Danvers. • The cause of the rapid depletion of the indigenous people in our area. • The Town of Danvers is located on the ancestral homelands of these people (first of two tribes). • The Town of Danvers is located on the ancestral homelands of these people (second of two tribes). • ...
Blackish 2025-02-25
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- 2nd Emancipation Day
- White Men Can't ____
- Barack
- Love and ____
- Whitney and ____
- Jackson or Jordan
- Poetic _____
- use this to protect your hair
- favorite TV show host Steve ____
- for whippings or pants
- " you told ___ to beat me?"
- Fresh Price of ____. (hyp)
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- "Crank Dat" creator (2 wrds)
- " I put that on ___" (2 wrds)
- meals prepared on Sundays (2 wrds)
- Smokie and Ice Cube
- come in the house when these come on (2 wrds)
- Chicken and _____
- kids call everyone this
- social media stream for dance videos
- Black History month
- The most famous DOGG
- DJ Cool ___, Founder of HIP-HOP
- Aunt _____ and Uncle Ben.
- The NOTORIOUS ___
25 Clues: Barack • Poetic _____ • Love and ____ • Whitney and ____ • Chicken and _____ • Jackson or Jordan • The NOTORIOUS ___ • Smokie and Ice Cube • Black History month • 2nd Emancipation Day • White Men Can't ____ • The most famous DOGG • for whippings or pants • kids call everyone this • Aunt _____ and Uncle Ben. • Fresh Price of ____. (hyp) • " you told ___ to beat me?" • "Crank Dat" creator (2 wrds) • ...
Altus Crossword 2020-02-18
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- Altus HQ location
- The name of the Altus Group intranet
- Research, ____________ & Advisory (Hint: RVA)
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- Altus Group's Month of ____________ (Hint: Use the search feauture on Acorn if you get stuck)
- Diversity and _________________ Committee
- What month is Black History Month celebrated in North America?
- An acronym used to describe the Asia Pacific region
7 Clues: Altus HQ location • The name of the Altus Group intranet • Diversity and _________________ Committee • Research, ____________ & Advisory (Hint: RVA) • An acronym used to describe the Asia Pacific region • What month is Black History Month celebrated in North America? • Altus Group's Month of ____________ (Hint: Use the search feauture on Acorn if you get stuck)
Black History 2021-02-02
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- 1st Bi-racial Female Vice President
- No ________ , No Peace !
- civil rights leader who believed in protection again aggression
- 44th President of the United States of America
- major civil rights leader believed in peace
- No Justice, No _______ !
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- "ACRONYM" NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE
- A social movement to combat police brutality, racism, social injustice.
- This 2019 film adaption of her life, showed her escape from slavery, which eventually led to the liberation of slaves
- known as the first lady of civil rights; involved in the Montgomery Bus Boycott
- The _______ _______ movement associated with African Americans and their struggles to gain equal rights.
11 Clues: No ________ , No Peace ! • No Justice, No _______ ! • 1st Bi-racial Female Vice President • major civil rights leader believed in peace • 44th President of the United States of America • civil rights leader who believed in protection again aggression • "ACRONYM" NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE • ...
Black history 2021-11-16
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- to put someone to death without legal permission
- to regularly treat with cruelty
- the occasion of a protest walk
- to escape
- to cover someone's mouth to prevent them from speaking
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- small wooden house
- old torn clothes
- activity of legally owning people who have to work for and obey you
- to isolate, keep separate
- large crowd of protesting people
- to hit with a whip
11 Clues: to escape • old torn clothes • small wooden house • to hit with a whip • to isolate, keep separate • the occasion of a protest walk • to regularly treat with cruelty • large crowd of protesting people • to put someone to death without legal permission • to cover someone's mouth to prevent them from speaking • activity of legally owning people who have to work for and obey you
Black History 2019-02-07
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- Property that is an inheritance
- An act of violent
- Lack of fairness
- The fact of being set free from legal and social
- The action of showing the truth of something by giving proof
- Prejudice, discrimination
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- The unjust treatment of different categories of people or things
- An amount of money left to someone in a will
- Dislike of people from other countries
- Preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience
- Prejudice in favor of one thing, person, or group compared with another
11 Clues: Lack of fairness • An act of violent • Prejudice, discrimination • Property that is an inheritance • Dislike of people from other countries • An amount of money left to someone in a will • The fact of being set free from legal and social • The action of showing the truth of something by giving proof • The unjust treatment of different categories of people or things • ...
January Shenanigans 2023-11-22
20 Clues: pet • pets • Labs • Inbox • Month • puzzle • Monthly • Sign up • The dog • weather • The month • crossword • Next month • newsletter • The weather • More weather • The dogs fur • No watermarks • The dogs color • 31__ in January
WeWork BHM Kris Krossword 2021-02-08
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- "The Alvin Ailey American ______ Theater"
- Magazine for which Gordon Parks was the first African American on the staff of
- Last name of the author of the books "American Grown" and "Becoming"
- Black History Month
- Age of Jaden Smith when he founded his company JUST
- One-woman show by Sandra Caldwell "The Guide to Being _____ after You've Skinned Your Knee"
- Amanda ___ ;Youngest poet to deliver the presidential inaugural poem
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- The first Woman, first Black, and first Asian-American Vice President of the United States
- Artist who set a record by winning 8 Grammys in one night
- University that Jane Bolin graduated from becoming the first black woman to do so
- The sixth studio album by Beyonce' that is accompanied by an hour long film of the same title
- This musical group has the hits "No Scrubs" and "Waterfalls"
- Industry that Telfar Clemens works in
- Little Miss _____; Nickname given to youth activist Amariyanna Copeny
- Mae C. Jemison was the first Black woman to travel here
15 Clues: Black History Month • Industry that Telfar Clemens works in • "The Alvin Ailey American ______ Theater" • Age of Jaden Smith when he founded his company JUST • Mae C. Jemison was the first Black woman to travel here • Artist who set a record by winning 8 Grammys in one night • This musical group has the hits "No Scrubs" and "Waterfalls" • ...
Sip and Solve 2024-06-21
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- Cohen & Lilys birth month
- Georgias job
- Cohens middle name
- Brendens favourite alcohol
- Number of siblings Georgia has
- Colour of Brendens ute
- Brendens job
- Brendens birth month
- First pet together
- Colour of Georgias car
- Number of siblings Brenden has
- Month we got engaged
- Street we live on
- Where we met
- Family cats name
- Wedding Venue
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- Georgias dress colour
- Georgias favourite flower
- Brendens eye colour
- Cohens favourite food
- Lilys middle name
- Georgias eye colour
- Brendens volunteer job
- Month we got married
- Lilys favourite food
- Years spent together
- Month we started dating
- Brendens suit colour
- Georgias birthday month
- College we both attended
- Our black dogs name
31 Clues: Georgias job • Brendens job • Where we met • Wedding Venue • Family cats name • Lilys middle name • Street we live on • Cohens middle name • First pet together • Brendens eye colour • Georgias eye colour • Our black dogs name • Month we got married • Lilys favourite food • Brendens birth month • Years spent together • Month we got engaged • Brendens suit colour • Georgias dress colour • ...
The 39 Clues By:Alisa Vilaysone 2013-03-31
20 Clues: 39 • Mr. • Rick • W.A. • Irina • Jonah • Man in • Maze of • Richard • Eisenhower • Amy and Dan • Black light • Saladin is a • Ian and Natalie • Twenty packs of • Wolfgang Amadeus • Grace Cahill past • Greatest Family in • Dan was into tombstone • One Million Dollars or One
Zac & Jamie 2026-02-09
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- Where was their first big trip together?
- What month did Zac propose?
- Town where Jamie grew up
- First date (3 words hint - a restaurant)
- Name of their black and white cat
- What is Zac's Middle Name?
- Where did the groom propose? (2 words)
- Honeymoon Location
- Zac's favorite video game (2 words)
- Zac's favorite book genre
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- Zac's favorite food
- Jamie's favorite book genre
- What month was Jamie born?
- Town where Zac grew up
- Jamie's Favorite Color
- Where they met
- Name of their black cat
- Zac's Favorite Color?
- Jamie's favorite video game
- What month was Zac born?
- Jamie's favorite food
- What is Jamie's Middle Name?
- How many years were they together?
23 Clues: Where they met • Honeymoon Location • Zac's favorite food • Zac's Favorite Color? • Jamie's favorite food • Town where Zac grew up • Jamie's Favorite Color • Name of their black cat • Town where Jamie grew up • What month was Zac born? • Zac's favorite book genre • What month was Jamie born? • What is Zac's Middle Name? • Jamie's favorite book genre • What month did Zac propose? • ...
3rd-5th Black History Month Crossword 2023-02-23
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- "conductor" of the Underground Railroad
- born in 1944, singer of "Midnight Train to Georgia"
- before Rosa Parks; refused to give up her seat on a bus at age 15
- led a march over the Edmund Putts Bridge in 1965; advocated for "Good Trouble"
- first African-American in the MLB; played for the Brooklyn Dodgers
- first African-American woman elected to US congress
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- first African-American General in the US military
- at age 6, the first African-American to integrate an all-white school
- first African-American female neurosurgeon
- first African-American Supreme Court Justice
- author & activist known for "Phenomenal Woman" and "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"
- set a world record in the long jump at the 1936 Olympic Games
- first African-American woman to go into space
13 Clues: "conductor" of the Underground Railroad • first African-American female neurosurgeon • first African-American Supreme Court Justice • first African-American woman to go into space • first African-American General in the US military • born in 1944, singer of "Midnight Train to Georgia" • first African-American woman elected to US congress • ...
BHM CrossWord Puzzle 2020-02-22
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- What did the Buffalo Soldiers take care of
- how long did Booker T. Washington remain principle
- How many students were blocked from entering a high school
- what facility did famous individuals study in
- Gave the speech I have a dream today
- Born in Maryland 1818
- how much did the buffalo soldiers get payed
- Earned name by curly hair
- what city in Georgia was Martin Luther King Jr. buried in
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- refused to give up her seat to a white person on a bus
- when is Black History Month
- sit in here by black students
- how many books did DuBois author
- how many children did Fredrick Douglass have
- what was special about Tuskegee University
- Fredrick Douglass found a connection between literacy and what
16 Clues: Born in Maryland 1818 • Earned name by curly hair • when is Black History Month • sit in here by black students • how many books did DuBois author • Gave the speech I have a dream today • What did the Buffalo Soldiers take care of • what was special about Tuskegee University • how much did the buffalo soldiers get payed • how many children did Fredrick Douglass have • ...
Black History Month 2021 Crossword Puzzle 2021-02-19
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- Became the 1st Black woman to travel into space.
- The 1st Black American Secretary of State.
- A Black scientist of the early 20th century.
- Most visible leader of civil rights movement.
- The 1st Black woman named National Youth Poet Laureate.
- The 1st Black woman elected to US Congress.
- The 1st Black military aviators unit.
- The founder of African American holiday Kwanzaa.
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- Pres. candidate nominee, delivered the 'Keeping Hope Alive' speech.
- The 1st Black American to reach space.
- Guinness' 1st Black female self-made millionaire.
- Civil rights activist, 1st Supreme Court Justice.
- It was founded by Berry Gordy Jr.
13 Clues: It was founded by Berry Gordy Jr. • The 1st Black military aviators unit. • The 1st Black American to reach space. • The 1st Black American Secretary of State. • The 1st Black woman elected to US Congress. • A Black scientist of the early 20th century. • Most visible leader of civil rights movement. • Became the 1st Black woman to travel into space. • ...
Feburary 2025-02-08
8 Clues: Day of love • Second person pronoun • Chronicle of past events • Possessive self-reference • A document for final wishes • Calendar period of roughly 30 days • Verb at the heart of Hamlet’s dilemma • Shade of night with cultural resonance
Janeya Hoffler Black history Month Crossword 2024-02-26
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- States44th president of the_ .(2 words)
- Escaped from_ .( 1 word)
- Rapper and_. (2words)
- He is a_.(2words)
- Sings the_. (2words)
- Alabama She sat in a bus in_.(2words)
- mississippi Born in Mound Bayou_. (2words)
- producer Actor and rapper and_.(2words)
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- Railroad Conductor for the_. (2words)
- Speech I have a_ . (2words)
- Singer (1 word)
- Born in_. (2words)
- player professional_. (2words)
- Comedian/_. (2words)
- Goldber A Actor
15 Clues: Singer (1 word) • Comedian/_. (2words) • Born in_. (2words) • Goldber A Actor • Rapper and_. (2words) • He is a_.(2words) • Sings the_. (2words) • Escaped from_ .( 1 word) • player professional_. (2words) • Speech I have a_ . (2words) • Railroad Conductor for the_. (2words) • producer Actor and rapper and_.(2words) • ...
Black History Month - Athletes Crossword Puzzle 2024-02-18
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- Tennis superstar who has won multiple Grand Slam singles titles
- Boxer who became the first African American to win an Olympic gold medal in his sport
- Track and field athlete who won nine Olympic gold medals in his career
- Tennis superstar who has won multiple Grand Slam singles titles
- Track and field icon known for her record-setting performances in the 1988 Olympics
- Basketball pioneer who broke the NBA's color barrier in 1947
- Gymnast who made history as the first African American to win the Olympic all-around title
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- Tennis star who has won multiple Grand Slam singles titles alongside her sister Serena
- Baseball legend who broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball
- Gymnast who has won numerous Olympic and World Championship medals
- Sprinter who famously raised his fist in a Black Power salute at the 1968 Olympics
- Golf legend who has won numerous major championships over his career
- Basketball legend who won six NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls
- Gymnast who captured hearts with her performances at the 2012 Olympics
- Boxing icon known for his prowess in the ring and his activism outside of it
15 Clues: Basketball pioneer who broke the NBA's color barrier in 1947 • Tennis superstar who has won multiple Grand Slam singles titles • Tennis superstar who has won multiple Grand Slam singles titles • Gymnast who has won numerous Olympic and World Championship medals • Baseball legend who broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball • ...
IKEA Black History Month Crossword Puzzle 2019-01-29
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- First African American president of the United States
- The first black American to play tennis at the U.S. Open in 1950
- NFL 49ers' quarterback began kneeling during the U.S. national anthem, as a protest against racial injustice and systematic oppression in the country
- The media icon launches her syndicated talk show in 1986
- Garrett _______ is to thank for his invention of the traffic light
- First African American to win Masters Golf tournament in 1997
- 4 Time Gold Olympic Medalist dies of lung cancer on March 31, 1980 at his home in Arizona
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- Alfred Cralle created a device that could scoop, mold and serve ice cream without sticking
- First African American Woman to win Academy Award for Best Actress
- First African American woman to headline Coachella Music Festival
- A musical family that has started with a group, and are notable for both Michael & Janet
- The purple one that regins from Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Legendary self-taught/ left-handed guitarist was born and raised in Seattle, Washington
13 Clues: First African American president of the United States • The purple one that regins from Minneapolis, Minnesota • The media icon launches her syndicated talk show in 1986 • First African American to win Masters Golf tournament in 1997 • The first black American to play tennis at the U.S. Open in 1950 • ...
Black History is History! 2026-02-17
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- The most decorated gymnast in history.
- She is the first Black person to win Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony (EGOT) awards.
- Most famous for his voicing roles like Darth Vader and Mufasa.
- NASA "Human computer" who calculated trajectories for Apollo 11.
- Influential Savannah jazz bassist and composer.
- A legendary singer, songwriter, and pianist who was blinded during childhood.
- The first African American airmen who fought in WWII.
- Celebrated American poet and author of "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"
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- The most awarded performer in Black Reel Award history.
- The first Black athlete to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics.
- Lonnie Johnson, NASA engineer, is best known for creating this summer fun item.
- He was the first Black graduate of Harvard.
- This leading immunologist was key in creating a vaccine for COVID-19.
- Known as the "Queen of Soul".
- The 44th President of the United States.
15 Clues: Known as the "Queen of Soul". • The most decorated gymnast in history. • The 44th President of the United States. • He was the first Black graduate of Harvard. • Influential Savannah jazz bassist and composer. • The first African American airmen who fought in WWII. • The most awarded performer in Black Reel Award history. • ...
This Week in Women's History 2020-03-12
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- the most successful black women tennis players in history
- Who rules the world?
- tennis player, famous defeat of Bobby Riggs in 1973 match
- Ambassador to the U.N., first lady during the Great Depression and WWII
- primatologist, has studied chimpanzees for her whole life
- first female supreme court justice in the U.S.A.
- the right to vote in an election
- legally allowed women to vote
- co-inventor of the precursor to WiFi
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- invented by Elizabeth "Lizzie" Magie
- Nobel Prize winner in both physics and chemistry
- Rear Admiral, mathematician, physicist, worked to create the first computer software
- invented by Mary Anderson in 1902
- advocate for women's right to vote, first woman featured on U.S. currency
- first female U.S. secretary of state
- first African American to be a candidate for a major party presidential nomination
- first female speaker of the House of Representatives
- invented by Melitta Bentz
- Women's History Month
- wrote the first written instructions for computer programing
20 Clues: Who rules the world? • Women's History Month • invented by Melitta Bentz • legally allowed women to vote • the right to vote in an election • invented by Mary Anderson in 1902 • invented by Elizabeth "Lizzie" Magie • first female U.S. secretary of state • co-inventor of the precursor to WiFi • Nobel Prize winner in both physics and chemistry • ...
Black History crossword 2024-02-21
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- First african american to play in the MLB
- First black Supreme Court justice changed children’s lives
- Refused to give up her seat to a white on a bus
- former enslaved person inspired others to fight for freedom
- was an African Americanent repreneur
- Current host family feud and comedian
- educator helped African Americans improve their live
- first black female in Congress never stopped speaking out
- I have a dream fought against racism peacefully
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- First black licensed pilot
- First african american photographer
- ‘Float like a butterfly sting like a bee”
- Michael Jackson, King of
- Jersey number 8 and 24 on lakers
- Black panther in black panther 1
- math whiz helped explorers reach new worlds
- Marched with Martin Luther King Jr.
17 Clues: Michael Jackson, King of • First black licensed pilot • Jersey number 8 and 24 on lakers • Black panther in black panther 1 • First african american photographer • Marched with Martin Luther King Jr. • was an African Americanent repreneur • Current host family feud and comedian • First african american to play in the MLB • ‘Float like a butterfly sting like a bee” • ...
Black History heroes 2023-07-04
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- Winfrey the first black female author
- Douglas was the first free black man to publish a
- Luther King junior one of the best civil rights
- politicians
- Obama was the the first black lady of the U.S.A#
- and Venus Williams were the first black female
- Parks the first black female to start a boycott
- players
- Robinson the first black person to play baseball
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- Tubman the first black female to save thousands of
- and spy
- Obama was the first black president of the U.S.A
- Williams the first black man to perform an open heart
- Baker the first black female singer, dancer,
- Jemison the first black female to go into space
- Seacole the first black female doctor
- C.J Walker the first black female millionaire.
17 Clues: and spy • players • politicians • Winfrey the first black female author • Seacole the first black female doctor • Baker the first black female singer, dancer, • C.J Walker the first black female millionaire. • and Venus Williams were the first black female • Luther King junior one of the best civil rights • Jemison the first black female to go into space • ...
February Recap 2021-02-26
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- February is known as ___ history month.
- This civil rights activist refused to give up her seat on the bus
- What major sporting event took place in February?
- This form of precipitation often occurs in February.
- The birthstone of February.
- A popular winter activity
- The number one candy eaten on Valentine’s Day.
- Warm drink in winter with marshmallows.
- ”You’ve got a _____in me”
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- What you wear outside and zip up to keep warm in the winter
- ”We’re all in this ______”
- Those that ride parade floats in New Orleans during Mardi Gras must wear this
- What animal predicts more winter or early Spring on the 2nd of February
- Gras This is French for Fat Tuesday
- February is the ____ month of the year.
- First president of the United States.
16 Clues: A popular winter activity • ”You’ve got a _____in me” • ”We’re all in this ______” • The birthstone of February. • Gras This is French for Fat Tuesday • First president of the United States. • February is known as ___ history month. • February is the ____ month of the year. • Warm drink in winter with marshmallows. • The number one candy eaten on Valentine’s Day. • ...
The Tribune's Black History Month Crossword 2024-02-24
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- The first Black artist to win album of the year at the Grammys
- This year's Superbowl headliner
- The first Black American to play in Major League baseball
- A course about this Black artist is taught at the University of of Copenhagen
- The first Black Canadian hockey player
- An American abolitionist who rescued over 70 enslaved people in the Underground Railroad
- A Black Canadian hockey player who invented the slapshot
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- A Trinidadian geneticist who served as an assistant professor at McGill until she died
- Credited as being the leader of the American Civil Rights movement
- The only Black Canadian to be represented on a bill
- ____ Talks: The Black Student Network's podcast
- A Nova Scotia community that was forcibly displaced in the 1960s
- The first person of colour to earn a medical degree in Canada
13 Clues: This year's Superbowl headliner • The first Black Canadian hockey player • ____ Talks: The Black Student Network's podcast • The only Black Canadian to be represented on a bill • A Black Canadian hockey player who invented the slapshot • The first Black American to play in Major League baseball • The first person of colour to earn a medical degree in Canada • ...
Important Black People 2026-02-11
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- Very important abolitionist and orator
- Led the Underground Railroad
- Greatest player in NBA history, played for the Chicago Bulls
- Fought for her right to sit in the front of a bus
- Very important activist and boxer
- Greatest womens tennis player of all time
- Had a speech where he spoke about what his dream for America was
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- Fastest sprinter in track and field history
- First black president in the United States
- co-founded the first black legal partnership in South Africa.
- Established an agricultural extension in Alabama
- Most scored points in NBA history
- Lebron James’ son
- First black player in the MLB
14 Clues: Lebron James’ son • Led the Underground Railroad • First black player in the MLB • Most scored points in NBA history • Very important activist and boxer • Very important abolitionist and orator • Greatest womens tennis player of all time • First black president in the United States • Fastest sprinter in track and field history • ...
Women History Month 2025-03-11
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- Discovered elements polonium and radium
- First woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean
- The first woman vice president
- The most famous women's rights activist
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- Creator of popular designer brand
- Fastest women ever recored
- First woman to serve the supreme court
- Painter and feminist icon
- Fisrt woman in space
- The president who passed women's right to vote
- Underground railroad
- President who passed women history month
- She boycotted the bus
- Wildcats
- The month of Women History Month
15 Clues: Wildcats • Fisrt woman in space • Underground railroad • She boycotted the bus • Painter and feminist icon • Fastest women ever recored • The first woman vice president • The month of Women History Month • Creator of popular designer brand • First woman to serve the supreme court • Discovered elements polonium and radium • The most famous women's rights activist • ...
Black History Crossword 2024-02-08
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- 13-month mass protest that ended with the US Supreme Court ruling that segregation on public buses is unconstitutional.
- Sorority founded in 1908 at Howard University to encourage its members to aspire to the highest levels of scholastic achievement, service, and friendship.
- 44th President of the United States of America
- American minister, activist, and political philosopher who was one of the most prominent leaders in the civil rights movement from 1955 until his assassination in 1968.
- Father of Black History (middle initial included)
- She won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, becoming the first African American to win an Oscar
- Greenwood neighborhood in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where in the early 20th century African Americans had created a self-sufficient prosperous business district.
- College Founded in 1881 as the Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary, is the oldest private historically Black liberal arts institution for women.
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- Inventor credited for developing America's first fully functioning clock
- Founded in 1906 at Cornell University in New York, it is the first black intercollegiate Greek fraternity in the nation
- Event was held in Washington, D.C., on August 28, 1963. The purpose of the march was to advocate for the civil and economic rights of African American
- Last name of American agricultural scientist and inventor who promoted alternative crops to cotton and methods to prevent soil depletion.
- 1st Black American appointed to United States Supreme Court
- Known as the “Moses of her people,” she was enslaved, escaped, and helped others gain their freedom as a “conductor" of the Underground Railroad
- Founder of Tuskegee University (First name and Middle Initial)
- He was the first Black secretary of state.
- First name of the first Black athlete to play in modern Major League baseball
17 Clues: He was the first Black secretary of state. • 44th President of the United States of America • Father of Black History (middle initial included) • 1st Black American appointed to United States Supreme Court • Founder of Tuskegee University (First name and Middle Initial) • Inventor credited for developing America's first fully functioning clock • ...
Black History crossword 2024-02-21
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- First african american to play in the MLB
- First black Supreme Court justice changed children’s lives
- Refused to give up her seat to a white on a bus
- former enslaved person inspired others to fight for freedom
- was an African Americanent repreneur
- Current host family feud and comedian
- educator helped African Americans improve their live
- first black female in Congress never stopped speaking out
- I have a dream fought against racism peacefully
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- First black licensed pilot
- First african american photographer
- ‘Float like a butterfly sting like a bee”
- Michael Jackson, King of
- Jersey number 8 and 24 on lakers
- Black panther in black panther 1
- math whiz helped explorers reach new worlds
- Marched with Martin Luther King Jr.
17 Clues: Michael Jackson, King of • First black licensed pilot • Jersey number 8 and 24 on lakers • Black panther in black panther 1 • First african american photographer • Marched with Martin Luther King Jr. • was an African Americanent repreneur • Current host family feud and comedian • First african american to play in the MLB • ‘Float like a butterfly sting like a bee” • ...
IEM February SM Crossword 2023-02-27
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- IEMer who joined the team as Director of IEM LUMA Operations.
- The month of February is also recognized as _______ Awareness Month.
- The International Day of Girls and Women in ______ is recognized on February 10.
- This month, IEM celebrated our 38th ______.
- IEMer who moderated the panel “Strategy Response Theory: Moving Beyond Assumption-Based Planning”
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- The _________ team welcomed three new senior staff members.
- February is ______ History Month.
- IEMer who served as FEPA president for the last year before recently passing on the gavel.
- IEM was a _____ sponsor of the South Carolina Emergency Management Association Conference.
- IEM was a proud sponsor of the _______ Emergency Management Conference from February 14-16.
10 Clues: February is ______ History Month. • This month, IEM celebrated our 38th ______. • The _________ team welcomed three new senior staff members. • IEMer who joined the team as Director of IEM LUMA Operations. • The month of February is also recognized as _______ Awareness Month. • The International Day of Girls and Women in ______ is recognized on February 10. • ...
Women's History Month 2026-03-19
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- Yes, this leader did actually lead a whole country! She did more than just kiss a Greek boy and get a snake to bite her. Go ahead and dive into her history, it's fascinating stuff.
- This famed aviator (I gave it away already) set flying firsts and played a part in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian.
- The "little woman who wrote the book that made this great war." She is a famous author and abolitionist.
- She spent time as a teacher, writer of a newspaper, and, most notably, a diplomat and advocate for civil rights during and after her time as First Lady.
- She also appeared in the last crossword puzzle (thanks, Kole), but in addition to her moonlit 'day job' she is also credited for being the first woman to lead a US combat operation.
- Raise a drink for this suffragette! Wait, don't do that, she wasn't a fan of the drink. So raise a glass of water for this woman who helped pave the way to the addition of the 19th amendment. She even got her own dollar coin for her troubles.
- Ahh, what's to say that hasn't already been said? I'll just say this: civil rights icon.
- I have a Fever and the only prescription is this six foot hero of corn country.
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- Charged with wearing men's clothing, heresy, and witchcraft, this French teenager helped liberate French cities and later became a martyr.
- She has been a huge part of country music for decades. You've heard her songs, your mom has been to her theme park, and your nephew gets her free books in the mail.
- This famed scientist was the first woman to win a Nobel prize.
- Serving the highest court in the land for nearly thirty years, she authored several majority decisions and championed for gender equality.
- One of Mexico's most well-known artists, she is famous for her vibrant and layered self-portraits.
- This Russian leader championed the rights of the people and - *checks notes* Okay, so apparently she actually reinforced the serf system and increased Russia's influence with the wars she waged.
- The GOAT of primatologists, she was a pioneer in chimpanzee research and an avid conservationist.
- Longest-reigning British monarch and corgi-enthusiast.
16 Clues: Longest-reigning British monarch and corgi-enthusiast. • This famed scientist was the first woman to win a Nobel prize. • I have a Fever and the only prescription is this six foot hero of corn country. • Ahh, what's to say that hasn't already been said? I'll just say this: civil rights icon. • ...
RCGP Autumn Crossword 2024-10-03
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- The main crop celebrated during Thanksgiving in the USA
- A medieval tradition that influenced modern Halloween
- Festival marking the gathering of crops
- A nocturnal creature often linked to witches
- She refused to give up her seat, sparking a historic boycott
- November 5th celebration also known as _____ Night
- Civil rights leader famous for the "I Have a Dream" speech
- Explosive devices used to celebrate Bonfire Night
- A traditional Diwali sweet made with milk
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- The first Black president of the United States
- A festival also known as the Festival of _______
- A drink made from apples, often enjoyed in autumn
- The symbolic leader of the Underground Railroad
- The Hindu goddess of wealth and prosperity, honored during Diwali
- The month when Black History is celebrated in the UK
- Popular Halloween decoration in the USA made from a pumpkin
- Figure burned in effigy on Bonfire Night
- Diwali symbolizes the victory of light over _______
18 Clues: Festival marking the gathering of crops • Figure burned in effigy on Bonfire Night • A traditional Diwali sweet made with milk • A nocturnal creature often linked to witches • The first Black president of the United States • The symbolic leader of the Underground Railroad • A festival also known as the Festival of _______ • ...
Women's History Month 2024-03-11
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- Diana (Was known as “The People’s Princesses”)
- Woolf (Her most famous novels are Mrs. Dalloway and To the Lighthouse)
- Pelosi (The first woman to be elected as the U.S. House Speaker)
- Hopper (Oldest active officer on the U.S Naval duty until she retired in 1986)
- Yousafzai (The youngest person to win the Nobel Peace Prize)
- Obama (First African American first lady)
- Giovanni (A activist who wrote 14 volumes of poetry about race, gender, sexuality)
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- Truth (Her most famous speech is ¨Aint I a Women)
- Coleman (She was the first Black person to earn an International pilot's license)
- Sotomayor ( First Hispanic justice of the Supreme Court)
- Austen (Most known for her novels Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, and Sense and Sensibility)
- Horne (First African American performer to sign a long-term contract with a major Hollywood studio)
- Bader Ginsburg (Her nickname is the ¨Great Dissenter¨)
- Scott King (Founder of the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change)
- Rudolph (The first American to win three in track and field at the same Olympic game)
- Earhart (The first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean)
16 Clues: Obama (First African American first lady) • Diana (Was known as “The People’s Princesses”) • Truth (Her most famous speech is ¨Aint I a Women) • Bader Ginsburg (Her nickname is the ¨Great Dissenter¨) • Sotomayor ( First Hispanic justice of the Supreme Court) • Yousafzai (The youngest person to win the Nobel Peace Prize) • ...
Math day 2023-02-23
10 Clues: It is a cold season. • Black history month. • people wear everyday. • Not telling the truth. • You do this when your happy. • People are always on it 24/7. • You are officially a grown up. • What you do when you feel sad. • an emotion when you get annoyed. • You are an official teen(an age).
FEBRUARY FUN 2026-01-22
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- CHUBBY ARCHER OF MYTH
- FIRST US PRESIDENT, BORN FEB 22ND
- "HONEST" PRESIDENT BORN FEB 12TH
- THE MONTH'S PURPLE BIRTHSTONE
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- TO WOO OR SEEK AFFECTION
- YEAR WITH 366 DAYS
- PUNXSUTAWNEY PHIL, FOR ONE
- CIVIL RIGHTS PIONEER WHO REFUSED TO GIVE UP HER SEAT
- FEBRUARY IS ____ HISTORY MONTH
- A DOZEN OF THESE ARE COMMON ON THE 14TH
10 Clues: YEAR WITH 366 DAYS • CHUBBY ARCHER OF MYTH • TO WOO OR SEEK AFFECTION • PUNXSUTAWNEY PHIL, FOR ONE • THE MONTH'S PURPLE BIRTHSTONE • FEBRUARY IS ____ HISTORY MONTH • "HONEST" PRESIDENT BORN FEB 12TH • FIRST US PRESIDENT, BORN FEB 22ND • A DOZEN OF THESE ARE COMMON ON THE 14TH • CIVIL RIGHTS PIONEER WHO REFUSED TO GIVE UP HER SEAT
All about me- Gabriel Rivera 2021-08-30
10 Clues: How old am I? • Where was I born? • What month was I born? • What is my favorite color? • What is my favorite sport? • How many brothers do I have? • What middle school did I go to? • What is my favorite land animal? • What is my favorite kind of food? • What is my favorite subject in school?
Civil Rights Movements 2023-11-01
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- City In Alabama known for a voting march
- Peaceful Resistant Strategy used in the civil rights protests
- Protest Against Segregation In interstate Bus Travels
- Person Responsible for Montegomary Bus Boycott movement to start
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- Surname for an activist that got killed in the Selma March
- Person who made the Second group of freedom Riders
- Civil Rights leader
- Abbrevation for the group who started the Freedom RIdes
- Surname for the father of black history month
- Association created in 1955 by Black Community leaders in Montegomry
10 Clues: Civil Rights leader • City In Alabama known for a voting march • Surname for the father of black history month • Person who made the Second group of freedom Riders • Protest Against Segregation In interstate Bus Travels • Abbrevation for the group who started the Freedom RIdes • Surname for an activist that got killed in the Selma March • ...
The Highland Echo: February Crossword 2023-02-07
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- SPB's Anti-Valentines event
- The thing Valentine's Day celebrates
- The color of Valentine's Day
- One of the many things Black History Month celebrates; a word meaning the inclusion of all groups of people
- A friendly, feminine Valentine's Day celebration
- The amount of online Highland Echo publications in February
- The abbreviation of the name of the most renowned civil rights leader
- February's celebration of the contributions and past of African Americans
- The man who inspired the popular February holiday about love
- February 20th, 2023
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- A Maryville College club; the abbreviation is BSA
- February is National Teen Dating _____ Awareness and Prevention month
- The abbreviation for Maryville College's Center for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
- A word that means to feel pride
- The temperature February usually is
- An abolitionist and activist who ran the Underground Railroad
- The name of the talent show being held by BSA on February 24, 2023 at 6 pm
- The way most students feel during February, since it is a month into the semester and tests are beginning
- Rather than more days, February has ______ days than the other months
19 Clues: February 20th, 2023 • SPB's Anti-Valentines event • The color of Valentine's Day • A word that means to feel pride • The temperature February usually is • The thing Valentine's Day celebrates • A friendly, feminine Valentine's Day celebration • A Maryville College club; the abbreviation is BSA • The amount of online Highland Echo publications in February • ...
Women's History Month 2025-03-07
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- First Latina supreme court justice
- Blind and deaf, became a writer
- Kept a diary during WWII
- Fights for education equality in Pakistan (first name)
- First woman prime minister of United Kingdom
- First woman vice president
- Painter from Mexico
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- Helped free slaves
- Scientist, worked with radiation
- Tennis champion sisters
- Flew solo across the Atlantic
- An astronaut
- First Lady who popularized ice cream at White House
- First woman Supreme Court Justice
- Right to vote
- Led an army in France (first name only)
16 Clues: An astronaut • Right to vote • Helped free slaves • Painter from Mexico • Tennis champion sisters • Kept a diary during WWII • First woman vice president • Flew solo across the Atlantic • Blind and deaf, became a writer • Scientist, worked with radiation • First woman Supreme Court Justice • First Latina supreme court justice • Led an army in France (first name only) • ...
Women's History Month 2024-03-20
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- from Barbados has hit song Umbrella
- First lady husband Barack
- First Woman in Space from Soviet Union
- Vice President of U.S.
- Queen of R&B Music
- abbreviation of the best 5th grade teacher
- Harlem Renaissance figure first name Ella
- prominent civil rights figure refused to sit in back
- First name Selena
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- Famous sisters in Tennis
- She plays Wednesday in the show
- to be fast/dates a KC Chief player
- famous Albanian singer's last name
- Jackie Robinsons wife
- first female aviator to fly over Atlantic
- WNBA player learned about in SEL has her own shoe
16 Clues: First name Selena • Queen of R&B Music • Jackie Robinsons wife • Vice President of U.S. • Famous sisters in Tennis • First lady husband Barack • She plays Wednesday in the show • to be fast/dates a KC Chief player • famous Albanian singer's last name • from Barbados has hit song Umbrella • First Woman in Space from Soviet Union • first female aviator to fly over Atlantic • ...
Women's History Month 2026-03-06
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- — Known for colorful self-portraits exploring pain and identity.
- Media mogul whose talk show became a cultural phenomenon and philanthropic platform.
- — Showing courage in the face of challenge.
- — People coming together for a common cause.
- — Path first created by a trailblazer.
- — Nobel-winning pioneer who discovered polonium and radium.
- — Achievements people work toward.
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- — Strength or influence used to create change.
- Broke barriers as the first American woman to soar into space.
- — Having the same rights and opportunities.
- Poet and activist whose words inspired generations.
- — Speaking up for change or justice.
- — Gymnast with multiple Olympic golds and groundbreaking skills named after her.
- — Ambition that motivates people to succeed.
- — Feeling confidence and self-respect.
- — Ability developed through practice.
16 Clues: — Achievements people work toward. • — Speaking up for change or justice. • — Ability developed through practice. • — Feeling confidence and self-respect. • — Path first created by a trailblazer. • — Having the same rights and opportunities. • — Showing courage in the face of challenge. • — People coming together for a common cause. • ...
Archer Crossword on Rashford and BHM 2024-05-07
8 Clues: Rashford's number • the global pandemic • first name of footballer • second name of footballer • black history month short name • the year of the global pandemic • the name for what you eat at school • an achievement given by a royal representative
Black History Month Crossward 2022-02-16
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- The last name of the woman who refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white person.
- The name of the woman who smuggled slaves to freedom in 1863.
- Our first black president.
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- Fighting for political or social change.
- Being prejudiced against a race.
- The 1st girl to go to an all-white school.
- An activist who wrote inspiring poems.
7 Clues: Our first black president. • Being prejudiced against a race. • An activist who wrote inspiring poems. • Fighting for political or social change. • The 1st girl to go to an all-white school. • The name of the woman who smuggled slaves to freedom in 1863. • The last name of the woman who refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white person.
Black History is Our History 2022-02-13
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- Muslim activist, "by any means necessary"
- Renowned poet of "And Still I Rise"
- Painter, a sometimes friend of Warhol's
- Recent civil rights organization/movement, abv.
- Bit an ear off
- State, the birthplace of Rosa Parks
- Filmmaker Spike
- All-black team of WWII airmen
- Original first-name of Abdul-Jabbar
- Plays Donkey in Shrek
- Boycotted in Montgomery from 1955-1956
- Star of Sister Act
- self-described “black, lesbian, mother, warrior, poet”
- Rapper, "California Love"
- President before Trump
- Scott, fought for citizenship, lost in Supreme Court
- The act of ending a system, practice, or institution
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- The site of a tragic church bombing that killed 4 girls
- Killed by cops in 2020, "I can't breathe"
- He's gon' give it to ya
- "WAP" artist
- "That's So _____!"
- Best kind is Sweet Potato
- First African-American Oscar winner
- Boy murdered for alleged catcalling
- Musical genre, Christian
- Gave "I Have A Dream" speech, abbr.
- Killed by 3 white men while jogging
- AKA Ebonics, a dialect of American English, abbr.
- Boxer, "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee"
- Alton-born Trumpet player, Jazz star
- Abolitionist, writer, and orator known for his brilliant autobiography, died 1895
- Recently-passed star of "In the Heat of the Night"
- "Ol' Man River" bass-baritone
- Author of "The Fire Next Time", "Giovanni's Room"
- Watery passage taken by enslaved peoples, most died
36 Clues: "WAP" artist • Bit an ear off • Filmmaker Spike • "That's So _____!" • Star of Sister Act • Plays Donkey in Shrek • President before Trump • He's gon' give it to ya • Musical genre, Christian • Best kind is Sweet Potato • Rapper, "California Love" • All-black team of WWII airmen • "Ol' Man River" bass-baritone • Renowned poet of "And Still I Rise" • First African-American Oscar winner • ...
Black history month crossword 2023-02-15
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- Lewis
- Coleman, She was the first__ woman to obtain an international pilot license.
- bridges In southern states, most Black children were forced to attend separate schools from white kids until the young girl broke down the barriers
- Luther King Jr. King and his wife, Coretta Scott King, led__ the five-day peace march in 1965.
- Douglass When he was about 20, Frederick Douglass disguised himself as a __ and escaped to New York, a free state without slavery.
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- Truth
- Chisholm
7 Clues: Truth • Lewis • Chisholm • Coleman, She was the first__ woman to obtain an international pilot license. • Luther King Jr. King and his wife, Coretta Scott King, led__ the five-day peace march in 1965. • Douglass When he was about 20, Frederick Douglass disguised himself as a __ and escaped to New York, a free state without slavery. • ...
Black History month crossword 2023-02-06
7 Clues: / famous boycot • / famous activists • Famous golf player • / black rights activist • Famous basketball player • Famos basket ball player • / Famous basketball player
Black History Month- Gabriella 2023-02-09
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- American professional boxer and activist. Nicknamed "The Greatest"
- American activist in the civil rights movement best known for her role in the Montgomery bus boycott.'
- was the first African American president of the United States.
- first black woman to graduate from Yale Law School.
- person made thirteen rescue missions through an Underground Railroad to save slaves.
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- American professional baseball player who became the first African American to play in Major League Baseball.
- of the most prominent leaders in the civil rights movement who won the Nobel Peace Prize for fighting racial inequality through nonviolent protests.'
- founded the first Black denomination in the United States.
- person is the chairman of the Charlotte Hornets and was a former professional basketball player.
- is a former professional tennis player and was ranked world No. 1 in singles by the Women's Tennis Association for 319 weeks
10 Clues: first black woman to graduate from Yale Law School. • founded the first Black denomination in the United States. • was the first African American president of the United States. • American professional boxer and activist. Nicknamed "The Greatest" • person made thirteen rescue missions through an Underground Railroad to save slaves. • ...
Black History Month 3 2023-02-20
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- Nina Simone Song, "Mississippi ____________"
- A delicious and refreshing drink or a best-selling Beyonce Album.
- Marvin Gaye song, "What's _____ ____?"
- "Iko Iko" Artist The ________________
- Award winning author of "Kindred and Parable of the Sower" Octavia ________
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- First black Supreme Cout Justice
- Born Malcolm Little, this Civil Rights leader is better known by this alphabetical name
7 Clues: First black Supreme Cout Justice • "Iko Iko" Artist The ________________ • Marvin Gaye song, "What's _____ ____?" • Nina Simone Song, "Mississippi ____________" • A delicious and refreshing drink or a best-selling Beyonce Album. • Award winning author of "Kindred and Parable of the Sower" Octavia ________ • ...
Women's History Month 2023-03-16
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- Lauded as 1st notably paving the way for Women's Suffrage in America.
- An early blues singer known as "The Mother of the Blues".
- Known for her best novel "Their Eyes Were Watching God".
- Flew across the Atlantic Ocean, a feat attempted by just one other person.
- Mexican-American who wrote to expose the poor living conditions of Mexican-American workers.
- Being the 1st blind and deaf person to obtain a college degree.
- Co-founded the American Women Suffrage Association.
- Led the Underground Railroad, which was a massive help to lead enslaved people to freedom.
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- Known for her "Ain't I A Woman" speech.
- Hawaii's 1st queen and last monarch.
- Wrote the words for the song "America, the Beautiful".
- The author of the award-winning autobiography "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings".
- Famous for writing the words to the "Battle Hymn of the Republic".
- Empress of Russia, lauded by the masses for her influential decisions.
- The 1st woman who was an astronaut while advancing the field of aviation.
- Launched the Montgomery Bus Boycott, leading to national efforts to end segregation.
16 Clues: Hawaii's 1st queen and last monarch. • Known for her "Ain't I A Woman" speech. • Co-founded the American Women Suffrage Association. • Wrote the words for the song "America, the Beautiful". • Known for her best novel "Their Eyes Were Watching God". • An early blues singer known as "The Mother of the Blues". • ...
Women's History Month 2024-03-05
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- - someone who fights for the rights of other people or things.
- - "historia" in English.
- Truth - an abolitionist who escaped from slavery and fought for freedom of slaves.
- - "libertad" in English.
- Earhart - a pilot famous for being the first woman to cross the Atlantic alone.
- - someone who works with the law.
- - "mujer" in English.
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- - "piloto" in English.
- Parks - A famous activist who began a bus boycott.
- - "batalla" in English.
- Obama - First lady of the United States from 2008-2016.
- Barton - A nurse during the civil war who went into battle to help soldiers.
- - "inspiración" in English.
- the Riveter - a figure from World War II who inspired women to world in factories to help America.
- - "fábrica" in English.
- - "esclavitud" in English.
16 Clues: - "mujer" in English. • - "piloto" in English. • - "batalla" in English. • - "fábrica" in English. • - "historia" in English. • - "libertad" in English. • - "esclavitud" in English. • - "inspiración" in English. • - someone who works with the law. • Parks - A famous activist who began a bus boycott. • Obama - First lady of the United States from 2008-2016. • ...
Women's History Month 2025-03-03
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- She made history in the House, unbought, unbossed
- Birthplace of women's suffrage, where water also takes a plunge
- Her words rang out, a truth unvarnished and bold
- Her dissent echoed, in lace and legal briefs
- She soared above boundaries, a legend in the sky
- A movement for equity, a pursuit of balance
- Her brilliance shone, in science and in spirit
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- She sought a ballot, not a bouquet
- From a riot's spark, she championed the forgotten, a pioneer of pride
- Her poetry sang, of freedom's enduring flight
- The right sought, the vote won
- Her ink exposed injustice, her courage, undeniable
- The disparity measured, the fairness questioned
- A proposed amendment, a quest for equal footing
- A seat taken, a movement sparked
- Equality in education, a level playing field
16 Clues: The right sought, the vote won • A seat taken, a movement sparked • She sought a ballot, not a bouquet • A movement for equity, a pursuit of balance • Her dissent echoed, in lace and legal briefs • Equality in education, a level playing field • Her poetry sang, of freedom's enduring flight • Her brilliance shone, in science and in spirit • ...
January Newspaper 3 2021-01-30
7 Clues: VFX stands for visual ___. • February is ____ history month • How do you contact the editors? • What is the opposite of an optimist? • When is the super bowl? February ____. • About how many subscribers do we have? • A month that begins on ___ will always have a Friday the thirteenth
Black History Month 1 2020-02-04
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- Barack ____, first and only African American President of the United States of America
- ______ Marshall, the first African American Supreme Court Justice
- John ____, who famously said "If not us, then who? If not now, then when?"
- Madam C.J. _____, first self made millionaire who made her fortune from creating a line of African American hair care products
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- This city is widely acknowledged as the birthplace of Hip Hop (music)
- Youngest American to receive the Nobel Peace Prize
- America's oldest and largest civil rights organization
7 Clues: Youngest American to receive the Nobel Peace Prize • America's oldest and largest civil rights organization • ______ Marshall, the first African American Supreme Court Justice • This city is widely acknowledged as the birthplace of Hip Hop (music) • John ____, who famously said "If not us, then who? If not now, then when?" • ...
Black History Month CrossWord 2022-01-30
7 Clues: 44th President • American Abolitionist • 1968 elected to Congress • first female vice president • American Journalist/Activist • Civil Rights Leader, Congressman • group that fought segregation on travel
woman's black history month 2024-03-04
7 Clues: I Am Free • BOARD IN 1892 • the Fires of Freedom • Bondwoman's Narrative • TO THE MENSTRUAL PAD. ... • SECURITY SYSTEM IN THE 1960S • AND PATENTED THE FIRST MODERN
Black History & Fun Facts in Sports 2024-02-13
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- Her resume includes 23 Grand Slam singles titles, six U.S. Opens, seven Wimbledon titles, seven Australian Opens, three French Opens, four Olympic gold medals, 23 doubles titles and a career Golden Slam.
- No baseball player in history has more MVP awards than this man.
- First Black woman President of the Jordan Brand.
- The most decorated woman in track & field history. Also a former Nike athlete.
- First Black athlete in MLB.
- He retired from the Denver Broncos after 14 seasons as the all-time leader in catches, yards and touchdowns by a tight end.
- First Black and Asian woman to become President of an NFL team. She also shares the first name as the first woman to become a Supreme Court Justice.
- At one point in time, he was the youngest NBA player in history. He also played for only 1 team his entire NBA career.
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- Holds the record for the most points scored in a regular season.
- Black female athlete dubbed “The flying squirrel”
- The only African American man to have had won 3 singles titles.
- The only athlete to become a 3-time heavyweight champion.
- Co-hosts a podcast with 13 across.
- The first Black Head Coach in modern NFL history.
- This man is a former basketball player, American Olympic athlete, business person & an actor.
15 Clues: First Black athlete in MLB. • Co-hosts a podcast with 13 across. • First Black woman President of the Jordan Brand. • Black female athlete dubbed “The flying squirrel” • The first Black Head Coach in modern NFL history. • The only athlete to become a 3-time heavyweight champion. • The only African American man to have had won 3 singles titles. • ...
Black history month LF 2023-02-23
6 Clues: it is a color • her is _ _ _ _ Parks • the month of black history • His name is _ _ _ _ _ _ James • His name is _ _ _ _ _ _ Robinson • He was the person who gave the I have a dream speech
Black history month LF 2023-02-23
6 Clues: it is a color • her is _ _ _ _ Parks • the month of black history • His name is _ _ _ _ _ _ James • His name is _ _ _ _ _ _ Robinson • He was the person who gave the I have a dream speech
PLN Black History Month Crossword 2024-02-27
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- "I have a dream" spokesperson, abbreviated
- A children's book written by 4-down
- Red, black, yellow and ____, the last color of Black History Month
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- "African Americans and the ___", the theme of BHM 2024
- An organization aimed at improving industries that employ Black workers, abbreviated
- Last name of Kenyan-Mexican actress Lupita
- The last name of Timmy and this famous songstress
7 Clues: A children's book written by 4-down • "I have a dream" spokesperson, abbreviated • Last name of Kenyan-Mexican actress Lupita • The last name of Timmy and this famous songstress • "African Americans and the ___", the theme of BHM 2024 • Red, black, yellow and ____, the last color of Black History Month • ...
PROJECT ONE / AMERICAN 2020 ELECTIONS 2020-09-10
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- It's the month when the US elections take place=happen.
- It's the English for "candidat".
- It's the name of the first American president in history.
- It's the colour of the House that is the American president's residence.
- It's the name of Trump's wife=spouse.
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- It's the duration (in years) of a preisdential mandate in America.
- It's the political party of Donald Trump.
- It's the English for "rayure" (remember the flag. )
- This large bird is one of the symbols of the USA.
- It's the first black American president in history.
10 Clues: It's the English for "candidat". • It's the name of Trump's wife=spouse. • It's the political party of Donald Trump. • This large bird is one of the symbols of the USA. • It's the English for "rayure" (remember the flag. ) • It's the first black American president in history. • It's the month when the US elections take place=happen. • ...
Clue #1 2024-02-13
8 Clues: Not empty • Two of something • _____ History Month • A fiery ball of gas • Between your foot and leg • One of the cardinal directions • One of these a day keeps the doctor away • It says "Ahee, ahee, aHEE!" and "Hatee, hatee, hatee, ho!"
Black History Crossword 2013-02-13
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- Woman who got arrested because she didn’t give up her seat
- Abolished Slavery
- Man who also got arrested for being in the wrong part of the bus
- First African American woman in space
- Fought the Board of Education to get better education for black children
- Escaped slave who preached freedom and fought for blacks and women to have the same rights as whites and men
- Woman who escaped slavery and helped other slaves escape
- An escaped slave; a very powerful abolitionist
- Person who created this crossword
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- First African American man in space
- First African-American President
- Bethune Created schools for African Americans
- First African American Senator
- President during the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s
- First black student at an all white elementary school
- A former slave who won his freedom in the supreme court
16 Clues: Abolished Slavery • First African American Senator • First African-American President • Person who created this crossword • First African American man in space • First African American woman in space • Bethune Created schools for African Americans • An escaped slave; a very powerful abolitionist • First black student at an all white elementary school • ...
Black History Trivia 2024-02-13
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- Most Grammy wins of all time
- Contributed to the development of Spotify Wrapped
- Iconic 90s water gun
- Invented the automatic elevator door
- Animated image file to express emotions
- Cells that were harvested without permission
- Inventor of the modern water toilet
- Won 4 gold medals in the 1936 Berlin Olympics
- Innovation of the imaging of the x-ray spectrometer
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- Invention of cataract removal techniques
- Mae Jemison is an _____
- Researcher in the field of blood transfusions
- Invented the carbon filament for the light bulb
- Which county elected the first black Coroner?
- First man to reach the North Pole
- Garrett Morgan invented the _____
16 Clues: Iconic 90s water gun • Mae Jemison is an _____ • Most Grammy wins of all time • First man to reach the North Pole • Garrett Morgan invented the _____ • Inventor of the modern water toilet • Invented the automatic elevator door • Animated image file to express emotions • Invention of cataract removal techniques • Cells that were harvested without permission • ...
Black History Month 2017-03-30
Black History Month 2021-01-30
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- Mae Jemison was the first Black women to travel here
- Shirley __________ was the first African American women to be elected to the House of Representatives in 1968
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- This holiday is celebrated on June 19th
- Ta-Nehisi Coates wrote the 2014 Atlantic article "The Case for _________."
- Where Malcolm X went on his pilgrimage
5 Clues: Where Malcolm X went on his pilgrimage • This holiday is celebrated on June 19th • Mae Jemison was the first Black women to travel here • Ta-Nehisi Coates wrote the 2014 Atlantic article "The Case for _________." • Shirley __________ was the first African American women to be elected to the House of Representatives in 1968
