black history month Crossword Puzzles
Kristen & Ben 2025-02-26
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- Who is Older
- Brides Favorite Number
- Name Of The High School They Attended
- Their Favorite Beach
- Name Of The Sport The Groom Played
- Groom's Favorite Color
- The Bride's Favorite Fast Food
- What They Ate On Their First Date
- The Grade They Met In
- The Groom's Favorite Food
- What Was The Bride's First Car
- Where They Both Work
- Who Made The First Move
- Groom's Middle Name
- Groom's Favorite Ice Cream Flavor
- Who Is Messier
- Bride's Birthday Month
- The Groom's Drink Of Choice
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- The Month They Got Engaged
- Bride's Middle Name
- Their Favorite Football Team
- What They Eat Every Friday Night
- Where They Went To Dinner After The Proposal
- Bride's Favorite Color
- Their Favorite TV Show
- Total # Of Siblings Between The Two
- Groom's Favorite Movie
- The Month They Started Dating
- Groom's Major In College
- The Name Of The Groom's Truck
- Where Is Their Dream Vacation Spot
- Bride's Dog's Name
- Location Of Their First Trip Together
- Their Favorite Coffee Place
- Bride's Favorite Flower
- Groom's Favorite Hobby
- How Many Years Have They Been Dating
- Who Is The Better Cook
- The Best Man's Name
- The Maid Of Honor's Name
40 Clues: Who is Older • Who Is Messier • Bride's Dog's Name • Bride's Middle Name • The Best Man's Name • Groom's Middle Name • Their Favorite Beach • Where They Both Work • The Grade They Met In • Bride's Favorite Color • Their Favorite TV Show • Brides Favorite Number • Groom's Favorite Movie • Groom's Favorite Color • Groom's Favorite Hobby • Who Is The Better Cook • Bride's Birthday Month • ...
Black History 2019-02-07
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- Lack of fairness
- The fact of being set free from legal and social
- Against one thing, person, or group compared with another
- The property that is an inheritance
- A people who live in Africa
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- Dislike of people from other countries
- the action of showing the truth of something by giving proof
- Freedom from disturbance
- An amount of money or property left someone in a will
- The power or the right to act
10 Clues: Lack of fairness • Freedom from disturbance • A people who live in Africa • The power or the right to act • The property that is an inheritance • Dislike of people from other countries • The fact of being set free from legal and social • An amount of money or property left someone in a will • Against one thing, person, or group compared with another • ...
Black History 2023-03-03
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- a person who reports new
- A lawyer
- the first NFL head coach
- one of the best professional cyclist
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- the first black news anchor
- a person who campaigns to bring about political or social change
- A person who decides the fate of a perpetrator
- a man who does many things like a priest
- someone who rides a bike
- A person who is authorized to do secret rights of religion
10 Clues: A lawyer • a person who reports new • someone who rides a bike • the first NFL head coach • the first black news anchor • one of the best professional cyclist • a man who does many things like a priest • A person who decides the fate of a perpetrator • A person who is authorized to do secret rights of religion • ...
BLACK HISTORY 2017-03-22
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- people who protest to have equal rightswith others.
- she was born the eldest of two children in 1913 was raised on her grandparent's farm in pine level Alabama.
- balck people
- refuse a right that is normal as a sign of protest.
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- synonym for liberty.
- an award MLK received for his action for the civil rights movement.
- state where Martin luther king was born.
- 1st black president of the usa.
- is the belief that people of some races are inferior to others.
- luther king: the leader of civil rights movement who made the speech "I have dream" .
10 Clues: balck people • synonym for liberty. • 1st black president of the usa. • state where Martin luther king was born. • people who protest to have equal rightswith others. • refuse a right that is normal as a sign of protest. • is the belief that people of some races are inferior to others. • an award MLK received for his action for the civil rights movement. • ...
Black history 2022-02-21
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- the action or state of setting someone or something apart from other people or things or being set apart
- lack of fairness or justice
- when all people have the same rights
- a liking or dislike for one rather than another especially without good reason
- the human race; human beings collectively
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- the state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities
- the unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people or things
- keep someone in subservience and hardship, especially by the unjust exercise of authority
- deny access to or bar from a place, group, or privilege
- prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against a person or people on the basis of their membership in a particular racial or ethnic group
10 Clues: lack of fairness or justice • when all people have the same rights • the human race; human beings collectively • deny access to or bar from a place, group, or privilege • the state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities • a liking or dislike for one rather than another especially without good reason • ...
black history 2017-03-12
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- a program that helps with blacks and there righs
- briges the first black kid to go to a white school
- another word for black person
- when two races is apart
- someone thats not a follower
- another word for young person
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- trade when you sale a slave
- a peaceful thing people do to fight for rights
- a strong word in marrage
- when you have someone work and beaten if bad
10 Clues: when two races is apart • a strong word in marrage • trade when you sale a slave • someone thats not a follower • another word for black person • another word for young person • when you have someone work and beaten if bad • a peaceful thing people do to fight for rights • a program that helps with blacks and there righs • briges the first black kid to go to a white school
Black history 2023-03-29
10 Clues: Banned in 1983 • Demolished in 1970 • promised them land • Provided wakeup calls • Banned form Canada in 1807 • The city Africville was located • The dollar bill Viola Desmond was on • First African Nova Scotian community • Year African nova scotian men could vot • The condition of african nova scotian farmland
Black History 2021-11-05
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- separation of people into racial or other ethnic groups
- State laws that enforced racial segregation in the Southern United States
- Played a huge part in the Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Unjust treatment
- "I have a dream..." (263-264)
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- "But one hundred years later..." (261)
- Where MLK gave his "I Had a Dream" speech
- Discrimination against a person because of their looks
- 20 years
- Break apart
10 Clues: 20 years • Break apart • Unjust treatment • "I have a dream..." (263-264) • "But one hundred years later..." (261) • Where MLK gave his "I Had a Dream" speech • Played a huge part in the Montgomery Bus Boycott • Discrimination against a person because of their looks • separation of people into racial or other ethnic groups • ...
BLACK HISTORY 2022-10-17
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- A person who fought to end slavery
- equal and social individual opportunities
- Once a slave, then a great abolitionist
- Refused to give up her bus seat
- Historically Black College and University
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- Baptist Minister & Civil Rights Leader
- Freedom, liberation
- 1st African American President of the US
- Celebrates the end of slavery in the US
- A hate group formed to terrorize free slaves
10 Clues: Freedom, liberation • Refused to give up her bus seat • A person who fought to end slavery • Baptist Minister & Civil Rights Leader • Celebrates the end of slavery in the US • Once a slave, then a great abolitionist • 1st African American President of the US • equal and social individual opportunities • Historically Black College and University • ...
Black History 2023-02-10
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- What does BLM stand for?
- What famous civil rights leader went to college at the age of 15?
- Who is the first black woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court?
- Connecticut and other states passed what law that prohibits discrimination based on hair style and hair texture?
- What state was Rosa Parks in when she refused to give up her seat on the bus?
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- Who recently broke the all-time scoring record in the NBA?
- What Black organization started the Free Breakfast for School Children Program for their black communities?
- Who was the first woman to lead the Union Army during the Civl War?
- How many historically Black Greek Letter organizations are there that make up the National Pan-Hellenic Council?
- Who broke the record for most grammy wins of all time?
10 Clues: What does BLM stand for? • Who broke the record for most grammy wins of all time? • Who recently broke the all-time scoring record in the NBA? • What famous civil rights leader went to college at the age of 15? • Who is the first black woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court? • Who was the first woman to lead the Union Army during the Civl War? • ...
Black History 2026-02-27
10 Clues: refused bus seat • june 19th holiday • civil rights leader • 1st black president • by any means necessary • where fresh prince is from • african american flag colors • 1920s black cultural movement • 1st african american woman in space • 1st black child to entry all white school
black history month cross word puzzel 2023-02-14
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- He has won a world cup in 2018 and made the world ___ final in 2022
- He is a ___ all-star legend
- Won the soccer league 1 twice in ______
- Nba ______ of the year 2020
- He played for the Los ______ basketball team
- He got the premiere league ______ boot award
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- Nba final most valuable _____
- They are one of the greatest ______ and had an incredible record 56 wins and 5 losses in boxingcup
- He is known as money Floyd Mayweather his record is 50-0 And won 15 titles in ______
- he was called Iron Mike has an incredible record of 50wins and 6 losses in boxing
- Nba defensive play of the ___ Award 1988
- He won the most world cups for Brazil and is one of the greatest soccer players.
- Ronaldinho has won one world cup and won the golden ____ award
13 Clues: He is a ___ all-star legend • Nba ______ of the year 2020 • Nba final most valuable _____ • Won the soccer league 1 twice in ______ • Nba defensive play of the ___ Award 1988 • He played for the Los ______ basketball team • He got the premiere league ______ boot award • Ronaldinho has won one world cup and won the golden ____ award • ...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH VOC TEST 2022-03-02
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- Person who steals livestock/cattle (7 letters)
- US spelling to say "effort, entreprise" (8 letters)
- US spelling for “honorer” (4 letters)
- Traduction de alphabétisation (8 letters)
- Desert for opponent (6 letters)
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- Traduction de fierté, orgueil (5 letters)
- Traduction de voleur au singulier (5 letters)
- Traduction de accablé, submergé, boulversé (11 letters)
- Synonym of to grab, to take by force (5 letters)
9 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) • ...
Biruk's Black History Month Puzzle 2013-02-18
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- former slave and leader of the abolitionist movement
- gave a famous speech to help end race problems in America
- started the study of black history from a positive side of view
- famous black comedian in tv and movies
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- first professional black baseball player
- president who helped end slavery
- made many stuff out of peanuts, soybean and sweet potatoes
- helped over 300 slaves escape to freedom
- fastest man and set records
9 Clues: fastest man and set records • president who helped end slavery • famous black comedian in tv and movies • first professional black baseball player • helped over 300 slaves escape to freedom • former slave and leader of the abolitionist movement • gave a famous speech to help end race problems in America • made many stuff out of peanuts, soybean and sweet potatoes • ...
Black History Month Database Hunt 2024-02-01
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- __________ Copeland wrote Firebird about showing a young ballerina the importance of practice and dedication. (Destiny)
- What is the call number (with no spaces) of Rosa Parks’ biographies? (Destiny)
- Pilot Bessie Coleman was born in ______________, Texas. (Britannica School Elementary)
- James Patterson and __________ Alexander wrote Becoming Muhammad Ali: a novel, which was a Bluebonnet book last year. (Destiny)
- Matthew Henson was the first Black American to reach the _______ _______. (2 words, no spaces) (Pebble Go)
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- Oprah Winfrey is the first black woman to become a ________________. (Gale in Context)
- NASA engineer Lonnie Johnson invented this popular toy used in the summer. (2 words, no spaces) (Pebble Go)
- Dynamic duo (and sisters) Venus and Serena Williams took the tennis world by storm. In 2003 Serena beat Venus at _____________________. (Britannica School Elementary)
- Before becoming the first black first lady, Michelle Obama went to college and became a _____________. (Pebble Go)
9 Clues: What is the call number (with no spaces) of Rosa Parks’ biographies? (Destiny) • Oprah Winfrey is the first black woman to become a ________________. (Gale in Context) • Pilot Bessie Coleman was born in ______________, Texas. (Britannica School Elementary) • ...
Black History Month Crossword Puzzle 2023-02-09
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- Jackson/ Plays for ravens, qb, number 8
- Bryant/ Won 5 basketball rings with the Lakers wore 24 and 8
- Luther King/he had a dream
- chase/ bengals wide receiver number 1
- played soccer for brazil, recently died,number 10
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- Obama/ President from 2009-2017, 44th president
- James/ plays for Lakers and recently broke the all time scoring record
- Jackson/ Made the "Moonwalk"
- Jordan/ Best basketball player of all time, used to play with bulls
- Parks/ stood up for her rights and didn't sit in the back of the bus
10 Clues: Luther King/he had a dream • Jackson/ Made the "Moonwalk" • chase/ bengals wide receiver number 1 • Jackson/ Plays for ravens, qb, number 8 • Obama/ President from 2009-2017, 44th president • played soccer for brazil, recently died,number 10 • Bryant/ Won 5 basketball rings with the Lakers wore 24 and 8 • ...
Black History Month Choice Board 2023-02-01
Black History 2021-11-15
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- Luther King Most visible spokesman in the civil rights movement until they were assassinated,
- a person who protests for social and political change, examples of this Harriet Tubmen, Malala Yousafzai and, Susan B. Anthony
- ending policy of segregation, the effect of protest and movements toward segregation
- people getting together for religious worship, what the people in the Baptist Church were doing before the bombing
- Prejudice treatment toward a certain group of people, what happens when a assumption is made toward someone
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- people who participate in protest, what Martin Luther King wanted people from the church to become this
- Lack of justice, this is what civil rights activists were fighting against
- Parks Played an important role in the Montgomery bus boycott this person didn’t want to sit in the back of the bus
- to go against something, a series of these were done
- The separation of people/ethic groups, the effect of jim crow laws, what most civil right activists fought against
10 Clues: to go against something, a series of these were done • Lack of justice, this is what civil rights activists were fighting against • ending policy of segregation, the effect of protest and movements toward segregation • Luther King Most visible spokesman in the civil rights movement until they were assassinated, • ...
Black history 2021-11-16
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- to hit with a whip
- old torn clothes
- to regularly treat with cruelty
- large crowd of protesting people
- to put someone to death without legal permission
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- the occasion of a protest walk
- to escape
- to cover someone's mouth to prevent them from speaking
- activity of legally owning people who have to work for and obey you
- small wooden house
10 Clues: to escape • old torn clothes • to hit with a whip • small wooden house • 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 2022-02-10
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- Martin Luther King Jr. believed in _______.
- Dr. ____ Luther King Jr.
- People in the 1960s had to deal with _____.
- Martin Luther King Jr. gave lots of ________.
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- _____ people.
- Parks ______ refused to give up her seat on a bus to white people.
- Rights The _________ Movement was in the 1950's and 60's.
- Black people also fought for _______.
- Black people fought for ______.
- Martin Luther King Jr. led alot of peaceful ____.
10 Clues: _____ people. • Dr. ____ Luther King Jr. • Black people fought for ______. • Black people also fought for _______. • Martin Luther King Jr. believed in _______. • People in the 1960s had to deal with _____. • Martin Luther King Jr. gave lots of ________. • Martin Luther King Jr. led alot of peaceful ____. • Rights The _________ Movement was in the 1950's and 60's. • ...
Black History 2017-09-26
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- Refused to give her seat up on the bus
- First African American President of the United States
- Global ambassador for sport known as the 'Black Pearl'
- Leader of the Civil Rights Movement
- Secretary-general awarded the Nobel Peace prize
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- Spent 27 years in prison fighting for equal rights
- Nursed British soldiers during the Crimean War
- Famous female poet "i know why the caged bird sings"
- Grammy award winning singer/activist - she is Sasha Fierce
- Greatest boxer of all time and civil rights activist
10 Clues: Leader of the Civil Rights Movement • Refused to give her seat up on the bus • Nursed British soldiers during the Crimean War • Secretary-general awarded the Nobel Peace prize • Spent 27 years in prison fighting for equal rights • Famous female poet "i know why the caged bird sings" • Greatest boxer of all time and civil rights activist • ...
Black History 2022-11-28
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- African Americans refused to ride buses to protest segregated seating
- police and a citizen attacked marchers attempting to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, United States
- The Supreme Court ruled that separating children in public schools on the basis of race was unconstitutional.
- American baptist minister most known for his speeches
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- massive protest where 250,000 people gathered in front of the lincoln memorial
- first african american students to enter a segregated high school
- four African American students that sat in a restaurant where they weren't allowed to sit at
- American Muslim Minister and human rights activist who supported black nationalism
- Mlk's most famous speech
- Nicknamed "the mother of the Civil Rights Movement"
10 Clues: Mlk's most famous speech • Nicknamed "the mother of the Civil Rights Movement" • American baptist minister most known for his speeches • first african american students to enter a segregated high school • African Americans refused to ride buses to protest segregated seating • massive protest where 250,000 people gathered in front of the lincoln memorial • ...
Black history 2025-05-19
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- (n) a synonym of 'hunger' or 'famine'
- (n)a synonym of 'hate'
- (n)a person who is forced to work for and obey another and is considered to be their property
- (v) a synonym of 'abolish'
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- (n) a person who supervises others, especially workers
- (n) a synonym of 'illness'
- (v) 'fouetter' in French
- (n) a person, in particular a woman,employed to look after a child
- (n) synonym of 'discrimination'
- (n) a public sale in which goods or property are sold
10 Clues: (n)a synonym of 'hate' • (v) 'fouetter' in French • (n) a synonym of 'illness' • (v) a synonym of 'abolish' • (n) synonym of 'discrimination' • (n) a synonym of 'hunger' or 'famine' • (n) a public sale in which goods or property are sold • (n) a person who supervises others, especially workers • (n) a person, in particular a woman,employed to look after a child • ...
Black History 2026-02-27
10 Clues: refused bus seat • june 19th holiday • civil rights leader • 1st black president • by any means necessary • where fresh prince is from • african american flag colors • 1920s black cultural movement • 1st african american woman in space • 1st black child to entry all white school
Black history 2021-11-16
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- to hit with a whip
- old torn clothes
- to regularly treat with cruelty
- large crowd of protesting people
- to put someone to death without legal permission
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- the occasion of a protest walk
- to escape
- to cover someone's mouth to prevent them from speaking
- activity of legally owning people who have to work for and obey you
- small wooden house
10 Clues: to escape • old torn clothes • to hit with a whip • small wooden house • 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 2017-03-12
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- a program that helps with blacks and there righs
- someone thats not a follower
- when you have someone work and beaten if bad
- when two races is apart
- another word for young person
- the first black kid to go to a white school
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- when you sale a slave
- a peaceful thing people do to fight for rights
- another word for black person
- a strong word in marrage
10 Clues: when you sale a slave • when two races is apart • a strong word in marrage • someone thats not a follower • another word for black person • another word for young person • the first black kid to go to a white school • when you have someone work and beaten if bad • a peaceful thing people do to fight for rights • a program that helps with blacks and there righs
black history 2026-02-02
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- He won a gold medal at the 1960 games.
- Famous 1974 fight: "_____ in the Jungle".
- City of his birth.
- Faith he joined in 1964.
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- Technique used to beat Foreman: Rope-a-_____.
- Total number of times he won the heavyweight title.
- His 1975 fight, "The _____ in Manila".
- Boxer he beat for his first title (1964).
- His birth surname.
- His daughter, who became an undefeated boxer.
10 Clues: His birth surname. • City of his birth. • Faith he joined in 1964. • He won a gold medal at the 1960 games. • His 1975 fight, "The _____ in Manila". • Boxer he beat for his first title (1964). • Famous 1974 fight: "_____ in the Jungle". • Technique used to beat Foreman: Rope-a-_____. • His daughter, who became an undefeated boxer. • ...
Hispanic History Month. 2021-09-13
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- the first Hispanic woman to go to space
- brought her Cuban musical heritage to the masses
- best known for her landmark bill transforming Texas higher education
- first Hispanic American to serve on the high court.
- he revolutionized music through his seamless fusion of various influences
- American folksinger and political activist who interested young audiences in folk music during the 1960s.
- an astrophysicist and the 14th director of the National Science Foundation (NSF).
- Co-founder of the United Farm Workers Association
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- she helped popularize salsa music in the United States
- helped bring about the passage of Argentinas women's suffrage law.
- she was the highest paid woman in the United States.
- known for her self portraits
- a public health expert and women rights activist
- the first internationally successful female Latin American author.
- olympic gold medalist
15 Clues: olympic gold medalist • known for her self portraits • the first Hispanic woman to go to space • brought her Cuban musical heritage to the masses • a public health expert and women rights activist • Co-founder of the United Farm Workers Association • first Hispanic American to serve on the high court. • she was the highest paid woman in the United States. • ...
Womens History Month 2022-03-18
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- What She Fought For
- Believed These Should Have Rights(2 Answers)
- Number Of Siblings
- Gender
- What Type Of School She Went To
- Who Inspired Her To Be Her Career
- Worked As
- Her Grandsons Name
- She Was Born In This Country
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- The Name Of Her Daughter
- The Month Her Birthday Is In
- What Name She Was Given
- What She Studied In Medical School
- Spouse Name
- Had To Deal With This By Men
15 Clues: Gender • Worked As • Spouse Name • Number Of Siblings • Her Grandsons Name • What She Fought For • What Name She Was Given • The Name Of Her Daughter • The Month Her Birthday Is In • Had To Deal With This By Men • She Was Born In This Country • What Type Of School She Went To • Who Inspired Her To Be Her Career • What She Studied In Medical School • ...
woman history month 2022-03-23
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- of Arc= Joan of Arc, who called herself "Joan the Maiden" and is now nicknamed "The Maid of Orléans", is considered a heroine of France for her role during the Lancastrian phase of the Hundred Years' War. She is also a saint in the Roman Catholic Church.
- Thatcher= Margaret Hilda Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher, LG, OM, DStJ, PC, FRS, HonFRSC, was Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1979 to 1990 and Leader of the Conservative Party from 1975 to 1990. The longest-serving British prime minister of the 20th century, she was the first woman to hold that office.
- B. Anthony= Susan B. Anthony was an American social reformer and women's rights activist who played a pivotal role in the women's suffrage movement. Born into a Quaker family committed to social equality, she collected anti-slavery petitions at the age of 17.
- Parks= She sat in front of the bus and wanted equality
- Harris= Kamala Devi Harris is an American politician and attorney who is the 49th and current vice president of the United States. She is the first female vice president and the highest-ranking female official in U.S. history, as well as the first African American and first Asian American vice president.
- Kahlo= Magdalena Carmen Frida Kahlo y Calderón was a Mexican painter known for her many portraits, self-portraits, and works inspired by the nature and artifacts of Mexico.
- Keller= Helen Adams Keller was an American author, disability rights advocate, political activist and lecturer. Born in West Tuscumbia, Alabama, she lost her sight and her hearing after a bout of illness at the age of 19 months.
- Tubman= Known as the “Moses of her people,” Harriet Tubman was enslaved, escaped, and helped others gain their freedom as a “conductor" of the Underground Railroad.
- Roosevelt=Anna Eleanor Roosevelt was an American political figure, diplomat, and activist. She served as the first lady of the United States from 1933 to 1945, during her husband President Franklin D. Roosevelt's four terms in office, making her the longest-serving first lady of the United States.
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- Huerta= Dolores Clara Fernández Huerta is an American labor leader and civil rights activist who, with Cesar Chavez, is a co-founder of the National Farmworkers Association, which later merged with the Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee to become the United Farm Workers.
- Earhart= Amelia Mary Earhart was an American aviation pioneer and author. Earhart was the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean.
- the Riveter=Rosie the Riveter is an allegorical cultural icon of World War II, representing the women who worked in factories and shipyards during World War II, many of whom produced munitions and war supplies. These women sometimes took entirely new jobs replacing the male workers who joined the military.
- Sacagawea was a Lemhi Shoshone woman who, at age 16, helped the Lewis and Clark Expedition in achieving their chartered mission objectives by exploring the Louisiana Territory.
- Cady Stanton was an American writer and activist who was a leader of the women's rights movement in the U.S. during the mid- to late-19th century.
- Friedan= Betty Friedan was an American feminist writer and activist. A leading figure in the women's movement in the United States, her 1963 book The Feminine Mystique is often credited with sparking the second wave of American feminism in the 20th century.
15 Clues: Parks= She sat in front of the bus and wanted equality • Cady Stanton was an American writer and activist who was a leader of the women's rights movement in the U.S. during the mid- to late-19th century. • Earhart= Amelia Mary Earhart was an American aviation pioneer and author. Earhart was the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. • ...
Women's History Month 2022-03-01
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- Janet Guthrie is a retired professional ___ ___ ___.
- In 1893, Colorado became the first state to enact women's _____ by popular referendum.
- Janet Gurthrie finished in 15th place becoming the first women to compete in ______.
- Opha Johnson was promoted to ________ in September 1918.
- Grace Brewster Murray Hopper was a pioneer of computer programming who invented one of the first _______.
- Who was the first woman to achieve the rank of Four Star General in the Air Force?
- Michelle Howard reported to the USS _____ ____ as a Chief engineer in 1990.
- Janet Guthrie was originally a _____ ____.
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- In 1966 Grace Hopper retired from ___ _____.
- Francis Perkins pushed to reduce work place accidents and helped ___ ____ against child labour.
- Susan Anthony fought for most of her life, can be presented in a qoute, "It was we the people, not we, the white male citizens, nor yet we, the whole people who formed the _____.
- Opha Johnson was the first woman known to have enlisted in the ______ _____.
- Susan Anthony was laughed at by Congress for demanding _____ ______.
- Francis Perkins was a ______ at the New York state school.
- Janet Wolfenburger was born in _____.
15 Clues: Janet Wolfenburger was born in _____. • Janet Guthrie was originally a _____ ____. • In 1966 Grace Hopper retired from ___ _____. • Janet Guthrie is a retired professional ___ ___ ___. • Opha Johnson was promoted to ________ in September 1918. • Francis Perkins was a ______ at the New York state school. • ...
Women's History Month 2023-03-22
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- Sarah Mallet, authorized to __________ by John Wesley
- Anna Oliver, first woman to graduate from an American _________
- Sojourner _________
- Blind from infancy, wrote more than 9,000 hymns
- John & Charles Wesley's mother
- Francis Willard's "Do ____________" campaign
- Barbara Heck, the ___________ of American Methodism
- Number of women elected lay delegates to the Methodist Episcopal General Conference in 1888
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- In 1956, full ___________ rights granted to women
- General Commission on the __________ and Role of Women
- President of National American Women's Suffrage Association
- Helenor M. Davisson in 1866, first __________ ordained women
- 1869 call to action by Clementina ___________ and Lois Parker
- Marjorie Matthews, first woman elected _________ in 1980
- Mary Evans __________, appointed class leader in 1770
15 Clues: Sojourner _________ • John & Charles Wesley's mother • Francis Willard's "Do ____________" campaign • Blind from infancy, wrote more than 9,000 hymns • In 1956, full ___________ rights granted to women • Barbara Heck, the ___________ of American Methodism • Sarah Mallet, authorized to __________ by John Wesley • Mary Evans __________, appointed class leader in 1770 • ...
Women's History Month 2023-02-24
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- First woman to conquer Mount Everest
- "Valkyrie of the Piano"
- First Native American Poet Laureate
- First Asian woman to go to space
- "Godmother of Rock and Roll"
- Most successful pirate in history
- "Queen of Salsa"
- "Mother of science fiction"
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- First woman to win a Nobel Prize
- Most Grammy wins ever
- First African-American woman and Native American to hold a pilot license
- First woman to become pharaoh
- First to write and defend a thesis in Quechua
- "Mother of Modern Medicine"
- First woman director
15 Clues: "Queen of Salsa" • First woman director • Most Grammy wins ever • "Valkyrie of the Piano" • "Mother of Modern Medicine" • "Mother of science fiction" • "Godmother of Rock and Roll" • First woman to become pharaoh • First woman to win a Nobel Prize • First Asian woman to go to space • Most successful pirate in history • First Native American Poet Laureate • ...
Women's History Month 2023-02-21
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- Having control and/or influence.
- A woman who is the head of a family.
- A group of people that have a common issue who take action on it.
- Campaign for political or social change.
- The social barrier preventing women and minorities from advancing in a profession.
- Activities of a government.
- Unity or agreement between two or more people.
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- The right to vote.
- Fight for equality of genders.
- Endure or face unpleasant conditions without fear.
- Moral or legal entitlement.
- Having the same opportunities and treatments as others.
- A man explaining something to a woman in a condescending or patronizing manner.
- Adult female human.
- To achieve something.
15 Clues: The right to vote. • Adult female human. • To achieve something. • Moral or legal entitlement. • Activities of a government. • Fight for equality of genders. • Having control and/or influence. • A woman who is the head of a family. • Campaign for political or social change. • Unity or agreement between two or more people. • Endure or face unpleasant conditions without fear. • ...
Women's History Month 2024-03-01
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- The first winter Olympic sport that females could compete in.
- The number of females on our company's Board of Directors.
- The first state to have a woman in congress.
- Purple, ______, and white are the colors of International Women’s Day.
- International Women’s Day was started in 1911, and remains an important moment for working to advance women's __________.
- Katherine Graham was the first women to become a Fortune 500 CEO of the ________ Post Company.
- The first woman and woman of color to become Vice President is Kamala _________.
- The first women’s history day was held in this city.
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- The only woman to ever win two Nobel Prizes is Marie ______.
- Amelia ______ was the first woman to cross the Atlantic Ocean in an airplane.
- The First woman inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame was Aretha __________.
- The first woman to appear on U.S. currency.
- Women's History Month.
- The number of _____ degrees awarded to women has increased significantly since 2008.
- The number of women running businesses on the 2023 Fortune 500 list.
15 Clues: Women's History Month. • The first woman to appear on U.S. currency. • The first state to have a woman in congress. • The first women’s history day was held in this city. • The number of females on our company's Board of Directors. • The only woman to ever win two Nobel Prizes is Marie ______. • The first winter Olympic sport that females could compete in. • ...
WHM 2022-03-21
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- Healing, Promoting Hope Every Women’s History Month has a theme. The 2022 theme is...
- Other sister
- Katz
- Williams
- In 1911 International Women’s Day became a...
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- What sport did Maria Sharapova play?
- Greek goddess of victory
- In 1978 Women's History Day became Women's History...
- In what month do we celebrate WHM?
- How old was Maria Sharapova when she signed with Nike?
- In 1909 was the first women history...
- Refused to give up her bus seat to a white man
12 Clues: Katz • Williams • Other sister • Greek goddess of victory • In what month do we celebrate WHM? • What sport did Maria Sharapova play? • In 1909 was the first women history... • In 1911 International Women’s Day became a... • Refused to give up her bus seat to a white man • In 1978 Women's History Day became Women's History... • ...
black history puzail 2022-02-24
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- the first black presedent who gave the incredible, i have a dream
- the TRUE creator of the light-bulb
- the seperation of people due to race or gender
- the first black woomen to become the princdble of a school
- the man who created blak history month
- a sitecen in amarica with black skin
- the act of taking someone captive and forcing sed person to do your biding
- the first afican amarikan woman how joind nasa
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- this women is known to be the first african amairican to sit in the frunt insted of the back
- this battle tuck place to help end the aera of slavery
- they can't disscrimenate housing
- the act of being treated porly due to the color of your skin
12 Clues: they can't disscrimenate housing • the TRUE creator of the light-bulb • a sitecen in amarica with black skin • the man who created blak history month • the seperation of people due to race or gender • the first afican amarikan woman how joind nasa • this battle tuck place to help end the aera of slavery • the first black woomen to become the princdble of a school • ...
DO NOW TASK 2023-01-18
21 Clues: RE • tall • blue • kind • grey • green • skirt • shirt • white • black • funny • yellow • french • jumper • history • spanish • english • to wear • trousers • geography • unpleasant
S1 Visual Elements 2024-10-29
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- the colour you get when mixing red and yellow together
- colour you get when mixing blue and yellow together
- the country Tamara de Lempika was born in
- colour plus yellow that Amy Sherald uses to create skin tone
- sketchy is a word that can describe this visual element
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- light and shadow creates this visual element
- the colour you get when mixing all three primary colours together
- colours that you have to buy as they cannot be mixed
- is Black History month
- the colour you get when mixing red and blue together
10 Clues: is Black History month • the country Tamara de Lempika was born in • light and shadow creates this visual element • colours that you have to buy as they cannot be mixed • colour you get when mixing blue and yellow together • the colour you get when mixing red and blue together • the colour you get when mixing red and yellow together • ...
Heritage Month Fun 2026-01-27
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- Father of Black History
- First name of young Selma Foot Soldier
- Hair business
- First black mayor in Montgomery
- Famous civil rights attorney.
- First lady Obama
- First family of hair care in Montgomery
- Freed many
- Lift Every _______________ and Sing!
- Bravely testified against voters suppression
- He had a dream
- His tan suit shook the world
- Lived across the street from history
- Community and Christ driven
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- Married a King
- The person who owns the business
- Formed a church for freed slaves
- I will not be moved
- Lowndes County native
- Sandwich Shop where Dr. King ate.
- Our Moses
- 3388 South _____________________ Street
- First black female attorney in Pontiac
- Once president of local NAACP chapter.
- Met some Stars along the way,
- The __________________ of Christ salutes you
- Hairdresser for a lady King
- Always community minded
- Turning point for local salon.
29 Clues: Our Moses • Freed many • Hair business • Married a King • He had a dream • First lady Obama • I will not be moved • Lowndes County native • Father of Black History • Always community minded • Hairdresser for a lady King • Community and Christ driven • His tan suit shook the world • Famous civil rights attorney. • Met some Stars along the way, • Turning point for local salon. • ...
Frederick Douglas 2021-04-19
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- at what age did Frederick Douglas escape slavery
- Frederick Douglas sat for more portraits than what president
- what month do we celebrate black history month
- Who taught Frederick Douglas how to read
- Frederick Douglas taught other (blank) how to read
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- Frederick Douglas chose his last name from what poem
- Frederick Douglas helped enlisted what group to fight in the union army
- Frederick Douglas was the first African american to receive what nomination
- Frederick Douglas bartered (blank) for knowledge
9 Clues: Who taught Frederick Douglas how to read • what month do we celebrate black history month • at what age did Frederick Douglas escape slavery • Frederick Douglas bartered (blank) for knowledge • Frederick Douglas taught other (blank) how to read • Frederick Douglas chose his last name from what poem • Frederick Douglas sat for more portraits than what president • ...
Black History in Canada 2022-01-17
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- Mathieu ___, first recorded free Black person to arrive in Canada in 1608.
- In 1944, Ontario passed the Racial ___ Act, effectively prohibiting publication and display of any symbol, sign, or notice that expressed ethnic and racial discrimination.
- Haitian-born ___ Jean, the first Black Governor General of Canada, appointed in 2005.
- In 1851, the ___-___ Society of Canada was formed to aid in the extinction of slavery all over the world.
- The settlement where the first shipload of enslaved Africans reached British North America 1619.
- ___ Gibbs, the first Black politician in Canada, after being elected to the Victoria Town Council in 1866.
- Harriet Tubman guided more than ___ hundred slaves to freedom in Canada over 19 secret missions.
- Mary Ann ___, the first Black woman in North America to publish a newspaper and one of the first female journalists in Canada.
- The Honourable Jean ___, the first Black Canadian woman elected to parliament in 1993.
- In Nova Scotia, the largest free settlement of Africans in North America after the American Revolution.
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- Viola ___, who became a catalyst for change after being arrested for sitting in a “Whites Only” section of a Nova Scotia theatre.
- A cultural festival in Toronto that celebrates cultural pride, mutual respect, and social unity; founded in 1967.
- ___ Abbot became Canada’s first Black physician in 1861.
- A group of 600 freedom fighters who landed in Halifax from Jamaica.
- Canada developed a reputation as a ___ ___ for Africans during the American Revolution (1775-1783).
- Leonard ___, the first Black Canadian man elected to parliament in 1963.
- ___ O’Ree, the first Black person to enter the NHL in a historic game against the Montreal Canadiens.
- Slavery was ___ throughout the British colonies by the Imperial Act in 1834.
- Nineteen ___ five, the year February was officially proclaimed Black History Month in Canada.
- The Underground network of secret routes to help enslaved Africans escape into Canada.
20 Clues: ___ Abbot became Canada’s first Black physician in 1861. • A group of 600 freedom fighters who landed in Halifax from Jamaica. • Leonard ___, the first Black Canadian man elected to parliament in 1963. • Mathieu ___, first recorded free Black person to arrive in Canada in 1608. • Slavery was ___ throughout the British colonies by the Imperial Act in 1834. • ...
Issue 4 Crossword 2025-02-01
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- The stadium hosting this year's Super Bowl
- Golden hosts these furry friends who share our city's namesake
- This creature predicts whether we're in for 6 more weeks of winter
- The historian who created the celebration that became Black History Month
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- This month awareness is spread for the health of this organ
- This month you might write your crush a love _____
- This month's Oredigger dimension of well-being
- The President whose birthday is celebrated on President's Day
8 Clues: The stadium hosting this year's Super Bowl • This month's Oredigger dimension of well-being • This month you might write your crush a love _____ • This month awareness is spread for the health of this organ • The President whose birthday is celebrated on President's Day • Golden hosts these furry friends who share our city's namesake • ...
NAARI Crossword Puzzle (School Age) 2021-12-11
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- not afraid of danger or difficult situations; very confident
- the people who are related to you (parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins)
- a person who makes art for books
- a man who wears a crown
- a place you can borrow books from
- a woman who wears a crown
- to move upward
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- a place and the people who live in it or a group of people who all have something in common
- a person who writes books
- month when the National African-American Read-In takes place (also Black History Month)
10 Clues: to move upward • a man who wears a crown • a person who writes books • a woman who wears a crown • a person who makes art for books • a place you can borrow books from • not afraid of danger or difficult situations; very confident • the people who are related to you (parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins) • ...
jacks crossword ;) 2022-05-24
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- 24÷2
- the fith month of the year
- color of a banana
- yes in french
- the colour black
- the third month of the year
- 66-44
- 7-4
- 11X3
- month that has halloween
- hi
- 47-38
- hello
- the month after june
- last month of the year
- 27+6-3-3
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- thank you
- febuary
- 11-6
- goodbye
- 15-9
- fist month of spring
- good evening
- hello in frech
- 24÷8
- the month before july
- my name is
- 10-9
- month before december
- first month of the year
- i am ok
31 Clues: hi • 7-4 • 24÷2 • 11-6 • 15-9 • 24÷8 • 11X3 • 10-9 • 66-44 • 47-38 • hello • febuary • goodbye • i am ok • 27+6-3-3 • thank you • my name is • good evening • yes in french • hello in frech • the colour black • color of a banana • fist month of spring • the month after june • the month before july • month before december • last month of the year • first month of the year • month that has halloween • the fith month of the year • ...
Altus Crossword 2020-02-18
6 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?
Voc #5 (GP# 1 & 2 Period 1) 2025-11-18
20 Clues: 67 • sun • Analyst • courage • surgery • Mr. Bean • Try hard • Guitarist • Old People • Repentance • Honey Badger • Key and Peele • Zoro (One piece) • Like Black Friday • black eye or acne • When you can’t decide • A biased book about history • The opposite of compromising • Mcdonald’s workers use these • If you have very very bad vision
Women's History Month 2022 2022-02-25
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- Illinois senator; first woman with a disability to be elected to Congress
- Survivor and gun control activist from the Parkland school shooting in 2018
- “Pay It No Mind”
- The world’s first novel, authored by a woman named Murasaki Shikibu
- First Muslim woman to represent the US at the Olympics
- First US President to declare a national women’s history event
- Black lesbian blues singer, pianist, and entertainer during the Harlem Renaissance
- First Latina Supreme Court Justice appointed by Obama in 2009
- Transgender activist from Stonewall that advocated for Gay Liberation
- “The master’s tools will not dismantle the master’s house.”
- First woman US Vice President (and first woman of color)
- Only woman to ever win two Nobel Prizes
- First women in space (and also gay)
- First openly transgender MMA athlete
- First Black female (and queer) author to have a play performed on Broadway in 1959
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- What month is WHM?
- Black mathematician who successfully launched John Glenn into orbit in 1962
- First state to grant women the right to vote
- True or False: the 19th Amendment granted ALL women the right to vote
- Only female pharaoh in recorded history
- Queer Latina icon that changed the field of art through surrealist self-portraits
- Incident that created the infamous “bra-burning feminists” rumor
- First woman in professional baseball, who struck out both Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig
- Swedish youth and environmental activist that has challenged world leaders into taking action towards climate change
- Hollywood’s first ever Asian American movies star
- The Poetess
- Performer-turned-spy that was vital to the Allies in WWII
- Second woman to serve on the Supreme Court after Sandra Day O’Connor
- Marxist Black Power queer revolutionary that made waves in feminist discourse
- First women inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
30 Clues: The Poetess • “Pay It No Mind” • What month is WHM? • First women in space (and also gay) • First openly transgender MMA athlete • Only female pharaoh in recorded history • Only woman to ever win two Nobel Prizes • First state to grant women the right to vote • Hollywood’s first ever Asian American movies star • First Muslim woman to represent the US at the Olympics • ...
black month 2024-02-01
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- the _____ lasted 381 days
- kkk stands for
- which upheld the lower court’s decision on December 20, 1956. Montgomery’s ____ were integrated on December 21, 1956
- Dr _____ _____ king jr also fought for black peoples rights
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- more than 100 reporters visited _____ during the boycott to profile the effort and its leaders.
- Kings approach remained a hallmark of the ____ rights movement throughout the 1960s.
- a women who fought for black rights
7 Clues: kkk stands for • the _____ lasted 381 days • a women who fought for black rights • Dr _____ _____ king jr also fought for black peoples rights • Kings approach remained a hallmark of the ____ rights movement throughout the 1960s. • more than 100 reporters visited _____ during the boycott to profile the effort and its leaders. • ...
Black History Month: Name that Musical Artist / Group 2023-02-16
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- "Maybe I'm just like my father, too bold Maybe you're just like my mother She's never satisfied
- "Some people think That the physical things Define what's within."
- "I'm coming out. I want the world to know. Got to let it show"
- "What's love got to do, got to do with it? What's love but a second hand emotion?"
- "Very superstitious, Writing's on the wall, Very superstitious, Ladders bout' to fall,"
- "Oh, I wanna dance with somebody I wanna feel the heat with somebody Yeah, I wanna dance with somebody With somebody who loves"
- "Ready or not, here I come, you can't hide. Gonna find you and take it slowly"
- "All I'm askin' is for a little respect when you get home"
- "To all the ladies in the place with style and grace. Allow me to lace these lyrical douches in your bushes (uh)"
- "Cupid draw back your bow And let your arrow go Straight to my lover's heart for me, for me"
- "You've got my head spinning, no kidding, I can't pin you down What's going on in that beautiful mind? I'm on your magical mystery ride"
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- "They told him, "Don't you ever come around here" "Don't wanna see your face, you better disappear"The fire's in their eyes and their words are really clear So beat it, just beat it"
- “And although it seems heaven-sent, we ain’t ready to see a black president.”
- "There must be some kind of way outta here Said the joker to the thief There's too much confusion I can't get no relief"
- "Now put your hands up, Up in the club, we just broke up I'm doing my own little thing"
- "Yeah, they wishin' and wishin' and wishin' and wishin' They wishin' on me, yuh I been movin' calm, don't start no trouble with me Tryna keep it peaceful is a struggle for me"
- "So no, I don't want your number No, I don't want to give you mine and No, I don't want to meet you nowhere No, I don't want none of your time"
- "Heard it through the grapevine Not much longer would you be mine "
- "Hit the road Jack and don't you come back no more, no more, no more, no more"
- "I Got Sunshine, on a cloudy day."
- "Shorty got down low and said "Come and get me" (Yeah!) Yeah! I got so caught up, I forgot she told me (Yeah!) Yeah!"
- "Sittin' in the mornin' sun I'll be sittin' when the evenin' comes Watching the ships roll in Then I watch 'em roll away again"
22 Clues: "I Got Sunshine, on a cloudy day." • "All I'm askin' is for a little respect when you get home" • "I'm coming out. I want the world to know. Got to let it show" • "Some people think That the physical things Define what's within." • "Heard it through the grapevine Not much longer would you be mine " • ...
vocab 2024-11-12
20 Clues: pink • gray • green • light • brown • lunch • black • drama • monday • friday • french • health • yellow • the (m) • science • history • history • spanish • saturday • the plure
Colores, clases y ropa 2017-04-06
Civil War, Civil Rights, and Black History Month 2025-02-11
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- The amendment that gave Black men the right to vote
- The leader of the Montgomery Bus Boycott and March on Washington
- The organization that helped formerly enslaved people after the Civil War
- The amendment that outlawed poll taxes, helping protect Black voting rights
- Laws in the South that restricted African Americans’ rights after the Civil War
- The first African American U.S. president
- The act that banned segregation in public places in 1964
- The general who led the Confederate Army
- This 1860 election victory by a Republican candidate sparked Southern secession and Civil War
- The laws enforcing racial segregation in the South
- The period after the Civil War aimed at rebuilding the South
- The Supreme Court case that established “separate but equal”
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- The amendment that abolished slavery
- The bloodiest battle of the Civil War
- The first state to secede from the Union
- The inventor who improved the lightbulb’s filament
- The organization that fought for Black rights, founded in 1909
- The amendment that granted citizenship to formerly enslaved people
- The document that freed enslaved people in Confederate states
- The movement in the 1950s and 1960s for racial equality
- The journalist and activist who led anti-lynching campaigns
- The system of forced labor that was a major cause of the Civil War
- The leader of the Underground Railroad
- The movement to end slavery in the U.S.
- A key figure in the suffrage movement who campaigned for women’s right to vote and helped form the National Woman Suffrage Association
25 Clues: The amendment that abolished slavery • The bloodiest battle of the Civil War • The leader of the Underground Railroad • The movement to end slavery in the U.S. • The first state to secede from the Union • The general who led the Confederate Army • The first African American U.S. president • The inventor who improved the lightbulb’s filament • ...
Black History Month Crosswork Puzzle (Last Names Only) 2024-02-01
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- "I Have a Dream"
- one of the first Black and enslaved persons in the United States, to publish a book of poems
- The first African American cardiologist who performed the first successful open-heart surgery
- calculated the trajectory for America's first space trip with Alan Shepherd's 1961 mission
- Director of "Black Panther"
- the first female vice president
- the first African American and the first Native American, woman pilot
- he first African-American president
- the first Black female judge in the United States
- "the Greatest"
- Editor and anti-lynching activist
- "The Mother of the Civil Rights Movement"
- "Moses of her people"
- recognized as one of the most influential women in the modern civil rights movement
- the first Black baseball player to play in the American major leagues
- was one of the founders of Critical Resistance
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- The most decorated American gymnast in history
- the first African American woman in space
- the first female self-made millionaire in America
- discovered more than 300 uses for peanuts
- popularized the values of autonomy among African Americans
- American teenager who was arrested in 1955 for refusing to give up her bus seat to a white person
- "Ain't I A Woman"
- first African-American woman elected to Congress
- the first African American to win a Grand Slam tennis event
- "I know Why the Caged Bird Sings"
- known as the "Mother of Freedom" in Baltimore
- the first president and principal developer of Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
- "The Color Purple"
- a lawyer, writer, and the wife of the 44th president
30 Clues: "the Greatest" • "I Have a Dream" • "Ain't I A Woman" • "The Color Purple" • "Moses of her people" • Director of "Black Panther" • the first female vice president • "I know Why the Caged Bird Sings" • Editor and anti-lynching activist • he first African-American president • the first African American woman in space • discovered more than 300 uses for peanuts • ...
Interrogative words_Danieli Vitoria 2021-03-19
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- what is the last class on friday?
- what is the name of your philosophy teacher?
- when is your birthday?
- what color are your eyes?
- What is your favorite food?
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- what is your favorite subject?
- what is your favorite hero?
- what was the month that you had the fist case of covid-19?
- what is your favorite color?
- What is your favorite animal?
10 Clues: when is your birthday? • what color are your eyes? • what is your favorite hero? • What is your favorite food? • what is your favorite color? • What is your favorite animal? • what is your favorite subject? • what is the last class on friday? • what is the name of your philosophy teacher? • what was the month that you had the fist case of covid-19?
tema 1 2022-11-03
22 Clues: tía • rojo • negro • madre • julio • lunes • abril • primo • cocina • marrón • inglés • abuelo • sábado • hermana • febrero • historia • amarillo • diciembre • miércoles • geografía • septiembre • habitación
February Crossword 2025-01-21
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- February is Black _____ Month
- a sparkly powder used for decoration
- a 3rd century roman saint celebrated Feb.14
- red ____ cake, or, a plush fabric
- a flavor that is associated with candy
- a popular candy made from cacao beans
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- a critical organ that pumps blood
- the zodiac animal of 2025
- a sentimental person who believes in romance
- the ____ New Year was celebrated in late January
- a flower symbolizing love, especially when red
- a primary color often associated with hearts
12 Clues: the zodiac animal of 2025 • February is Black _____ Month • a critical organ that pumps blood • red ____ cake, or, a plush fabric • a sparkly powder used for decoration • a popular candy made from cacao beans • a flavor that is associated with candy • a 3rd century roman saint celebrated Feb.14 • a sentimental person who believes in romance • ...
February 2026 Chronicle Issue 2026-02-11
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- February is _____ History Month
- the purple birthstone for those born in February
- a relationship between companions
- the presentation of the Lord, celebrated Feb.2
- the Chinese zodiac for 2026
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- _____ time is one of the 5 Love Languages
- Finish this lyric: "Don't go sharing your ______"
- Ash ________, marks the beginning of Lent
- kindness, volunteering, donations, a feminine name
- the blessing of throats invokes the intercession of St. ____
- a bird representing peace
- St. ______'s Day is celebrated on Feb.14
12 Clues: a bird representing peace • the Chinese zodiac for 2026 • February is _____ History Month • a relationship between companions • St. ______'s Day is celebrated on Feb.14 • _____ time is one of the 5 Love Languages • Ash ________, marks the beginning of Lent • the presentation of the Lord, celebrated Feb.2 • the purple birthstone for those born in February • ...
The RAG Third Edition Crossword Puzzle 2026-02-10
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- Can be dark, white, or milk
- Might come in "All Mine" "Cutie" or "I <3 U"
- Necklace, bracelet, ring, etc.
- These would be covered in 5 across
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- Will you be my _______?
- Month of Carnie, Valentines, Groundhogs, and Black History
- Who might help you fall in love?
- Violets are blue, and these are red
- Huggable, squeezable, fluffy friend
- Represents love, or circulates blood
10 Clues: Will you be my _______? • Can be dark, white, or milk • Necklace, bracelet, ring, etc. • Who might help you fall in love? • These would be covered in 5 across • Violets are blue, and these are red • Huggable, squeezable, fluffy friend • Represents love, or circulates blood • Might come in "All Mine" "Cutie" or "I <3 U" • ...
October 2023-10-05
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- Octo means
- Which major stock market crash happened in October 1929?
- History month is celebrated in October
- What season is it in the southern hemisphere in October
- October's gemstone
- Which animal migration event in Africa is commonly seen in October?
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- One of two sun signs for October
- Victory of good over evil
- Which famous explorer’s discovery of the New World is celebrated in October in the USA?
- Revolution that began in October 2017
- Spooky festival
- The Mahatma's birthday falls on this day
12 Clues: Octo means • Spooky festival • October's gemstone • Victory of good over evil • One of two sun signs for October • Revolution that began in October 2017 • History month is celebrated in October • The Mahatma's birthday falls on this day • What season is it in the southern hemisphere in October • Which major stock market crash happened in October 1929? • ...
Early Black History 2016-01-29
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- This African accompanied Lewis and Clark when they made their 1804 expedition from Missouri to Oregon. You don’t hear about him often in textbooks, but he was a slave who learned many languages and aided in the interactions with Native Americans. Do you know when they retuned East, York wasn't even given his freedom. Smh
- This term refers to the brutal and forced transportation of African people to the Americas and the Caribbean as part of the Atlantic Slave Trade.
- Stands for Historically Black College and University. They were started to help educate blacks who were shut out of white colleges.
- The first African American pilots in the US armed forces. They are also depicted in the G.I. Joe action figure series. The ________ ________
- The first Black child to attend an all-white elementary school in the South. After she enrolled, white parents pulled their children f school, teachers refused to teach and she had to be escorted to and from school by U.S. Marshalls due to death threats. Do you know that you live in what is considered the South?
- One who fights for the immediate end of slavery
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- A freedom fighter who led one of the most successful slave rebellions in history.
- This African woman was an author and poet. She was born in Gambia in West Africa and was sold in to slavery in America. She was the first black woman to publish a poem in America. In 1773, she bought her freedom and went on to earn a living from her writing.
- Abraham Lincoln DID NOT free slaves. I repeat, Abraham Lincoln DID NOT free the slaves. The 13th ____________ to the US Constitution banned slavery in the United States and therefore freed African Americans from slavery. Not Abe Lincoln. He didn’t even want to!
- Please don’t think of the North as always having been anti-slavery. At some point, it just decided that slavery wasn’t necessary for the economy. In fact, this northern state was the first state to legalize slavery.
- The 1920’s movement of six million African Americans from the rural south to cities in the North, Midwest and West. Termed the Great ________.
- The true “Father of Medicine,” he is the first known physician/doctor in the world. He is also known as being an architect, designing the first pyramid in Egypt.
- An enslaved African American who unsuccessfully sued for his freedom and that of his family. In 1857, the Supreme Court said that Blacks were property (three-fifths of a man) and could never be citizens.
- During the Triangular Trade, slaves were carried across the __________ ocean in order to reach the Americas
- Most resource-rich continent in the world
15 Clues: Most resource-rich continent in the world • One who fights for the immediate end of slavery • A freedom fighter who led one of the most successful slave rebellions in history. • During the Triangular Trade, slaves were carried across the __________ ocean in order to reach the Americas • ...
Black History heroes 2023-07-04
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- Parks the first black female to start a boycott
- Seacole the first black female doctor
- Winfrey the first black female author
- Williams the first black man to perform an open heart
- first black female millionare the first black female to go into the first black person to play baseball
- Luther King junior one of the best civil rights
- and spy
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- Baker the first black female singer, dancer,
- Obama was the first black president of the U.S.A
- Obama was the the first black lady of the U.S.A#
- politicians
- Douglas was the first free black man to publish a
- Tubman the first black female to save thousands of
- a were the first black female
- players
15 Clues: players • and spy • politicians • a were the first black female • Seacole the first black female doctor • Winfrey the first black female author • Baker the first black female singer, dancer, • Parks the first black female to start a boycott • Luther King junior one of the best civil rights • Obama was the first black president of the U.S.A • ...
Black history puzzle 2023-02-14
Black History Vocabulary 2026-02-04
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- Separating people by race
- Public action against injustice
- Standing together
- A system of racial separation
- People who open doors for others
- The movement to end slavery
- Songs sung by enslaved Africans
- Discrimination or prejudice against a race
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- Being freed from slavery
- Being treated the same as others
- When wealthy people move into poor areas and push residents out
- Compensation for historical harm
- People spread from their original homeland
- Advantages some people have without earning
- Family members from past generations
15 Clues: Standing together • Being freed from slavery • Separating people by race • The movement to end slavery • A system of racial separation • Public action against injustice • Songs sung by enslaved Africans • Being treated the same as others • Compensation for historical harm • People who open doors for others • Family members from past generations • ...
TWENTY SEVEN 2026-01-02
6 Clues: Translate: sechs • Cheaper than Dirt • Black History Month. • Director. Instigator. Problem solver. • Where politics and monuments collide. • Four letters, big presence, bigger nose.
Black History Month Key Words. Made by Ricky! 2022-02-15
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- the act of making decisions for yourself instead of someone else deciding
- the past history of something that helped to build something
- the act of not performing some form of violence
- an available event that could lead you to special achievements
- a milestone that an individual has overcome
- to make a generalization in favor of or against a person
- integrity of one’s beliefs and actions
- the unfavorable opinion formed without knowledge
- when people are forced to work without pay and under harsh conditions
- encompassing the abilities of a limit or extreme
- teaching
- the authority or power in a cruel manner
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- to stomp and walk at the same time; usually in a group
- the second month of the year
- the practice of vigorous action to achieve a goal
- the ability to do something
- to speak in favor of someone
- consisting of citizens
- to conquer something that doesn’t seem possible to you
- the study of the past
- the quality of being equal
- the way of not performing rude actions
- the hate and violence between different races and cultures
- the harming of something
24 Clues: teaching • the study of the past • consisting of citizens • the harming of something • the quality of being equal • the ability to do something • the second month of the year • to speak in favor of someone • integrity of one’s beliefs and actions • the way of not performing rude actions • the authority or power in a cruel manner • a milestone that an individual has overcome • ...
Chapter 4 Vocab French 1 2022-03-25
21 Clues: pen • now • day • red • week • black • green • orange • binder • German • pencil • physics • morning • biology • evening • history • sneakers • dismissal • chemistry • pencil case • computer science
vocab man 2 2024-11-12
21 Clues: art • red • dark • pink • blue • grey • music • white • light • black • health • Monday • sunday • friday • tuesday • English • history • wednsday • thursday • drama class • the weekend
Black History Month Quotes: Who Said It? 2024-01-16
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- “There are still many causes worth sacrificing for, so much history yet to be made”
- "For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others”
- "He who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life"
- “If there is no struggle, there is no progress”
- “What’s the world for if you can’t make it up the way you want it?”
- "Truth is powerful and it prevails"
- “Challenges are gifts that force us to search for a new center of gravity. Don’t fight them. Just find a new way to stand.”
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- "Change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change that we seek"
- "If not us, then who? If not now, then when?"
- “I have standards I don’t plan on lowering for anybody, including myself.”
- “The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don’t have any.”
- "I have learned over the years that when one's mind is made up, this diminishes fear"
- “The time is always right to do what is right”
- “You can’t separate peace from freedom because no one can be at peace unless he has his freedom.”
- "I can accept failure. Everyone fails at something. But I can't accept not trying"
15 Clues: "Truth is powerful and it prevails" • "If not us, then who? If not now, then when?" • “The time is always right to do what is right” • “If there is no struggle, there is no progress” • “What’s the world for if you can’t make it up the way you want it?” • “I have standards I don’t plan on lowering for anybody, including myself.” • ...
Black History Icons 2024-02-22
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- Muslim minister that fought against inequality by "any means necessary "
- a White spy that fought against inequality towards Blacks and blew the whistle on biggest massacre
- 1st Black President of the US served for 8 years
- 1st Black Supreme Court Justice
- writer, singer, dancer, poet, actress, philanthropist, who gave the inaugural speech for President Clinton
- 1st Black pilots in flight to aid in victory of WWII
- peacefully protested for equality and led the march to Washington D.C
- 1st Olympian to win 5 gold medals in a single competition (track star)
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- female Moses freed many slaves to the North
- protected his mom against a policeman and later became a congressman of Georgia
- spoke and sang PEACE against the riots in every city he toured
- innocent boy accused of flirting with a White woman and killed for it
- the interracial couple that went against the state of Virginia to stay together
- won equality for rights on the bus because she was too tired to get up
- 1st tennis player to win all 3 World Cups
15 Clues: 1st Black Supreme Court Justice • 1st tennis player to win all 3 World Cups • female Moses freed many slaves to the North • 1st Black President of the US served for 8 years • 1st Black pilots in flight to aid in victory of WWII • spoke and sang PEACE against the riots in every city he toured • innocent boy accused of flirting with a White woman and killed for it • ...
Black Women's History 2024-02-08
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- - Civil rights and women's rights activist.
- - First African American woman elected to Congress.
- - First African American woman astronaut.
- - First Black woman elected to the U.S. Congress from the South.
- - First African American female federal judge.
- - Educator and founder of Bethune-Cookman University.
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- - Political activist and scholar.
- - Journalist and anti-lynching activist.
- - First female vice president of the United States.
- - Voting rights and anti-segregation activist.
- - Co-founder of the National Urban League.
- - First African American female aviator.
- - Political activist and author.
- - Underground Railroad conductor.
- - Women's suffrage and civil rights advocate.
15 Clues: - Political activist and author. • - Political activist and scholar. • - Underground Railroad conductor. • - Journalist and anti-lynching activist. • - First African American female aviator. • - First African American woman astronaut. • - Co-founder of the National Urban League. • - Civil rights and women's rights activist. • - Women's suffrage and civil rights advocate. • ...
BLC Black History 2022-02-04
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- Source of HeLa cells
- Presidential Inaugural poet who penned "The Hill We Climb"
- Kid doctor on Disney
- Secretary of State to Pres. George W Bush
- mascot for AAMU
- Oldest black-incorporated municipality in the US
- FBI banned this Billie Holiday song
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- Mississippi's 1st field secretary for NAACP
- First female VP of the US
- HBCU in Selma, AL
- HBCU named for pastor of First Presbyterian Church Tuscaloosa
- Actor who portrayed the Black Panther
- First black woman to travel to space
- Dancer and choreographer who founded a dance theater
- Historically black colleges and universities
15 Clues: mascot for AAMU • HBCU in Selma, AL • Source of HeLa cells • Kid doctor on Disney • First female VP of the US • FBI banned this Billie Holiday song • First black woman to travel to space • Actor who portrayed the Black Panther • Secretary of State to Pres. George W Bush • Mississippi's 1st field secretary for NAACP • Historically black colleges and universities • ...
Black History Heroes 2021-01-26
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- _____ refused to give up her seat in the bus.
- _____ was the first African American to become president.
- _____ was the first African American student to attend an all white elementary school.
- _____ was a lawyer and the first black member of the Parliament of Canada.
- _____ escaped from slavery and gave speeches to inspire people to stop the act of slavery.
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- risked her life as a "conductor" of the Underground Railroad.
- _____ refused to move to the balcony in a movie theatre. Now she is on the Canadian $10 bill.
- _____ founded the Dawn Settlement to welcome slaves that escaped into Canada.
- _____ led thousands of nonviolent segregated African-Americans 54 miles to the state capitol of Montgomery.
- _____ was the first black female member of the provincial government in Canada.
- _____ changed her name when she started to travel from place to place to speak out against slavery and for women's rights.
- _____ is the first African and South Asian American to be vice-president of the United States of America.
- _____ wrote and recited the inaugural poem "The Hill We Climb" on January 20, 2021.
- _____ was an acclaimed African American poet, storyteller, activist, and autobiographer. She is the author of "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings".
- ______ was the first African American woman to serve in Congress.
15 Clues: _____ refused to give up her seat in the bus. • _____ was the first African American to become president. • risked her life as a "conductor" of the Underground Railroad. • ______ was the first African American woman to serve in Congress. • _____ was a lawyer and the first black member of the Parliament of Canada. • ...
Black History- Artists 2024-02-15
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- First African American female photographer whose work was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
- First African American designer to work as a couturier for a fashion atelier in Paris
- Jazz violinist
- Leading artist of the Harlem Renaissance
- First African American to play Christine in 'Phantom of the Opera'
- Self-taught artist who painted scenes inspired by his service in World War I
- Created images without facial features, used body language to show emotion and expression in her work
- Harlem-based photographer known for capturing African American citizenry and celebrity
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- First African American artist to perform at the White House
- Best know for his "Migration Series"
- Famous for her use of large paper silhouettes
- Top artist for Esquire in the 1930s
- Art depicted still life and quotidian stories about Black interiority
- First African American woman to have a solo exhibition at New York's Whitney Museum of American Art
- Known for his work on projects like 'Shaft' and 'The Learning Tree'
15 Clues: Jazz violinist • Top artist for Esquire in the 1930s • Best know for his "Migration Series" • Leading artist of the Harlem Renaissance • Famous for her use of large paper silhouettes • First African American artist to perform at the White House • First African American to play Christine in 'Phantom of the Opera' • ...
black history review 2025-02-12
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- A dynamic leader of the Black Panther Party, he organized free breakfast programs and fought for racial and economic justice.
- A behind-the-scenes organizer who empowered grassroots movements. She co-founded the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) and mentored young activists.
- A scholar and co-founder of the NAACP, he fought for civil rights and equality. His work, The Souls of Black Folk, remains a cornerstone of African American literature.
- A fearless conductor of the Underground Railroad, she led over 300 enslaved people to freedom. She also served as a spy during the Civil War.
- visionary leader of the Civil Rights Movement, known for his "I Have a Dream" speech. He championed nonviolent resistance to achieve racial equality.
- founded the first black owned national bank and thriving cosmetics company
- founded poro college and paved the way for black hair care businesses
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- A key figure in the Civil Rights Movement, he worked closely with Dr. King and led the Selma to Montgomery marches.
- A voting rights activist and co-founder of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party. Her famous phrase, "I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired," became a rallying cry for justice.
- first self made millionaire in the united states
- DouglassEscaped slavery to become a powerful abolitionist, writer, and speaker. His autobiography, Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, exposed the horrors of slavery.
- A bold civil rights leader who advocated for Black empowerment and justice. His legacy inspires the fight against systemic racism and inequality.
- An educator and civil rights leader, she founded Bethune-Cookman University and advised President Franklin D. Roosevelt on minority affairs.
- patented the first permanent wave machine
- Known as the "Mother of the Civil Rights Movement," her refusal to give up her bus seat sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
15 Clues: patented the first permanent wave machine • first self made millionaire in the united states • founded poro college and paved the way for black hair care businesses • founded the first black owned national bank and thriving cosmetics company • A key figure in the Civil Rights Movement, he worked closely with Dr. King and led the Selma to Montgomery marches. • ...
Across Black History 2026-01-08
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- The first African-American gymnast to win Olympic gold from the Individual All-Around in 2012.
- First black woman to run for U.S. President in 1972.
- Won five Grammys in one night in 1998.
- Became the first Black network news anchor for ABC World News Tonight in 1978.
- Became the first Black U.S. Secretary of State in 2001.
- Became the first Black woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court in 2022.
- Became a U.S. federal holiday in 1983.
- Became the first Black woman Vice President of the United States in 2021.
- With the Chicago Blackhawks, this hockey player became the first African-American to win the Stanley Cup in 2010.
- Elected the first Black President of the United States in 2008.
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- Michael Jackson released this album in 1978, launching modern Black pop.
- The first Black woman CEO of a Fortune 500 company in 1986.
- Launched her own TV network known as OWN in 2011.
- Hosted the first nationally syndicated late-night talk show hosted by a Black man in 1989.
- The first Black woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993.
15 Clues: Won five Grammys in one night in 1998. • Became a U.S. federal holiday in 1983. • Launched her own TV network known as OWN in 2011. • First black woman to run for U.S. President in 1972. • Became the first Black U.S. Secretary of State in 2001. • The first Black woman CEO of a Fortune 500 company in 1986. • ...
Black Women's History 2026-03-05
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- First Black woman elected to the U.S. Congress.
- Poet and author of "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings".
- Most decorated U.S. gymnast in history.
- First Black president of an Ivy League university (Brown University).
- First Black woman in space in 1992.
- Singer and civil rights activist.
- Olympic sprinter and track legend.
- NASA mathematician whose work helped send astronauts into orbit.
- Entrepreneur who became the first self-made female millionaire in the U.S.
- Civil rights activist who refused to give up her bus seat in Montgomery.
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- Civil rights activist who co-founded the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party.
- Tennis champion who broke racial barriers by winning Wimbledon in 1957.
- Abolitionist famous for the speech “Ain’t I a Woman?”
- Novelist and Nobel Prize winner for Literature.
- Journalist who led an anti-lynching crusade in the late 1800s.
15 Clues: Singer and civil rights activist. • Olympic sprinter and track legend. • First Black woman in space in 1992. • Most decorated U.S. gymnast in history. • First Black woman elected to the U.S. Congress. • Novelist and Nobel Prize winner for Literature. • Poet and author of "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings". • Abolitionist famous for the speech “Ain’t I a Woman?” • ...
Miranda's French Crossword 2018-03-12
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- The word for this colour is the same in French and English, and in English it is also a fruit.
- This is the French word for yellow.
- In our class, we have whiteboard markers in black, red, blue, and this colour.
- If you change the V in this word to a P, you get the same word in English.
- This is the second-last month of the year.
- This is the colour of Socials on our daily schedule.
- This is the month when school starts.
- This month comes two months before April.
- This is the colour of a blank Google Doc.
- At the end of this month, you start dreading the start of the school year.
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- This is the first month of the year.
- Halloween is on the last day of this month.
- The month before this one starts with the letter J, and the month after it starts with an A.
- Christmas happens at the end of this month.
- The front of Nicole’s hair is this colour.
- Summer vacation starts during this month.
- The French name of this month is a planet in English.
- The French name of this colour is a flower in English.
- Mauve is another French word meaning this colour.
- This the French word for black.
- This is the month before June.
21 Clues: This is the month before June. • This the French word for black. • This is the French word for yellow. • This is the first month of the year. • This is the month when school starts. • Summer vacation starts during this month. • This month comes two months before April. • This is the colour of a blank Google Doc. • The front of Nicole’s hair is this colour. • ...
CH. 7.1 THE RISE OF ISLAM CROSSWORD 2024-02-27
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- angel who gave Muhammad the revelations about Islam
- practice by Arabs of pre-Islamic times
- Arabic, nomadic people from the Arabian Peninsula
- council of elders in a Bedouin tribe
- central shrine in Mecca which houses black meteorite
- history of the sayings of the prophet Muhammad
- founder of Islam
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- Muhammad and his followers flight from Mecca to Medina
- Muslim holy month that requires fasting from sunrise to sunset
- panel of Muslim scholars who drew up the Sharia code
- ruling member of a Bedouin tribe
- Mulsim legal code
- Muslim community
13 Clues: Muslim community • founder of Islam • Mulsim legal code • ruling member of a Bedouin tribe • council of elders in a Bedouin tribe • practice by Arabs of pre-Islamic times • history of the sayings of the prophet Muhammad • Arabic, nomadic people from the Arabian Peninsula • angel who gave Muhammad the revelations about Islam • ...
February DEI Crossword 2026-02-02
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- Every year, 1.5 million high school students face...
- Originally Negro History Week
- Largest Student Run Philanthropy At UD
- Buddha's final attainment of final nirvana at age...
- Disproportionately impacts Black communities in the U.S
- Honoring Christian martyrs named Valentinus
- Honoring legends like Shiva's marriage to...
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- Imbolc marks the ___ of a year
- New Year for Trees
- Promotes global equality, addressing poverty, reducing unemployment, and tackling human rights abuses, World Day of...
- Chinese New Year, Year of the...
- Ninth and holiest month of the Islamic lunar calendar
- Sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott
13 Clues: New Year for Trees • Originally Negro History Week • Chinese New Year, Year of the... • Sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott • Largest Student Run Philanthropy At UD • Imbolc marks the ___ of a year • Honoring Christian martyrs named Valentinus • Honoring legends like Shiva's marriage to... • Every year, 1.5 million high school students face... • ...
27 2024-11-06
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- Mixed Black heritage in Louisiana
- Southern legacy in Mississippi
- Lone Star State's Black legacy
- Representation in playthings
- Struggles without violence
- Representation in art and media
- Activism through rap and beats
- Deep culture of Black southerners
- Movies rooted in city life
- Overcoming discrimination in history
- Peaceful protests for rights
- African-American legacies across regions
- Celebration of historically Black colleges
- Tales passed through generations
- Place chronicling Black legacy
- Diverse futures and worlds
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- Influence of African-American trends
- Celebrating natural beauty and style
- Faith-infused rap and hip hop
- Black influence on U.S. culture
- Space for voices on social media
- Collective power for equality
- Achieving rights through struggle
- Black culture shifting perspectives
- Birthplace of American music culture
- Battle for equal learning
- Dance rooted in ancestral beats
- Urban-inspired Black fashion
- Historical tales of African-Americans
- Spiritual songs of resilience
30 Clues: Battle for equal learning • Struggles without violence • Movies rooted in city life • Diverse futures and worlds • Representation in playthings • Urban-inspired Black fashion • Peaceful protests for rights • Faith-infused rap and hip hop • Collective power for equality • Spiritual songs of resilience • Southern legacy in Mississippi • Lone Star State's Black legacy • ...
February Newsletter - Celebrate 2023-01-31
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- Theme of Ford's Black History Month sessions
- "Stay ___" to protect your heart
- Plays host to the United States most famous Mardi Gras public festivities
- Event meant to celebrate the impact that the Black community has on our country
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- What happens in the arteries to cause heart disease
- Simple ring of dough with small amounts of decorations
- French phrase meaning "Fat Tuesday"
- What day are heart attacks most likely to occur?
- The number one cause of death for most groups
9 Clues: "Stay ___" to protect your heart • French phrase meaning "Fat Tuesday" • Theme of Ford's Black History Month sessions • The number one cause of death for most groups • What day are heart attacks most likely to occur? • What happens in the arteries to cause heart disease • Simple ring of dough with small amounts of decorations • ...
Black Cat Magic 2024-10-01
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- Every black cat deserves one
- Adopting a black cat is ____ for the cat and the human
- …don’t shop!
- Black cats often have this eye color
- Black Cat Awareness Month
- Even though black cats are associated with Halloween, they are really…
- Thinking black cats are bad luck is a…
- A deep, dark nickname for a black cat
- The only cat breed where all the cats are black
- Sabrina’s black cat
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- This black cat is popular on clocks
- If a black cat loves you, you’re…
- How some black cat owners refer to their pet
- The reason black cats’ fur is black
- Author of a story called “The Black Cat”
- Batman’s purrfect nemesis
- This kitty hangs out with Santa’s Little Helper
- Black cats often have this eye color too
- The black cat in Hocus Pocus
19 Clues: …don’t shop! • Sabrina’s black cat • Batman’s purrfect nemesis • Black Cat Awareness Month • Every black cat deserves one • The black cat in Hocus Pocus • If a black cat loves you, you’re… • This black cat is popular on clocks • The reason black cats’ fur is black • Black cats often have this eye color • A deep, dark nickname for a black cat • ...
Love is in the Air! 2025-02-04
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- The Pittsfield ___, GDMS local newsletter
- The Berkshire ___, local newspaper
- ___ day, officially Washington's Birthday at the federal governmental level, is a holiday in the United States celebrated on the third Monday of February
- February is the official designation of Black ___ Month
- Love ___ before you love others
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- Healthier alternative to sweeteners
- A sweet treat
- Phil the ___, who predicts the weather every February 2rd in Pennsylvania
- U.S. ___ brought Valentine's Day to post-war Germany
- Will you be my ___?
- The final game of the NFL season
- Hugs and kisses
- Roman God of Love
13 Clues: A sweet treat • Hugs and kisses • Roman God of Love • Will you be my ___? • Love ___ before you love others • The final game of the NFL season • The Berkshire ___, local newspaper • Healthier alternative to sweeteners • The Pittsfield ___, GDMS local newsletter • U.S. ___ brought Valentine's Day to post-war Germany • February is the official designation of Black ___ Month • ...
February Edition Crossword 2023-02-16
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- – This form of the arts is a way to recognize big issues
- – What zombie-ant fungus presents itself as
- - The month of Black History Month
- - Walt Disney's daughter
- - Counselor who promotes self-care
- - Credits of health education pre-highschool
- - Mall that recently closed
- - NFL player that collapsed
- - Maddie Fuller's workplace
- - Hereford alum turned farmer
- - Month that Walt Disney passed
- - One of the fastest kids at Hereford
- - Which Queen made the Queen chess piece the most powerful on the board
- – Main antagonist Regina ______
- - Denver's blue horse
- - Sect of Islam that created Taliban
- popular social media app where you can make videos
- – Wednesday's during quarantine
- - Month when 4-day workweek law would be passed
- - Video game hit turned HBO hit
- - Celebrating platonic relationships
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- - This class goes into depth on the history of Africa
- - Triangle that sparks a lot of conspiracy
- - Credit type for health classes
- - Newest Raising Cane's chain
- - Band Area Concert boosts music _______
- - This state may be the first to implement a four-day workweek
- – Our schools play this spring
- – Walt Disney is frozen in this
- - Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow
- This acronym stands for “Unidentified Flying Object”
- the messages friends wrote to each other featured in the news paper
- - One of the most popular online shopping websites
- - Maryland's Department of Education for short
- - Required for bill to be passed in Senate
- - Prince Harry's Mother
- - Prevalent state for Skinwalkers
- - This class is an elective you are required to take twice at Hereford
- - New addition to our ag. department
- - Where DAI tunnel's end
- - State where Raising Cane's started
- - "A League of Their Own" star
- - Where Wheeler set his PR
- - Training every coach needs
- - Capital of Afghanistan
- - A reason for less student's taking band is our school going ____
- - Princess Diana's maiden name
- - Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis
48 Clues: - Denver's blue horse • - Prince Harry's Mother • - Walt Disney's daughter • - Where DAI tunnel's end • - Capital of Afghanistan • - Where Wheeler set his PR • - Mall that recently closed • - NFL player that collapsed • - Maddie Fuller's workplace • - Training every coach needs • - Newest Raising Cane's chain • - Hereford alum turned farmer • - Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis • ...
February Edition Crossword 2023-02-16
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- - NFL player that collapsed
- – What zombie-ant fungus presents itself as
- – Main antagonist Regina ______
- - Prince Harry's Mother
- - Prevalent state for Skinwalkers
- - Denver's blue horse
- - Sect of Islam that created Taliban
- - Counselor who promotes self-care
- - This class is an elective you are required to take twice at Hereford
- - Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow
- - Celebrating platonic relationships
- - This state may be the first to implement a four-day workweek
- - Maddie Fuller's workplace
- – Wednesday's during quarantine
- - Mall that recently closed
- - This class goes into depth on the history of Africa
- - State where Raising Cane's started
- - Where Wheeler set his PR
- - Walt Disney's daughter
- - "A League of Their Own" star
- - Credit type for health classes
- - Month when 4-day workweek law would be passed
- - Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis
- popular social media app where you can make videos
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- - Princess Diana's maiden name
- - One of the most popular online shopping websites
- - Band Area Concert boosts music _______
- - The month of Black History Month
- - Which Queen made the Queen chess piece the most powerful on the board
- - Triangle that sparks a lot of conspiracy
- - A reason for less student's taking band is our school going ____
- - Video game hit turned HBO hit
- - Credits of health education pre-highschool
- - Month that Walt Disney passed
- - Hereford alum turned farmer
- the messages friends wrote to each other featured in the news paper
- - Training every coach needs
- - Newest Raising Cane's chain
- - Maryland's Department of Education for short
- - One of the fastest kids at Hereford
- This acronym stands for “Unidentified Flying Object”
- – Walt Disney is frozen in this
- - Where DAI tunnel's end
- – Our schools play this spring
- – This form of the arts is a way to recognize big issues
- - Required for bill to be passed in Senate
- - New addition to our ag. department
- - Capital of Afghanistan
48 Clues: - Denver's blue horse • - Prince Harry's Mother • - Where DAI tunnel's end • - Capital of Afghanistan • - Walt Disney's daughter • - Where Wheeler set his PR • - NFL player that collapsed • - Maddie Fuller's workplace • - Mall that recently closed • - Training every coach needs • - Hereford alum turned farmer • - Newest Raising Cane's chain • - Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis • ...
February Edition Crossword 2023-02-16
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- - Maddie Fuller's workplace
- This acronym stands for “Unidentified Flying Object”
- – Walt Disney is frozen in this
- - Maryland's Department of Education for short
- - Hereford alum turned farmer
- - A reason for less student's taking band is our school going ____
- - Capital of Afghanistan
- - Credits of health education pre-highschool
- – Wednesday's during quarantine
- - NFL player that collapsed
- - Month when 4-day workweek law would be passed
- - State where Raising Cane's started
- - Newest Raising Cane's chain
- – Our schools play this spring
- – Main antagonist Regina ______
- - Mall that recently closed
- - Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis
- – What zombie-ant fungus presents itself as
- - Band Area Concert boosts music _______
- - Princess Diana's maiden name
- - Where DAI tunnel's end
- - Prevalent state for Skinwalkers
- - Denver's blue horse
- the messages friends wrote to each other featured in the news paper
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- - Triangle that sparks a lot of conspiracy
- - This class is an elective you are required to take twice at Hereford
- - Where Wheeler set his PR
- - The month of Black History Month
- - Which Queen made the Queen chess piece the most powerful on the board
- popular social media app where you can make videos
- - "A League of Their Own" star
- - Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow
- - New addition to our ag. department
- - Required for bill to be passed in Senate
- - This state may be the first to implement a four-day workweek
- - One of the most popular online shopping websites
- - Sect of Islam that created Taliban
- - This class goes into depth on the history of Africa
- - Video game hit turned HBO hit
- - Counselor who promotes self-care
- - Celebrating platonic relationships
- - Month that Walt Disney passed
- – This form of the arts is a way to recognize big issues
- - Prince Harry's Mother
- - Credit type for health classes
- - Training every coach needs
- - One of the fastest kids at Hereford
- - Walt Disney's daughter
48 Clues: - Denver's blue horse • - Prince Harry's Mother • - Capital of Afghanistan • - Where DAI tunnel's end • - Walt Disney's daughter • - Where Wheeler set his PR • - Maddie Fuller's workplace • - NFL player that collapsed • - Mall that recently closed • - Training every coach needs • - Hereford alum turned farmer • - Newest Raising Cane's chain • - Ophiocordyceps Unilateralis • ...
Africa 2023-10-23
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- A Black ________ is an event that allows African Americans to celebrate their culture
- There are _______ days of Kwanzaa.
- One of the main reasons we honor African Americans during Black History Month
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- The three colors of Kwanzaa are red, _____, and green.
- Socio-political movement that places African Americans as the subject of their own historical
- Holiday that celebrates the end of slavery
- Southern African American cuisine
7 Clues: Southern African American cuisine • There are _______ days of Kwanzaa. • Holiday that celebrates the end of slavery • The three colors of Kwanzaa are red, _____, and green. • One of the main reasons we honor African Americans during Black History Month • A Black ________ is an event that allows African Americans to celebrate their culture • ...
Winter Term Blues 2025-02-12
8 Clues: Week five event • Day for wellness • Black History Month • Antidote to icy sidewalks • Popular campus sledding destination • What went out on campus second week • Shoe accessory to add tread on slippery days • You might sleep with a spoon under your pillow to get one of these
Wedding crossword 2023-08-11
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- Carly's middle name?
- How many years have they been together?
- Carly's college major?
- Name of their dog with more white patches?
- Bride's birth month?
- Groom's birth month?
- Who is older?
- Where did they meet?
- Carly's favorite color?
- Andy's favorite hobby?
- Proposal location?
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- Carly's favorite ice cream flavor?
- Andy's favorite kind of pie?
- Andy's favorite color?
- Name of their mostly black dog?
- Their favorite restaurant for special occasions?
- What month did they start dating?
- Eye color of both the bride and groom?
- The color of the Groom's tie?
- Carly's favorite TV show?
- Andy's favorite kind of pizza?
- Andy's middle name?
22 Clues: Who is older? • Proposal location? • Andy's middle name? • Carly's middle name? • Bride's birth month? • Groom's birth month? • Where did they meet? • Andy's favorite color? • Carly's college major? • Andy's favorite hobby? • Carly's favorite color? • Carly's favorite TV show? • Andy's favorite kind of pie? • The color of the Groom's tie? • Andy's favorite kind of pizza? • ...
Veterans Day Project Crossword 2024-11-12
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- A national legislative body of people
- a formal or explicit statement
- a large body of people united by common descent history, culture, or language, inhabiting a particular country
- An artist who creates black and white silhouettes of soldiers
- A painter who created the famous “Soldiers with flowers” scene.
- a person who supports their country to defend against enemies
- A state of being free
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- Doing something on your own
- When you voluntarily sign up for the army
- A place that is under control or partially under control - 13 colonies
- A person who is currently or has fought for the US
- Who veterans fought for / where we live
- The founding fathers of the US were the men who wrote and approved the US constitution
- the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without restraint
- An individual who was randomly selected to fight
- Our past / time that has already happened
- The month where we celebrate Independence Day
17 Clues: A state of being free • Doing something on your own • a formal or explicit statement • A national legislative body of people • Who veterans fought for / where we live • When you voluntarily sign up for the army • Our past / time that has already happened • The month where we celebrate Independence Day • An individual who was randomly selected to fight • ...
Sip and Solve 2025-03-21
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- Proposal Location
- First Dance Song
- Our First Date Restaurant
- Bride's Coffee Order
- How Many Brothers Do We Have Combined?
- Nick's job
- Who is Older?
- Name of Our Current Dog
- Nick's Favorite Car
- Rachel's New Last Name
- Bride's Major
- Honeymoon Location
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- Rachel's Birth Month
- Month We got Engaged
- Nick's Middle Name
- Bride's Maiden Name
- Grooms Coffee Order
- Nick's Birth Month
- Rachel's Middle Name
- Nick's Favorite Color
- Name of Our First Dog
21 Clues: Nick's job • Who is Older? • Bride's Major • First Dance Song • Proposal Location • Nick's Middle Name • Nick's Birth Month • Honeymoon Location • Bride's Maiden Name • Grooms Coffee Order • Nick's Favorite Car • Rachel's Birth Month • Month We got Engaged • Bride's Coffee Order • Rachel's Middle Name • Nick's Favorite Color • Name of Our First Dog • Rachel's New Last Name • Name of Our Current Dog • ...
Happy Birthday 2022 2021-10-05
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- State that is bordered by 7 other states
- Jesus Words are written in red
- A man after God's own heart
- live music performance in front of people
- Slugger
- how old are you now?
- Month that follows October
- you may miss a few days of this season
- what you should always wear in a vehicle
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- large scale estate specializing in cash crops
- Extended
- You sure stand out in a _ _ _ _ _ er
- Winston
- Something you pack
- Not up but _ _ _ _ s
- Favorite Type of Food
- devil run
- famous or important in history
- Where People are Buried
- not a motel, but a
- plant that is in the same species as cannabis
- Not black but _ _ _ _ _
- before the thirteenth
23 Clues: Winston • Slugger • Extended • devil run • Something you pack • not a motel, but a • Not up but _ _ _ _ s • how old are you now? • Favorite Type of Food • before the thirteenth • Where People are Buried • Not black but _ _ _ _ _ • Month that follows October • A man after God's own heart • Jesus Words are written in red • famous or important in history • You sure stand out in a _ _ _ _ _ er • ...
Koontz Wedding 2025-09-09
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- Brady's middle name
- Lexi's favorite drink
- Lexi's favorite movie
- Couple's black and white cat's name
- Brady's favorite movie
- Brady's 'go-to' beer
- Brady's brother's name
- Lexi's college mascot
- Couple's black cat's name
- Lexi's sister's name
- Brady's favorite color
- Lexi's hometown
- Brady's college mascot
- Brady's birth month
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- Lexi's favorite color
- Brady's favorite band
- flavor of the wedding cake
- The restaurant the couple goes to most
- Lexi's favorite holiday
- Brady's favorite holiday
- Brady's hometown
- Brady's sister's name
- Lexi's middle name
- Month couple got engaged
- Lexi's favorite band
- How did the couple meet?
- Couple's dog's name
- Lexi's birth month
28 Clues: Lexi's hometown • Brady's hometown • Lexi's middle name • Lexi's birth month • Brady's middle name • Couple's dog's name • Brady's birth month • Brady's 'go-to' beer • Lexi's favorite band • Lexi's sister's name • Lexi's favorite color • Brady's favorite band • Lexi's favorite drink • Lexi's favorite movie • Brady's sister's name • Lexi's college mascot • Brady's favorite movie • ...
Women History Month 2022-03-23
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- AN AMERICAN LEADER AND CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST
- SHE HELPED THE LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION IN ACHIEVING THEIR CHARTERED OBJECTIVES
- TUBMAN SHE ESCAPED ENSLAVE WOMEN WHO BECAME A "CONDUCTOR" ON THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
- AN AMERICAN SOCIAL REFORMER AN WOMEN'S RIGHT ACTIVIST
- SHE IS THE FIRST FEMALE VICE PRESIDENT
- SHE SAT IN FRONT OF THE BUS AND WANTED EQUALITY
- SHE KICKED OUT THE BRITISH FROM FRANCE
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- SHE PAINTED THE FLAG OR CREATED IT
- SHE IS KNOWN AS THE MASTER OF SELF-PORTRAITS
- SHE IS AN AMERICAN SINGER, ACTRESS, AND PRODUCER
- SHE IS AN AMERICAN ACTRESS
- SHE IS AN ENGLISH ACTRESS AND ACTIVIST
- FIRST FEMALE TO FLY SOLO ACROSS THE ATLANTIC OCEON
- SHE IS THE MOST WONDERFUL POPULAR WOMEN IN THE WORLD GLOBALLY
14 Clues: SHE IS AN AMERICAN ACTRESS • SHE PAINTED THE FLAG OR CREATED IT • SHE IS AN ENGLISH ACTRESS AND ACTIVIST • SHE IS THE FIRST FEMALE VICE PRESIDENT • SHE KICKED OUT THE BRITISH FROM FRANCE • AN AMERICAN LEADER AND CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST • SHE IS KNOWN AS THE MASTER OF SELF-PORTRAITS • SHE SAT IN FRONT OF THE BUS AND WANTED EQUALITY • ...
Iowa History Month 2025-03-06
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- one of America’s most influential women and founder of the League of Women Voters
- Band whose lead vocalist Corey Taylor is from Iowa
- Composer of “The Music Man”
- Invented the commercial bread-slicing machine
- Oscar-winning actress who starred in "It's a Wonderful Life"
- Olympic gold and silver medalist in gymnastics
- Nobel Peace Prize-winning agronomist
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- Internationally recognized opera singer
- Known as the "king of late night"
- Actor from "That '70s Show"
- Called "The Heater from Van Meter," played 18 seasons with the Cleveland Indians
- Painter who created "American Gothic"
- Fictional Iowan on the Starship Enterprise
- Only president born in Iowa
14 Clues: Actor from "That '70s Show" • Composer of “The Music Man” • Only president born in Iowa • Known as the "king of late night" • Nobel Peace Prize-winning agronomist • Painter who created "American Gothic" • Internationally recognized opera singer • Fictional Iowan on the Starship Enterprise • Invented the commercial bread-slicing machine • ...
Women's History Month 2025-02-26
Women’s History Month 2026-03-04
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- Programming Pioneer
- First Lady Roosevelt
- Artist Frida
- Given to Women in the 19th Amendment
- Earhart’s Profession
- American Hero Harriet
- Sally in Space
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- 14 Across’ Profession
- Metaphorical Barrier
- Proposed Equality Law
- Where Jeanette Rankin was the First Woman
- Biden Cabinet Member Rachel
- What Those with 10 Across Can Do
- Wordsmith Angelou
14 Clues: Artist Frida • Sally in Space • Wordsmith Angelou • Programming Pioneer • Metaphorical Barrier • First Lady Roosevelt • Earhart’s Profession • 14 Across’ Profession • Proposed Equality Law • American Hero Harriet • Biden Cabinet Member Rachel • What Those with 10 Across Can Do • Given to Women in the 19th Amendment • Where Jeanette Rankin was the First Woman
Women's History Month 2026-03-16
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- women's ______ were not always equal to men's
- the word for the women who campaigned for equal rights
- women's rights were not always _____ to men's
- the year women got the right to vote in the USA, spelled out
- the month when Women's History Month happens
- what women did to work hard for their right to vote
- to participate in an election
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- when we honor women's history
- not women but ___
- the leader of the suffragettes who planned the Seneca Falls Convention
- not men but _____
- women not having the right to vote is un____
- an event when women discussed their rights and equality
- "the right to vote"
14 Clues: not women but ___ • not men but _____ • "the right to vote" • when we honor women's history • to participate in an election • women not having the right to vote is un____ • the month when Women's History Month happens • women's ______ were not always equal to men's • women's rights were not always _____ to men's • what women did to work hard for their right to vote • ...
Crossword 4 2025-02-15
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- Rival to Coca-Cola
- Demi-god who helps Moana restore the heart of Te Fiti
- First name of current British Prime Minister, Starmer
- All-knowing, often used to describe God
- Green ogre from 2001 animated film
- English football club nicknamed the Hornets
- Japanese powdered tea, often used in lattes
- Irish capital
- Singer and sister of Beyoncé
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- What the law seeks to uphold
- Accounts of Jesus’ life in the Bible
- Sikh place of worship
- Tropical fruit; home of Spongebob
- Black History Month (UK)
- Victroian author of 'A Christmas Carol' and 'Oliver Twist'
- Barbie’s longtime companion
- Most populous country in Africa
- Hit song by Central Cee and Dave, also a fast runner
- Planet famous for its rings
- Winners of the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup
20 Clues: Irish capital • Rival to Coca-Cola • Sikh place of worship • Black History Month (UK) • Barbie’s longtime companion • Planet famous for its rings • What the law seeks to uphold • Singer and sister of Beyoncé • Most populous country in Africa • Tropical fruit; home of Spongebob • Green ogre from 2001 animated film • Accounts of Jesus’ life in the Bible • ...
