black history month Crossword Puzzles
Black History Month Project 2024-02-23
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- "king of pop"
- WW2 veteran who was a civil rights activist that worked on the Brown v. Board case
- first African American student to integrate the all-white William Frantz Elementary School in Louisiana
- American professional boxer who competed from 1934 to 1951
- Former professional basketball player who played for the Chicago bulls
- One of the greatest women's tennis players of all time
- "the rock"
- Former Lakers player who died in a helicopter crash
- Author who wrote "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings"
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- arrested at the age of 15 for refusing to give up her seat to a white woman
- civil rights and social justice activist
- First African American to work for the U.S postal service
- American poet, social activist, novelist, playwright, and columnist from Joplin, Missouri
- 44th president
- Famous talk show host
- First african American women to fly an airplane
16 Clues: "the rock" • "king of pop" • 44th president • Famous talk show host • civil rights and social justice activist • First african American women to fly an airplane • Author who wrote "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" • Former Lakers player who died in a helicopter crash • One of the greatest women's tennis players of all time • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2019-02-18
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- She may have been the first African-American woman to graduate college and she started Cleveland Ohio's first school for Black Americans.
- First African-American to hold an international pilot’s license.
- First African-American Billionaire.
- A prominent legal advocate in the Bankhead-Jones act, she was the first African-American woman to practice law before the supreme court of the United States.
- She was a stage actor and was the first African-American to be awarded an Oscar by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts for her role in Gone With the Wind.
- The first African-American child to integrate into an all-white school at the age of 6.
- The first African American airman to fight in WWII, veteran of 78 combat missions.
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- An American political scientist and diplomat, first African-American to be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.
- The First African American Astronaut.
- First African-American woman to star in a major film.
- He was the first African-American broadcast news network anchor ever to air on television.
- First African-American United States Supreme Court Justice.
- Number 42 for the Brooklyn Dodgers, he broke the color line in baseball which restricted major league teams from admitting black players.
- She was the first African-American woman in space.
- First African-American elected to the office of President of the United States.
- The doctor who discovered how to separate plasma from red blood cells, lengthening the time blood could be stored for transfusion.
16 Clues: First African-American Billionaire. • The First African American Astronaut. • She was the first African-American woman in space. • First African-American woman to star in a major film. • First African-American United States Supreme Court Justice. • First African-American to hold an international pilot’s license. • ...
Black History Month 2022-02-09
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- Proclamation presidential and executive order issued by the United States President
- a community or
- Lincoln the 16th President of the United States
- to criticize someone
- classifying an individual or group by certain characteristics
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- complete agreement
- to publicly support someone
- valued objects and qualities such as cultural traditions, that have been passed down.
- an action or an action of abolishing a system
- all are treated equal
- to take care of
11 Clues: a community or • to take care of • complete agreement • to criticize someone • all are treated equal • to publicly support someone • an action or an action of abolishing a system • Lincoln the 16th President of the United States • classifying an individual or group by certain characteristics • ...
Black History Month 2022-01-27
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- I am a famous African American female poet and slave. Who am I?
- My shot at "glory" came in acting. I've portrayed Malcom X, Rubin "Hurricane Carter" and Herman Boon in Remember the Titans. Who am I?
- I am an African American historian, scholar, educator, and publisher. I also am the creator of Black History Month. Who am I?
- I am best known as the advisor for MLK. I helped organize freedom rides as well as the March on Washington. In the 1980s, I publicly advocated for gay civil rights. Who am I?
- I was the teenager who refused to give up her bus seat before Rosa Parks. Who am I?
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- I was the first African American man to hold the World Heavyweight Champion boxing title in 1908. Who am I?
- I lead the slaves to freedom on my railroad but I have never conducted a train. Who am I?
- In 2020, I ran for president as a Democrat. Today, I am Vice President of the United States. Who am I?
- I started and owned the highest-earning African-American business for decades. Yes, I am the founder of the Motown record label. Who am I?
- I worked as the first black talent agent with William Morris Agency of New York. To attract clients, I send them some of my homemade cookies. It was these cookies that made me, well, famous. Who am I?
- Without me, you could not tell time, for I have invented America's first clock. Who am I?
11 Clues: I am a famous African American female poet and slave. Who am I? • I was the teenager who refused to give up her bus seat before Rosa Parks. Who am I? • I lead the slaves to freedom on my railroad but I have never conducted a train. Who am I? • Without me, you could not tell time, for I have invented America's first clock. Who am I? • ...
Black History Month 2017-02-23
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- African American scientist who created over 300 products from peanuts
- first African American to become a Supreme Court Justice
- first African American to enter space
- first African American to win the U.S. Open tennis championship
- famous African American poet who spoke at President Clinton's inauguration
- first African American to become President
- Civil Rights Leader who was assassinated in 1968
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- first African American poet to publish a book in the U.S.
- refused to give up her seat on the bus
- first African American to play Major League Baseball
- helped slaves escape through the Underground Railroad
11 Clues: first African American to enter space • refused to give up her seat on the bus • first African American to become President • Civil Rights Leader who was assassinated in 1968 • first African American to play Major League Baseball • helped slaves escape through the Underground Railroad • first African American to become a Supreme Court Justice • ...
Black History Month 2015-02-05
11 Clues: land • State • killing • baseball • Rebellious • Bus boycott • Killed at 14 • organized cult • Civil Right Act • March on Washington • emancipation proclamation
Black History Month 2024-01-12
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- Dr. Carter G _________ is referred to as the Father of Black History.
- The first self-made Millionaire was Madame C J _________
- Name of the first black professional basketball team
- George Washington Carver derived nearly 300 products from this nut
- She sings the theme song for the children's program Reading Rainbow.
- Richard ________ patented the automatic gear shift.
- Month when Black History Month is observed.
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- Gabby _______ became the first Black gymnast to win a Gold Medal in the Olympics
- Thurgood ________ was the first African American on the Supreme Court
- Alexander Miles invented a flexible belt and automatic doors to make this device safer.
- February 12 is the anniversary of this organization
11 Clues: Month when Black History Month is observed. • February 12 is the anniversary of this organization • Richard ________ patented the automatic gear shift. • Name of the first black professional basketball team • The first self-made Millionaire was Madame C J _________ • George Washington Carver derived nearly 300 products from this nut • ...
Black History Month 2023-12-11
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- Who wrote the best-selling memoir "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"?
- A famous speech in which abolitionist and women's rights activist Sojourner Truth asked...
- The first African-American woman elected to the House of Representatives.
- This eminent writer and Howard graduate has won a Nobel Prize in Literature, a Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, and more.
- The First man to ever set three world records in a single Olympic Games.
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- What was Muhammad Ali's original name?
- The neighbourhood in New York where an intellectual, social, and artistic explosion, also called the birth of the "New Negro Movement", took place.
- A knee ended his football career; but not because of any injury.
- First African-American woman to go to space, aboard the space shuttle Endeavor.
- This prominent black artist's work can be recognized in part by his stylistically enlarged representation of the hands in his distinctive portraits of African-Americans.
- He won a Grammy in 2006 for the audio version of his memoir, Dreams From My Father.
11 Clues: What was Muhammad Ali's original name? • A knee ended his football career; but not because of any injury. • Who wrote the best-selling memoir "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"? • The First man to ever set three world records in a single Olympic Games. • The first African-American woman elected to the House of Representatives. • ...
Black history month 2024-02-28
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- Truth, this former enslaved
- Washington Carver, Peanuts
- Johnson, his math whiz helped explorers reach new worlds
- Chisholm, the first black female in Congress
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- Lewis, this congressman used ‘good trouble’ to fight for civil rights
- T. Washington, this educator helped African Americans improve their lives
- Douglass, this former enslaved person inspired others to fight for freedom
- Parks, refusal to give up her seat sparked a movement
- Marshall, the first black Supreme Court justice changed children’s lives
- Coleman, this pilot inspired people to fly to greater heights
- O. Davis, Jr, This African American pilot helped fly the United States to victory
11 Clues: Washington Carver, Peanuts • Truth, this former enslaved • Chisholm, the first black female in Congress • Parks, refusal to give up her seat sparked a movement • Johnson, his math whiz helped explorers reach new worlds • Coleman, this pilot inspired people to fly to greater heights • Lewis, this congressman used ‘good trouble’ to fight for civil rights • ...
Black History Month 2024-02-20
11 Clues: Rosa ____ • Harriet ____ • Black History Month • MLK's famous speech • Jackie Robinson sport • George Washington ____ • Maya ____ (famous poet) • First black US President • Sojourner ____ (famous activist) • Civil Rights Organization (abbreviation) • ___ Marshall (first black Supreme Court appointee)
Black History Month 2023-01-26
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- MARSHALL First African American Supreme Court Justice
- She desegregated an elementary school
- First African American to play major league baseball
- Famous African American trumpet player
- What MLK had
- First African American woman elected to Congress
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- Singer known for songs such as Strange Fruit
- She sat at the frong of the bus
- George Washington Carver had many uses for them.
- Famous marches began there.
- He pioneered rock and roll with Johnny B Goode
11 Clues: What MLK had • Famous marches began there. • She sat at the frong of the bus • She desegregated an elementary school • Famous African American trumpet player • Singer known for songs such as Strange Fruit • He pioneered rock and roll with Johnny B Goode • George Washington Carver had many uses for them. • First African American woman elected to Congress • ...
Black History Month 2023-02-03
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- first African American president to be elected in 2008
- used the Underground Railroad to free around 70 slaves
- an American civil rights activist and Baptist minister who made a public speech "I Have a Dream"
- one of the first scholars to study African-American history and created awareness of black history
- was the first colony to ban slavery in 1777
- black history month
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- an American poet and was known as the leader of the Harlem Renaissance
- created the famous phrase “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. Your hands can't hit what your eyes can't see.”
- the first female african-american lawyer
- first African-American woman and first Native American to have a pilot license
- she was honored with the title of "the first lady of civil rights" and "the mother of the freedom movement"
11 Clues: black history month • the first female african-american lawyer • was the first colony to ban slavery in 1777 • first African American president to be elected in 2008 • used the Underground Railroad to free around 70 slaves • an American poet and was known as the leader of the Harlem Renaissance • ...
Black History Month 2026-02-20
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- Ella Fitzgerald was known as the "Queen of _____"
- Medical pioneer that developed a method to process and store blood plasma
- Escaped slavery and freed slaves through the Underground Railroad
- Abraham Lincoln issued the __________________ Proclamation
- Michael Jordan is known as "His ______"
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- Invented the modern gas mask and patented an improved traffic signal
- Author of "Beloved" and Pulitzer Prize winner
- Refused to give up her seat on the bus
- Shirley Chisholm was the 1st African American woman elected to?
- Educator and Founder of Tuskegee Institute
- Widely recognized as the "Father of Black History"
11 Clues: Refused to give up her seat on the bus • Michael Jordan is known as "His ______" • Educator and Founder of Tuskegee Institute • Author of "Beloved" and Pulitzer Prize winner • Ella Fitzgerald was known as the "Queen of _____" • Widely recognized as the "Father of Black History" • Abraham Lincoln issued the __________________ Proclamation • ...
Black History Month SS 2023-02-15
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- First African American to host T.V. show (7 words)
- First African American to be in the Major League (9 words)
- “ King of Pop “ (3 words)
- Lakers #24 (2words)
- “Keep Ya Head Up” Rapper (5 words)
- Venus Williams sister (3words)
- “Moesha” (1 word)
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- “Single Ladies” Singer (3words)
- Plays for the Golden State Warriors (6 words)
- Sung “Novacane” (2 words)
- Kim K’s ex (3 words)
- Sung at the Super Bowl 57 (6 words)
- Sung “Rehab” (2 words)
- Sang “Kill Bill” (3 words)
- Sung “ Can’t Take My Eyes Off You” (7 words)
- “First Lady of the U.S.” (5words)
16 Clues: “Moesha” (1 word) • Kim K’s ex (3 words) • Lakers #24 (2words) • Sung “Rehab” (2 words) • Sung “Novacane” (2 words) • “ King of Pop “ (3 words) • Sang “Kill Bill” (3 words) • Venus Williams sister (3words) • “Single Ladies” Singer (3words) • “First Lady of the U.S.” (5words) • “Keep Ya Head Up” Rapper (5 words) • Sung at the Super Bowl 57 (6 words) • ...
Black History Month/Advisory Topics 2021-02-25
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- Sammy Davis Junior was a member of this group (three words)
- February is known as _____ history month
- Who is the first black Disney princess
- George Washington Carver contributed to this science
- March is known as _____ history month
- The black female activist who refused to get off the bus (two words)
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- Jackie Robinson was the first black athlete of this sport.
- The record breaking all black Marvel movie (2 words)
- The abbreviation for one of the most well known advocates of his time, Martin Luther King
- A person who fights on behalf of others
- The black union established in 1909
- Javicia Leslie is a black actor in this DC show
- Brian just got hired to work at this restaurant.( two words)
13 Clues: The black union established in 1909 • March is known as _____ history month • Who is the first black Disney princess • A person who fights on behalf of others • February is known as _____ history month • Javicia Leslie is a black actor in this DC show • The record breaking all black Marvel movie (2 words) • George Washington Carver contributed to this science • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2019-02-18
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- She was the first African-American woman in space.
- First African-American United States Supreme Court Justice.
- He was the first African-American broadcast news network anchor ever to air on television.
- She was a stage actor and was the first African-American to be awarded an Oscar by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts for her role in Gone With the Wind.
- First African-American woman to star in a major film.
- The first African American airman to fight in WWII, veteran of 78 combat missions.
- First African-American to hold an international pilot’s license.
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- First African-American elected to the office of President of the United States.
- The First African American Astronaut.
- First African-American Billionaire.
- A prominent legal advocate in the Bankhead-Jones act, she was the first African-American woman to practice law before the supreme court of the United States.
- The doctor who discovered how to separate plasma from red blood cells, lengthening the time blood could be stored for transfusion.
- She may have been the first African-American woman to graduate college and she started Cleveland Ohio's first school for Black Americans.
- The first African-American child to integrate into an all-white school at the age of 6.
- Number 42 for the Brooklyn Dodgers, he broke the color line in baseball which restricted major league teams from admitting black players.
- An American political scientist and diplomat, first African-American to be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.
16 Clues: First African-American Billionaire. • The First African American Astronaut. • She was the first African-American woman in space. • First African-American woman to star in a major film. • First African-American United States Supreme Court Justice. • First African-American to hold an international pilot’s license. • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2019-02-18
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- The first African-American elected to the office of President of the United States.
- Number 42 for the Brooklyn Dodgers, he broke the color line in baseball which restricted major league teams from admitting black players.
- A Stunt Pilot in the early 20th century, this woman was the first African-American to hold an international pilot’s license.
- The first African-American United States Supreme Court Justice.
- This political scientist and diplomat who helped form the United Nations was first African-American to be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.
- The first African-American child to integrate into an all-white school at the age of 6.
- A renown enterainer who got her start in vaudeville, this woman went on to perform at the Paris World Fair in 1925 and was later an agent of the French Resistance durring World War II. She was also the First African-American woman to star in a major film.
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- She was a stage actor and the first African-American to be awarded an Oscar by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts for her role in Gone With the Wind.
- He was a dedicated journalist with more than 5 awards and he was the first African-American broadcast news network anchor ever to air on television.
- A prominent legal advocate in the Bankhead-Jones act, she was the first African-American woman to practice law before the supreme court of the United States.
- The First African American Astronaut.
- The doctor who discovered how to separate plasma from red blood cells, lengthening the time blood could be stored for transfusion.
- The first African American airman to fight in WWII, veteran of 78 combat missions.
- She was the first African-American woman in space.
- Media Mogul, philanthropist, and household name, this woman is the first African-American Billionaire.
- A staunch abbolitionist in the mid 19th centurty, she was the first African-American woman to complete a 4 year university course and she started Cleveland Ohio's first school for Black Americans.
16 Clues: The First African American Astronaut. • She was the first African-American woman in space. • The first African-American United States Supreme Court Justice. • The first African American airman to fight in WWII, veteran of 78 combat missions. • The first African-American elected to the office of President of the United States. • ...
Black History Month Project 2024-02-23
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- helped to raise public awareness of racial and sexual oppression
- made multiple trips on the Underground Railroad, saving enslaved people
- worked with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to organize the successful boycott of the segregated local bus system in Montgomery
- led and helped organize many of the seminal moments in the Civil Rights movement, including the Freedom Rides, the 1963 March on Washington, and the Selma to Montgomery Marches.
- invigorated the struggle for racial equality when she refused to give up her bus seat to a white man
- led the movement to end segregation and counter prejudice in the United States
- became a Methodist preacher, an outspoken advocate of racial equality and a founder of the African Methodist Church
- person who broke the color barrier in MLB in 1947
- the first Black woman in Congress and worked towards racial and gender equality
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- fought throughout most of his career for the abolition of slavery and wrote a book about himself
- fought against cruel Jim Crow laws, protested segregation in education, and launched an investigation into the Emmett Till lynching
- he also won the landmark Brown v. the Board of Education in 1954, which outlawed segregated schools and paved the way for the integration of all public facilities and businesses
- the first fighter to win the world heavyweight championship on three separate occasions and known for his social message of black pride and black resistance to white domination and for refusing induction into the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War.
- built a socially responsible business, helped develop African American industry, created economic opportunity for women
- was a field secretary and director of branches for the N.A.A.C.P. in the 1940s, and she traveled throughout the Jim Crow South, organizing against discrimination and recruiting people to the Civil Rights Movement.
- a poet, singer, autobiographer, and civil rights activist and wrote a book called I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
16 Clues: person who broke the color barrier in MLB in 1947 • helped to raise public awareness of racial and sexual oppression • made multiple trips on the Underground Railroad, saving enslaved people • led the movement to end segregation and counter prejudice in the United States • the first Black woman in Congress and worked towards racial and gender equality • ...
Black History Month Assignment 2025-02-07
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- Won many titles with Shaq and the Lakers known for the mentality he had
- Taught himself to read and write after escaping slavery
- First African American woman to have her very own television production company
- One of the hardest-hitting boxer of all time
- 44th President of the United States and the very first African American president
- Greatest Chicago Bulls basketball player ever, some may even say he is the greatest of all time
- Gave a famous speech where he said "I had a dream"
- World War 2 veteran and Civil Rights leader, NAACP's first field officer in Mississippi
- Member of the Jackson 5 and is also known as the King of Pop
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- Helped 300 enslaved people escape along the Underground Railroads
- First African American woman elected to serve in CongWashington968
- Walked 500 miles for schooling before becoming the first teacher and principal at the Tuskegee Institute
- Known for being the "Mother of the Freedom Movement" didn't give up her seat on the bus
- Was the first African American baseball player in the U.S. Major Leagues
- The greatest boxer of all time
- Got a Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama in 2010
16 Clues: The greatest boxer of all time • One of the hardest-hitting boxer of all time • Gave a famous speech where he said "I had a dream" • Taught himself to read and write after escaping slavery • Member of the Jackson 5 and is also known as the King of Pop • Helped 300 enslaved people escape along the Underground Railroads • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2025-02-25
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- What was a popular PBS Children’s educational TV program about books?
- Who was the First Black Major League Baseball Player?
- Who wrote “I Know Why The Caged Birds Sing”?
- Who was the first Black woman to star in her own television program? (US)
- The first African American to win an Academy Award for Best Actor
- Who is the first Black woman to serve as a US Supreme Court justice?
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- Who was the first woman with US presidential power?
- Which Fortune 500 Company had the first Black woman CEO?
- When did the celebration of Black History Month begin?
- How many times did Kobe Bryant win the NBA Championship?
- Who won the most medals for Team USA's Black athletes at the 2024 Paris Olympics?
- Which State has the most HBCUs?
- Which Black filmmaker became the first to have a debut movie surpass $100 million at the box office?
- This mathematician’s calculations for NASA were critical to the success of the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing. Who was she?
- Which singer headlined the Super Bowl LIX halftime show?
- Who was the first Black model to be featured on the cover of GQ magazine?
16 Clues: Which State has the most HBCUs? • Who wrote “I Know Why The Caged Birds Sing”? • Who was the first woman with US presidential power? • Who was the First Black Major League Baseball Player? • When did the celebration of Black History Month begin? • Which Fortune 500 Company had the first Black woman CEO? • How many times did Kobe Bryant win the NBA Championship? • ...
Black History Month Vocabulary 2024-02-28
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- ___________ of the laws, or not knowing them, doesn't mean you don't have to follow them.
- After a day of difficult __________, the best thing is to sit back with a lemonade and watch TV.
- Some states have ___________ the death penalty, some still have it.
- Now that he has been caught, they can finally bring the criminal to ________.
- A good activist will ________ the people so they feel that they can make a change in their community.
- Some schools aim to _______ technology into the class; some want the electronics to stay home.
- The workers showed _______ by walking off the job and demanding better pay together.
- I think the work was too hard for me; I __________ to get anything right.
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- She works hard every day and shows great __________.
- Because not everyone can fight for themselves, Ms. Barnes will ________ for them.
- Rebels fought to _________ their country from an evil king.
- At my old school, boys and girls were _________ into different buildings.
- She fought against ____________ by dressing and acting differently than her peers.
- Judges are supposed to not take sides and not have a _________ from outside the courtroom
- The Black Panthers wanted a _________ in America. They wanted a new system free from exploitation.
- A good teacher values _________ and treats all their students fairly.
16 Clues: She works hard every day and shows great __________. • Rebels fought to _________ their country from an evil king. • Some states have ___________ the death penalty, some still have it. • A good teacher values _________ and treats all their students fairly. • At my old school, boys and girls were _________ into different buildings. • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2022-01-31
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- Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr.
- NASA mathematician who was instrumental in putting an astronaut in orbit around the Earth
- First black female pilot
- First black female in space
- 44th president of the U.S.
- First black athlete to play in the MLB
- Basketball player with a multi-billion-dollar shoe line
- Human rights activist and minister
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- Conductor on the Underground Railroad
- She has her OWN network
- NASA scientist who invented the Super Soaker
- Winner of 28 Grammy Awards
- He had a dream
- First black Secretary of State
- Neurosurgeon who participated in the first reported separation of conjoined twins
- Arrested for refusing to give up her seat
- Author, poet, and civil rights activist
17 Clues: He had a dream • She has her OWN network • First black female pilot • Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr. • Winner of 28 Grammy Awards • 44th president of the U.S. • First black female in space • First black Secretary of State • Human rights activist and minister • Conductor on the Underground Railroad • First black athlete to play in the MLB • Author, poet, and civil rights activist • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2019-02-18
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- The First African American Astronaut.
- Number 42 for the Brooklyn Dodgers, he broke the color line in baseball which restricted major league teams from admitting black players.
- A prominent legal advocate in the Bankhead-Jones act, she was the first African-American woman to practice law before the supreme court of the United States.
- A staunch abbolitionist in the mid 19th centurty, she was the first African-American woman to complete a 4 year university course and she started Cleveland Ohio's first school for Black Americans.
- The first African American airman to fight in WWII, veteran of 78 combat missions.
- This political scientist and diplomat who helped form the United Nations was first African-American to be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize.
- The first African-American child to integrate into an all-white school at the age of 6.
- She was the first African-American woman in space.
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- He was a dedicated journalist with more than 5 awards and he was the first African-American broadcast news network anchor ever to air on television.
- A Stunt Pilot in the early 20th century, this woman was the first African-American to hold an international pilot’s license.
- The first African-American United States Supreme Court Justice.
- A renown enterainer who got her start in vaudeville, this woman went on to perform at the Paris World Fair in 1925 and was later an agent of the French Resistance durring World War II. She was also the First African-American woman to star in a major film.
- She was a stage actor and the first African-American to be awarded an Oscar by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts for her role in Gone With the Wind.
- The doctor who discovered how to separate plasma from red blood cells, lengthening the time blood could be stored for transfusion.
- The first African-American elected to the office of President of the United States.
- Media Mogul, philanthropist, and household name, this woman is the first African-American Billionaire.
16 Clues: The First African American Astronaut. • She was the first African-American woman in space. • The first African-American United States Supreme Court Justice. • The first African American airman to fight in WWII, veteran of 78 combat missions. • The first African-American elected to the office of President of the United States. • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2022-12-19
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- The name of the first African American Medical College located in Tennessee
- Benjamin Banneker published this for farmers which became the first scientific book published by a Black American
- What is the author's surname who wrote Roots
- Thurgood Marshall was the 1st Black person to serve here
- Jackie Robinson played for what MLB team
- Name the proclamation that freed the slave
- The movement to end slavery
- Bessie Smith was known as __________ of the Blues
- Rosa Parks is known for a bus boycott in what city
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- Dr. Martin Luther King was born in what US city
- Navy names aircraft carrier in honor of a courageous Black sailor
- Name the month we celebrate Black History
- Mae C. Jemison traveled in what NASA Shuttle
- Name a president who decreed Black History Month
- Hattie McDaniel won an Academy Award for what movie
- Michelle's husband who was a famous first
16 Clues: The movement to end slavery • Jackie Robinson played for what MLB team • Name the month we celebrate Black History • Michelle's husband who was a famous first • Name the proclamation that freed the slave • Mae C. Jemison traveled in what NASA Shuttle • What is the author's surname who wrote Roots • Dr. Martin Luther King was born in what US city • ...
Black History month A.R 2023-02-14
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- She escaped and subsequently made some 13 missions to rescue approximately 70 slaves, including family and friends, using the Underground Railroad. (2wds)
- He's known for “Madea" (2wds)
- She served as First Lady of the United States from 2009 to 2017 as the wife of former President Barack Obama. (2 wds)
- She is an American actor, singer, and dancer who first gained fame for comedic roles on the Disney Channel (1 wd)
- He is known for the movie “ The Karate Kid” and the song “ Never say never” (2 wds)
- He hosts popular television shows like Family Feud and the Miss Universe competition. (2 wds.)
- He was an American singer, songwriter, dancer, and philanthropist. Dubbed the "King of Pop" (2 wds)
- Singer that sang “All I want for Christmas is you” (2 wds)
- His famous quote is “ I have a dream” (initials)
- She is Micheal Jackson's sister (2 wds)
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- He was the first African-American president of the United States. (2 wds)
- She was the first African-American child to desegregate the all-white William Frantz Elementary School on November 14, 1960. (2 wds)
- she is an American former professional tennis player. Considered among the greatest tennis players of all time (2 wds)
- She was an American activist in the Montgomery bus boycott. That refused vacate a seat on a bus (2 wds)
- He is a television host for Wild 'n Out, America's Got Talent, Lip Sync Battle Shorties, and The Masked Singer. (2 wds)
- She was arrested at the age of 15 in Montgomery, Alabama. Claudette"_____"
16 Clues: He's known for “Madea" (2wds) • She is Micheal Jackson's sister (2 wds) • His famous quote is “ I have a dream” (initials) • Singer that sang “All I want for Christmas is you” (2 wds) • He was the first African-American president of the United States. (2 wds) • She was arrested at the age of 15 in Montgomery, Alabama. Claudette"_____" • ...
Black History Month Assignment 2025-02-07
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- World War 2 veteran and Civil Rights leader, NAACP's first field officer in Mississippi
- Helped 300 enslaved people escape along the Underground Railroads
- Walked 500 miles for schooling before becoming the first teacher and principal at the Tuskegee Institute
- Was the first African American baseball player in the U.S. Major Leagues
- Got a Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama in 2010
- Known for being the "Mother of the Freedom Movement" didn't give up her seat on the bus
- First African American woman elected to serve in CongWashington968
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- Won many titles with Shaq and the Lakers known for the mentality he had
- First African American woman to have her very own television production company
- One of the hardest-hitting boxer of all time
- Taught himself to read and write after escaping slavery
- Gave a famous speech where he said "I had a dream"
- The greatest boxer of all time
- Member of the Jackson 5 and is also known as the King of Pop
- Greatest Chicago Bulls basketball player ever, some may even say he is the greatest of all time
- 44th President of the United States and the very first African American president
16 Clues: The greatest boxer of all time • One of the hardest-hitting boxer of all time • Gave a famous speech where he said "I had a dream" • Taught himself to read and write after escaping slavery • Member of the Jackson 5 and is also known as the King of Pop • Helped 300 enslaved people escape along the Underground Railroads • ...
Black History Makers 2023-12-31
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- Founder of the "MeToo" Movement
- Popular ESPN Analyst
- Founder of Black History Month
- First Black astronaut to live and work on the International Space Station for an extended period.
- He Had A Dream ints.
- First Black woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court
- First African American Woman in Space
- Creator/Star of HBO's "Insecure"
- First African American coach in Pro Sports
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- Cookie Lyons on the TV Show "Empire"
- Georgia's First Black Senator
- Founder of Fenty Beauty
- First Black Woman to publish a book in America
- The Greatest
- Director of the highest-grossing film of 2018
- Most decorated American Gymnast
- Youngest inaugural poet in US history
17 Clues: The Greatest • Popular ESPN Analyst • He Had A Dream ints. • Founder of Fenty Beauty • Georgia's First Black Senator • Founder of Black History Month • Founder of the "MeToo" Movement • Most decorated American Gymnast • Creator/Star of HBO's "Insecure" • Cookie Lyons on the TV Show "Empire" • Youngest inaugural poet in US history • First African American Woman in Space • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2024-02-21
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- Last Name: African American artist famous for his paintings depicting African American life
- First Name: African American artist known for her paintings inspired by the Harlem Renaissance
- Last Name: Singer known as the "Queen of Soul"
- First Name: First African American Supreme Court Justice, serving from October 1967 until October 1991
- First Name: African American poet, social activist, novelist, playwright, and columnist from Joplin, Missouri.
- Last Name: African American poet, social activist, novelist, playwright, and columnist from Joplin, Missouri.
- Last Name: First African American Supreme Court Justice, serving from October 1967 until October 1991
- First Name: African American artist famous for his paintings depicting African American life
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- First Name: Singer known as the "Queen of Soul"
- Last Name: First African American principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre
- Last Name: African American abolitionist and political activist.
- Last Name: African American poet and civil rights activist known for her work "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"
- First Name: First African American principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre
- Last Name: African American artist known for her paintings inspired by the Harlem Renaissance
- First Name: African American abolitionist and political activist.
- First Name: African American poet and civil rights activist known for her work "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"
16 Clues: Last Name: Singer known as the "Queen of Soul" • First Name: Singer known as the "Queen of Soul" • Last Name: African American abolitionist and political activist. • First Name: African American abolitionist and political activist. • Last Name: First African American principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre • ...
CCG - Black History Month Crossword 2023-02-01
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- Key Leader in the Civil Rights Movement
- Individual that refused to give their seat to a white passanger
- First African American to win an academy award in a leading role
- Issued by Abraham Lincoln declaring enslaved people freed
- King of Pop
- _____ Amendment which abolished slavery
- First African American Justice on the U.S Supreme Court
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- Black History Month
- _______ ______ Movement
- Protecting rights and punishing wrongs using fairness
- Inventor of the Elevator
- Movement which encourages black people to celebrate African American Culture and African Heritage
- African American woman who lead enslaved african americans through the underground railroad
- Martin Luther King most famous speech
- the state of being free
- Who started black history month
- American Civil Rights activist who got rid of his former last name
17 Clues: King of Pop • Black History Month • _______ ______ Movement • the state of being free • Inventor of the Elevator • Who started black history month • Martin Luther King most famous speech • Key Leader in the Civil Rights Movement • _____ Amendment which abolished slavery • Protecting rights and punishing wrongs using fairness • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2026-02-02
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- Rights leader who gave the "I Have A Dream" speech (4 letters)
- most commonly associated with Valentine's Day (5 letters)
- CLUES (Valentine's Day)
- most associated with Valentine's Day (3 letters)
- who refused to give up her bus seat (4 letters)
- Court case that ended school segregation (5 letters)
- month is Black History Month? (8 letters)
- of greeting exchanged on Valentine's Day (5 letters)
- network that helped enslaved people escape (8 letters)
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- figure that is a symbol of Valentine's Day (5 letters)
- Rights Organization founded in 1909 (5 letters)
- CLUES (Black History Month)
- that fought for equal rights (11 letters)
- flower given on Valentine's Day (4 letters)
- of Valentine's Day (11 letters - FEBRUARY14TH)
- treat commonly given on Valentine's Day (9 letters)
- often associated with Valentine's Day and love (4 letters)
- African American female self-made millionaire (6 letters)
18 Clues: CLUES (Valentine's Day) • CLUES (Black History Month) • that fought for equal rights (11 letters) • month is Black History Month? (8 letters) • flower given on Valentine's Day (4 letters) • of Valentine's Day (11 letters - FEBRUARY14TH) • Rights Organization founded in 1909 (5 letters) • who refused to give up her bus seat (4 letters) • ...
BLACK HISTORY MONTH 2024-02-09
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- HOW MANY YEARS HAS PETTY OFFICER TORRES BEEN IN
- WHO WAS THE FIRST FEMALE VICE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPEREATIONS
- WHO HAD THE HIGHEST GROUP SCORE AVERAGE IN NAVY HISTORY
- WHAT DAY DOES BLACK HISTORY MONTH START
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- WHO WORKED IN THE SPACE SCIENCE DIVISION OF NAVAL LAB
- WHO IS THE FATHER OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH
- WHATS IS PETTY OFFICER TORRES JOB IN NAVY
- WHO WAS THE FIRST AFRICAN AMERICAN ENGINEER TO COMMAND NUC SUB
- WHAT DAY DOES BLACK HISTORY MONTH END
9 Clues: WHAT DAY DOES BLACK HISTORY MONTH END • WHAT DAY DOES BLACK HISTORY MONTH START • WHO IS THE FATHER OF BLACK HISTORY MONTH • WHATS IS PETTY OFFICER TORRES JOB IN NAVY • HOW MANY YEARS HAS PETTY OFFICER TORRES BEEN IN • WHO WORKED IN THE SPACE SCIENCE DIVISION OF NAVAL LAB • WHO HAD THE HIGHEST GROUP SCORE AVERAGE IN NAVY HISTORY • ...
McIntire's Black History Month Crossword 2022 2022-02-15
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- The first Black Greek-letter fraternity
- The last name of the creator of black history month. Often referred to as "The father of Black History"
- First Black President of Harvard Law Review
- Author of Hidden Figures and McIntire Alum
- Youngest African American Woman to Launch a Line at Sephora and McIntire Alumna
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- Creator of the let's move campaign and named the most admired woman in the U.S. for the third consecutive year (Gallup Polling)
- The first Black artist to win a Grammy for Album of the Year
- The first Black Greek-letter sorority
- First president to recognize Black History Month in 1976
- Black Mamba
10 Clues: Black Mamba • The first Black Greek-letter sorority • The first Black Greek-letter fraternity • Author of Hidden Figures and McIntire Alum • First Black President of Harvard Law Review • First president to recognize Black History Month in 1976 • The first Black artist to win a Grammy for Album of the Year • ...
Black History Women's History Month Crossword 2015-03-16
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- This was an African American actor who was born in Germany and he acted as Geordi LaForge in the TV series Star Trek: The Next Generation and the films Star Trek: First Contact, Star Trek: Generations, and Star Trek: Nemesis.
- He was elected mayor of Gary, Indiana, and he remained in office for 20 years. He was Democrat and he was one of the first African American to serve as a mayor of a major U.S. city.
- She won gold medals in 400 IM and 400 freestyle relay at 1964 Olympics. She set 18 world records during career. She was the co-founder of Women's Sports Foundation in 1974.
- She was a Roman Catholic nun. She won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 for working among the poorest of the poor in the world and helping them. She founded Missionaries of Charity. People remember her now because she started projects to help the ill people, orphans, the poor, and the dying.
- He was the son of former slaves and he won recognition with his Lyrics of Lowly Life, a collection of poems Oak and Ivy, and Majors and Minors in 1896. He didn't like his humorous poems, but he wanted to publish his other work.
- He greatly influenced Malcolm X and established an Islamic temple.
- She was an English educator. She devoted her life to the establishment of schools and institutions and the promotion of educational reforms. In 1835 she organized the Working and Visiting Society, in 1846 she opened a school for poor children, and in 1852 founded a juvenile reformatory. She made four visits to India after 1866, interesting herself in Indian education, and also lectured in the United States.
- This man was a leading civil rights activist in the 1960's. He was also a democrat from Georgia. He served in the U.S. House of Representatives. He was a permanent representative under President Carter. He served as mayor of Atlanta and he ran for governor of Georgia but lost the election in 1990.
- She was a talk show host and actress and she was in John Waters's cult films Hairspray and Cry-Baby before she had the fame as the formerly rotund princess of daytime talk. Other films she was in were Serial Mom, Mrs. Winterbourne, and Cecil B. DeMented, which was another one of John Walter’s films.
- She is a congress representative from Texas that went to Yale law school. She is still part of congress today and started in 1995- today.
- In 1962, she created FORMAC,one of the first computer programs.
- He was the author of a 1950 report on racial discrimination that was cited in the 1954 U.S. Supreme Court decision Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kans. He also was an early leader in the civil-rights movement and he founded the North Side Center for Child Development and Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited.
- She became the first African American to in an individual Olympic gymnastics bronze medal on floor.She won a bronze medal when she was a member of the 1992 Olympic team and she won a gold medal when she was a member of the 1996 Olympic team and a member of the fourth-place 2000 Olympic team.
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- She was one of the best “conductors” on the Underground Railroad and she traveled south and freed many slaves after freeing herself. During the civil war, she was a nurse for the hurt soldiers, a cook, a laundress, a scout, a spy, and she played a large part in the important raid to that freed more than 700 slaves.
- She was an African American lawyer and government official. African-American lawyer and government official. As an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union, she specialized in First Amendment cases. She was head of the New York City's Human Rights Commission and the federal Equal Opportunity Employment Commission, and she taught at Georgetown Univ. Since 1991 she has been the District of Columbia's elected, non-voting delegate to the U.S. Congress.
- She was an Indian-American NASA astronaut. She was educated in India and America. She joined NASA in 1995 and she was the mission specialist on the space shuttle STS-87 in 1997 and after that, she became the first Indian-American woman to go into space. She was a crew member on the Shuttle Columbia when it broke up when it re-entered the Earth's atmosphere in February of 2003.
- She was the former CEO and President of eBay technologies.
- She is a very famous author who writes about her growing up between Mexico and America. She is known for her stories and poems such as "Eleven" and "My Wicked Ways".
- She assisted in writing many laws helping women in Illinois. She was denied entrance into the Illinois bar association even after passing the exam. She eventually was let into the bar.
- He was the first African American supreme court justice and he was a civil rights advocate. His most important case was the Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka case that ended segregation in public schools.
- He was an African American basketball player and after he won the national championship with Michigan State University, he joined the Los Angeles Lakers and won five National Basketball Association championships. In 1991 he announced that he had tested positive for HIV and then he retired from professional basketball. He worked to promote AIDS awareness after that.
- She was a Grammy Award-winning singer. She was a 1980's pop star. Some of her recordings include Bad Girls (1979), She Works Hard for the Money (1983), and “This Time I Know It's for Real” (1989).
- She is an American figure and portrait painter. She studied in Philadelphia under William Sartain and she studied in Paris in the Julian and Lazar schools. She won many honors through her career. She painted lots of wealthy patrons and celebrities, like Henry James, Clemenceau, and Cardinal Mercier. Her most well- known are The Dancing Lesson, Sita and Sarita, and Portrait of Mrs. Dupont.
- He was the son of former slaves and he escaped through the Underground Railroad to Canada but he went to Scotland later to study mechanical engineering. His most important accomplishment was making the lubricating cup for steam engines, stopping frequent stops and overheating.
- She was the Prime Minister of India who was found guilty of a crime but refused to resign. She was assassinated by her bodyguards.
25 Clues: She was the former CEO and President of eBay technologies. • In 1962, she created FORMAC,one of the first computer programs. • He greatly influenced Malcolm X and established an Islamic temple. • She was the Prime Minister of India who was found guilty of a crime but refused to resign. She was assassinated by her bodyguards. • ...
NSSHF Black History Month 2013-06-05
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- This Nova Scotian boxer won the Canadian Olympic Trials in 1980 but did not compete due to the Canadian boycott that year.
- The first black player to sign with an NHL team.
- Nova Scotian boxer who was never counted out in a match.
- During her career she established four Canadian track and field records.
- Nova Scotian boxer known for beating Jackie "Kid" Carter for the lightweight championship in 1964.
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- Nova Scotian boxer known as "Tiger".
- Nova Scotian softball player that pitched the first no-hitter in Pan Am Games history in 1979.
- He played in the CFL for 10 years.
- This ex-St. Mary's Huskies basketball player became one of very few Canadians drafted by the NBA.
- Although he is inducted for boxing, this Nova Scotian Athlete excelled in softball, basketball, volleyball, baseball, track, and swimming.
- Football player who won two Super Bowl rings as a member of the Dallas Cowboys.
- World-Class boxing official who was respected for his fairness and impartial officiating.
- In his 12 year boxing career, this Nova Scotian carved out a 69-10 record.
- Boxer who became famous as "The Boston Tar-Baby".
- He was the first black man to win a boxing World Championship.
15 Clues: He played in the CFL for 10 years. • Nova Scotian boxer known as "Tiger". • The first black player to sign with an NHL team. • Boxer who became famous as "The Boston Tar-Baby". • Nova Scotian boxer who was never counted out in a match. • He was the first black man to win a boxing World Championship. • ...
Black History Month II 2021-02-08
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- family and cultural identity
- relating to the soul or religion for moral guidance
- commitment to a cause
- a physical location where communities form
- a musical beat
- intelligence learned through experience
- mixing into another culture
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- truthful and sincere
- the science of family history and can be proven with DNA
- the story or reputation left behind after someone moves on
- a chance
- to speak up
- adding to something
- winning
- being active in social change
15 Clues: winning • a chance • to speak up • a musical beat • adding to something • truthful and sincere • commitment to a cause • mixing into another culture • family and cultural identity • being active in social change • intelligence learned through experience • a physical location where communities form • relating to the soul or religion for moral guidance • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2024-02-28
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- This former enslaved person spoke out against injustice.
- This math whiz helped explorers to reach ____ ___
- Michael Jackson, King of
- The first black female in Congress that never stopped speaking out
- The first black Supreme Court justice changed children’s lives
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- You might know her as a conductor for the Underground Railroad. She was also a spy.
- this scientist nurtured the land—and people’s minds
- this congressman used ‘good trouble’ to fight for _____ _____
- this journalist risked her life to report the truth
- Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., never backed down in his stand against ______.
- This African American pilot helped fly the United States to victory.
- This former enslaved person inspired others to fight for _____
- This educator helped African Americans improve their lives
- the first woman self-made millionaire
- her refusal to give up her seat sparked a movement
15 Clues: Michael Jackson, King of • the first woman self-made millionaire • This math whiz helped explorers to reach ____ ___ • her refusal to give up her seat sparked a movement • this scientist nurtured the land—and people’s minds • this journalist risked her life to report the truth • This former enslaved person spoke out against injustice. • ...
Black history month people 2024-02-28
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- A girl who resisted and arrest for segregation
- conductor for the Underground Railroad. She was also a spy.
- was a journalist who wrote articles about the experience of black people
- The first black photographer
- One of the blacks who attended yale law school in 1931
- the first woman self-made millionaire
- Rose Marie McCoy wrote and produced a lot of
- Maria Williams is the first person who made a color producer and her film the flames of
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- Katherine Johnson one of the first to work with
- Shirley Chisholm the first African American female elected to Congress, speaks to a crowd at the 1972
- Alice Coachman being the first black person to win an olympic
- the first licensed Black pilot in the world
- This black woman is known as one of the most revered poets of the 20th century
- Frederick Douglass escaped from
- Michael Jackson, King of
15 Clues: Michael Jackson, King of • The first black photographer • Frederick Douglass escaped from • the first woman self-made millionaire • the first licensed Black pilot in the world • Rose Marie McCoy wrote and produced a lot of • A girl who resisted and arrest for segregation • Katherine Johnson one of the first to work with • ...
Black history month people 2024-02-28
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- A girl who resisted and arrest for segregation
- conductor for the Underground Railroad. She was also a spy.
- was a journalist who wrote articles about the experience of black people
- The first black photographer
- One of the blacks who attended yale law school in 1931
- the first woman self-made millionaire
- Rose Marie McCoy wrote and produced a lot of
- Maria Williams is the first person who made a color producer and her film the flames of
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- Katherine Johnson one of the first to work with
- Shirley Chisholm the first African American female elected to Congress, speaks to a crowd at the 1972
- Alice Coachman being the first black person to win an olympic
- the first licensed Black pilot in the world
- This black woman is known as one of the most revered poets of the 20th century
- Frederick Douglass escaped from
- Michael Jackson, King of
15 Clues: Michael Jackson, King of • The first black photographer • Frederick Douglass escaped from • the first woman self-made millionaire • the first licensed Black pilot in the world • Rose Marie McCoy wrote and produced a lot of • A girl who resisted and arrest for segregation • Katherine Johnson one of the first to work with • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2023-02-15
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- NY city known as the "birthplace of hip hop"
- Name of book by Alex Haley that tells the story of Kunta Kinte, an 18th-century African, captured as an adolescent, sold into slavery in Africa, and transported to North America
- Birth city of President Barack Obama
- First state to elect a black governor in 1989
- Simone Biles is the most decorated sportsperson in which sport?
- First African American woman to headline Coachella
- Last name of the "Father of Black History"
- Civil rights organization working to achieve justice for African Americans
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- In 1981, Alexa Irene Canady, MD became the first African American woman to have this occupation
- Last name of the African American inventor who designed the three-way traffic light
- Last name of first African American woman elected as Vice President of the United States
- Name of holiday celebrating the emancipation of enslaved people in America
- Stage name of the African American woman who just performed the half-time show at Super Bowl LVII
- African American mathematician Katherine J. Johnson provided calculations crucial to the work of this organization
- First state to abolish slavery in 1777
15 Clues: Birth city of President Barack Obama • First state to abolish slavery in 1777 • Last name of the "Father of Black History" • NY city known as the "birthplace of hip hop" • First state to elect a black governor in 1989 • First African American woman to headline Coachella • Simone Biles is the most decorated sportsperson in which sport? • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2025-02-11
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- ,he forced separation of people based on race, class, or ethnicity, particularly in schools, public places, and transportation.
- ,A refusal to buy, use, or participate in something as a way of protesting unfair treatment or injustice.
- ,Traditions, beliefs, and cultural practices passed down from previous generations.
- ,A feeling of motivation or encouragement gained from someone’s actions, words, or success.
- ,A goal or accomplishment reached through hard work, dedication, or perseverance.
- ,A public demonstration or action expressing strong disagreement with an idea, policy, or law, often used in the fight for civil rights.
- ,Fair treatment and equal rights for all people, regardless of race, gender, or background
- ,The presence of different types of people, cultures, or ideas within a group or society.
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- ,The state of being treated the same as others, without discrimination or unfair advantages.
- ,The right to make choices and live without unfair restrictions, oppression, or control.
- ,A person who actively worked to end slavery.
- ,The act of freeing someone from slavery or oppression
- ,The process of bringing people of different races, religions, or social groups together in schools, businesses, and communities.
- ,A system in which people are owned, bought, and forced to work without pay or freedom.
- ,The rights of all people to receive equal treatment under the law.
15 Clues: ,A person who actively worked to end slavery. • ,The act of freeing someone from slavery or oppression • ,The rights of all people to receive equal treatment under the law. • ,A goal or accomplishment reached through hard work, dedication, or perseverance. • ,Traditions, beliefs, and cultural practices passed down from previous generations. • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2025-02-11
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- ,The forced separation of people based on race, class, or ethnicity, particularly in schools, public places, and transportation.
- ,A refusal to buy, use, or participate in something as a way of protesting unfair treatment or injustice.
- ,Traditions, beliefs, and cultural practices passed down from previous generations.
- ,A feeling of motivation or encouragement gained from someone’s actions, words, or success.
- ,A goal or accomplishment reached through hard work, dedication, or perseverance.
- ,A public demonstration or action expressing strong disagreement with an idea, policy, or law, often used in the fight for civil rights.
- ,Fair treatment and equal rights for all people, regardless of race, gender, or background
- ,The presence of different types of people, cultures, or ideas within a group or society.
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- ,The state of being treated the same as others, without discrimination or unfair advantages.
- ,The right to make choices and live without unfair restrictions, oppression, or control.
- ,A person who actively worked to end slavery.
- ,The act of freeing someone from slavery or oppression
- ,The process of bringing people of different races, religions, or social groups together in schools, businesses, and communities.
- ,A system in which people are owned, bought, and forced to work without pay or freedom.
- ,The rights of all people to receive equal treatment under the law.
15 Clues: ,A person who actively worked to end slavery. • ,The act of freeing someone from slavery or oppression • ,The rights of all people to receive equal treatment under the law. • ,A goal or accomplishment reached through hard work, dedication, or perseverance. • ,Traditions, beliefs, and cultural practices passed down from previous generations. • ...
Black History Month Facts 2025-02-21
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- Which President issued the Emancipation Proclamation?
- Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in?
- In 1787 slavery was made____?
- In 1808 the slave trade was ___?
- 44th President of the United States and the first African-American president.
- Who was the president during the 1960s Civil Rights Movement?
- Who was the one and only female Buffalo soldier to be enlisted in the 38th infantry?
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- escaped from slavery to become one of the most effective and celebrated leaders of the Underground Railroad.
- Which Amendment gave black people the right to vote?
- West African country whose name is derived from the word ‘liberty'
- Where did the first African slaves arrive?
- What case argued that slaves were not citizens?
- "King of Pop" holds the most number of Grammy Awards won in a year.
- Civil rights activist who led the year-long Montgomery Bus Boycott.
- This University was the first higher education institution to be built for African-American Students.
15 Clues: In 1787 slavery was made____? • In 1808 the slave trade was ___? • Where did the first African slaves arrive? • Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in? • What case argued that slaves were not citizens? • Which Amendment gave black people the right to vote? • Which President issued the Emancipation Proclamation? • ...
Anthony Black history month 2023-02-16
15 Clues: 2Pac • Moe Dee • Iron Mike • King Of Pop • Black Mamba • Empress Of Soul • Beyonce's Husband • Big Slime (Rapper) • The Greatest Boxer • Known As Big Poppa • Baby Pluto (Nickname) • Actor Who Plays Madea • Pluto(Nickname Rapper) • The Godfather Of Gangsta Rap • Dominic (Rapper who made the Atl Anthem)
Black History Month 2024 2024-01-08
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- 17 year old young woman from Brozeville (IL) and earned her doctorate degree. She enrolled in college at 10 and completed her masters by 14.
- In the early 1930s she played a crucial role in the integration of sports. The undisputed middleweight champions
- She made HIstory as the first woman rapper to earn prestigious Kennedy Center Honors Award
- She became this year the world's highest paid female athlete
- She is America’s first youngest black millionaire
- She got a Perfect Score on the PSAT
- She made history as the youngest & first woman director of football operation at NC AT & T
- First American businesswoman and teacher in 1903.She became both the first Black American woman to charter a bank and the first Black American woman to serve as a bank president
- She is the 1st black to win a Pulitzer Award
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- He was one of the greatest champions in boxing history.From 1980-87 he was the undisputed middleweight champion of the world
- This 6 year old is the newest member of Mensa( This Is A prestigious society reserved or the brightest minds) She boasts an impressive IQ of 138
- First African American Woman to ever earn a PH.D. in Economics back in 1921
- He was the first known Black person to be born in the 13 colonies.
- She is America’s youngest African American Junior Golf Champion
- At 14 years old she became the youngest student to ever be accepted into the prestigious Spelman College
15 Clues: She got a Perfect Score on the PSAT • She is the 1st black to win a Pulitzer Award • She is America’s first youngest black millionaire • She became this year the world's highest paid female athlete • She is America’s youngest African American Junior Golf Champion • He was the first known Black person to be born in the 13 colonies. • ...
Black history month people 2024-02-28
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- A girl who resisted and arrest for segregation
- conductor for the Underground Railroad. She was also a spy.
- was a journalist who wrote articles about the experience of black people
- The first black photographer
- One of the blacks who attended yale law school in 1931
- the first woman self-made millionaire
- Rose Marie McCoy wrote and produced a lot of
- Maria Williams is the first person who made a color producer and her film the flames of
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- Katherine Johnson one of the first to work with
- Shirley Chisholm the first African American female elected to Congress, speaks to a crowd at the 1972
- Alice Coachman being the first black person to win an olympic
- the first licensed Black pilot in the world
- This black woman is known as one of the most revered poets of the 20th century
- Frederick Douglass escaped from
- Michael Jackson, King of
15 Clues: Michael Jackson, King of • The first black photographer • Frederick Douglass escaped from • the first woman self-made millionaire • the first licensed Black pilot in the world • Rose Marie McCoy wrote and produced a lot of • A girl who resisted and arrest for segregation • Katherine Johnson one of the first to work with • ...
Celebrating Black History Month 2026-02-02
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- The first African American woman elected into the House of Representatives.
- This author/poet/singer and activist Knew Why the Caged Bird Sung.
- The first African American woman to supervise a staff at NASA.
- From Massachusetts- this African American man was the first to receive a PhD from Harvard University.
- She has 20 #1 hits and 73 entries on the Billboard Top 100.
- The title of the autobiography written by the first Black First Lady of the United States.
- The first and last name of the African American historian who founded Negro History Week in 1926.
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- During the Civil War- this eminent abolitionist reformer and statesman was a consultant to President Abraham Lincoln.
- A famous speech in which abolitionist and women's rights activist Sojourner Truth asked..
- The first African American to be elected to the U.S Senate.
- He won 9 Track and Field Olympic medals in the 80s and 90s.
- The first African American to be appointed to the U.S Supreme Court.
- ABC can thank this incredible TV producer/screenwriter and author for more than 3 of it's top shows.
- The first self-made female millionaire.
- The neighborhood in NY where an intellectual/social/artistic explosion occurred. Also known as the birth place of the "Negro Movement".
15 Clues: The first self-made female millionaire. • The first African American to be elected to the U.S Senate. • He won 9 Track and Field Olympic medals in the 80s and 90s. • She has 20 #1 hits and 73 entries on the Billboard Top 100. • The first African American woman to supervise a staff at NASA. • This author/poet/singer and activist Knew Why the Caged Bird Sung. • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2024-02-21
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- ,This African American pilot helped fly the United States to victory.
- ,This scientist nurtured the land—and people’s minds
- ,This educator helped African Americans improve their lives
- ,Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., never backed down in his stand against ______.
- ,The first black female in Congress that never stopped speaking out.
- ,This journalist risked her life to report the truth
- ,You might know her as a conductor for the Underground Railroad. She was also a spy.
- ,Michael Jackson, King of
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- ,This former enslaved person spoke out against injustice.
- ,The first black Supreme Court justice changed children’s lives
- ,Her refusal to give up her seat sparked a movement
- , This congressman used ‘good trouble’ to fight for _____ _____
- ,This math whiz helped explorers to reach ____ ___
- ,The first woman self-made millionaire
- ,This former enslaved person inspired others to fight for _____
15 Clues: ,Michael Jackson, King of • ,The first woman self-made millionaire • ,Her refusal to give up her seat sparked a movement • ,This math whiz helped explorers to reach ____ ___ • ,This scientist nurtured the land—and people’s minds • ,This journalist risked her life to report the truth • ,This former enslaved person spoke out against injustice. • ...
Black History Month Puzzle 2024-02-26
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- refused to give up her seat on the bus
- american host and tv producer
- helped free the slaves
- first african-american president
- civil rights activist and famous poet
- basketball player that played for the chicago bulls
- basketball player, played for the lakers, really tall(7,1)
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- famous basketball player
- American sociologist, socialist, historian, and Pan-Africanist civil rights activist
- famous boxer nicknamed "the greatest"
- famous female singer
- "I have a dream..."
- Washington Carver first and last name of the first president
- X civil rights activist
- first african-american baseball player
15 Clues: "I have a dream..." • famous female singer • helped free the slaves • X civil rights activist • famous basketball player • american host and tv producer • first african-american president • famous boxer nicknamed "the greatest" • civil rights activist and famous poet • refused to give up her seat on the bus • first african-american baseball player • ...
Black history month people 2024-02-28
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- A girl who resisted and arrest for segregation
- conductor for the Underground Railroad. She was also a spy.
- was a journalist who wrote articles about the experience of black people
- The first black photographer
- One of the blacks who attended yale law school in 1931
- the first woman self-made millionaire
- Rose Marie McCoy wrote and produced a lot of
- Maria Williams is the first person who made a color producer and her film the flames of
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- Katherine Johnson one of the first to work with
- Shirley Chisholm the first African American female elected to Congress, speaks to a crowd at the 1972
- Alice Coachman being the first black person to win an olympic
- the first licensed Black pilot in the world
- This black woman is known as one of the most revered poets of the 20th century
- Frederick Douglass escaped from
- Michael Jackson, King of
15 Clues: Michael Jackson, King of • The first black photographer • Frederick Douglass escaped from • the first woman self-made millionaire • the first licensed Black pilot in the world • Rose Marie McCoy wrote and produced a lot of • A girl who resisted and arrest for segregation • Katherine Johnson one of the first to work with • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2022-01-25
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- The main male actor in Love & Basketball
- Last name of author who wrote Beloved
- This chef grew up in St. Lucia and cooked in kitchens all around the Caribbean. Completed in Top Chef in 2013.
- Their ____ Were Watching God
- A movie about Dr. King
- Last name of the main actress in the movie Photograph
- This is where James Baldwin's house "Chez Baldwin was located
- Title of the movie responsible for the phrase "Bye Felicia"
- Known for other popular works, this author wrote an autobiography titled "Dust Tracks on a Road"
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- This person's restaurants are called Salare, Junebaby, and Lucinda Grain Bar
- The legendary saxophone player in the movie soul
- The love interest in the Color Purple
- Black Trans Activist Who was known for her work with the LGBTQAI+ movement.
- Juan's nickname from when he was little. (Movie: Moonlight).
- A movie starring Brandy and Whitney Houston
15 Clues: A movie about Dr. King • Their ____ Were Watching God • Last name of author who wrote Beloved • The love interest in the Color Purple • The main male actor in Love & Basketball • A movie starring Brandy and Whitney Houston • The legendary saxophone player in the movie soul • Last name of the main actress in the movie Photograph • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2023-02-08
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- Madam C.J. Walker became America's first female, self-made millionaire by selling this product
- This athlete quoted "life is not a spectator sport"?
- What was the Greenwood area of Tulsa, Oklahoma also known as?
- Beyoncé became the person with the most Grammy awards of all time in 2023 with this album
- The first African American Nobel Peace Prize winner
- In 1981, became the first Black person to host a network morning show when he joined NBC’s Today show
- The first African American to serve as the United States Secretary of State?
- In 1989, this state was the first to elect a black governor
- Credited with creating the first public school for African American children in the early 1770s
- This President officially recognized Black History Month in 1976
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- The theme for 2023 Black History Month
- The name of the bus driver who ordered Rosa Parks to give up her seat
- In 1948, Alice Coachman became the first Black woman in the world to win an Olympic gold medal while competing in this sport
- The first African American woman to win five Grammy Awards in one year
- In July 1777, ______________ became the first colony to ban slavery
15 Clues: The theme for 2023 Black History Month • The first African American Nobel Peace Prize winner • This athlete quoted "life is not a spectator sport"? • In 1989, this state was the first to elect a black governor • What was the Greenwood area of Tulsa, Oklahoma also known as? • This President officially recognized Black History Month in 1976 • ...
Black History Month 2026 2026-01-12
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- southern city that was the start of a series of marches for voting rights in 1965. The critical civil rights events that took place here were represented in a 2014 movie by the same name.
- the first woman to lead a major US military operation – The Combahee Ferry Raid in 1863. While no official rank she served as a scout, spy, nurse and leading to her gaining the knowledge and intel to lead the raid.
- first black US President, serving 2 terms from 2008-2016.
- president who urged Americans to celebrate Black History Month
- the weeklong observance of black history established in 1925
- one of largest occupations of African Americans post slavery that lead to the formation of first all Black labor union through the Pullman company, the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car ______
- first African American justice appointed to the US Supreme Court in 1967
- Holiday originating in Texas, celebrating Union troops delivering news of the Emancipation Proclamation in 1865, 900 days after it went into effect.
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- first country to abolish slavery in 1804.
- first black EGOT winner (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, & Tony)
- who became the first African American women astronaut to travel to space in 1992. Then becoming the first real-life astronaut on Star Trek!
- founder of the Black History Month and Association for the Study of Negro Life and History (ASNLH)
- name of the university that Martin Luther King Jr attended at just 15 years old.
- first US territory to abolish slavery in 1777.
- acronym for higher education institutions created before the Civil Rights Act of 1964 with the intention of serving African American students
15 Clues: first country to abolish slavery in 1804. • first US territory to abolish slavery in 1777. • first black EGOT winner (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, & Tony) • first black US President, serving 2 terms from 2008-2016. • the weeklong observance of black history established in 1925 • president who urged Americans to celebrate Black History Month • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2026-01-29
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- He became "First Known African American Man of Science".
- He invented the Three-light traffic signal.
- She was the first African American woman elected to the House of Representatives.
- She invented a laser cataract treatment device called a Laserphaco Probe
- She was the first African American to win an Oscar.
- She was America's first female self-made millionaire.
- She was the first Black woman to become a doctor of medicine in the United States.
- He invented the elevator.
- He was the first African American head coach to win a Super Bowl.
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- She was the first African American woman to win the all-around title in gymnastics.
- This person led the campaign to have Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday designated as a national holiday.
- She first female African American author published.
- He became the first African American elected to the US Senate.
- He was the first Black Olympic Gold Medalist.
- She was arrested nine months prior to Rosa Parks for not giving up her bus seat to white passengers.
15 Clues: He invented the elevator. • He invented the Three-light traffic signal. • He was the first Black Olympic Gold Medalist. • She first female African American author published. • She was the first African American to win an Oscar. • She was America's first female self-made millionaire. • He became "First Known African American Man of Science". • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2023-02-13
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- Black History Month is celebrated in what month?
- George Washington Carver invented what?
- First African American student to integrate the all-white William Frantz elementary school
- Location of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
- created the ultraviolet camera
- War between the north and south
- First black justice appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court
- "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter."
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- first self-made female millionaire
- The first licensed black pilot in the world
- The first colony to ban slavery in 1777
- The first black woman who ran for president in 1972 and was almost what 3 times?
- Garrett Morgan was the first black person in Cleveland, Ohio, to own a what?
- Granville Woods was an American inventor who held more than 50 what?
- Known for not giving up her seat in Birmingham AL.
15 Clues: created the ultraviolet camera • War between the north and south • first self-made female millionaire • The first colony to ban slavery in 1777 • George Washington Carver invented what? • The first licensed black pilot in the world • Location of the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial • Black History Month is celebrated in what month? • ...
Black History month people 2023-02-14
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- Singing and R&B sensibilities in hip hop
- 44th President___Barack (3w)
- First Native American to hold a pilot license. She earned her license
- Greatest speakers in U.S
- king of pop (2w)
- The lead singer of Destiny's
- First african child to go to a (7w)
- The Genius
- The Fresh Prince
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- King of R&B
- Black mamba
- Songbird Supreme
- She was arrested at the age of 15 in Montgomery, Alabama, for refusing
- Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty, known professionally minaj
- Professional basketball player for the Los Angeles Lakers of the National Basketball
15 Clues: The Genius • King of R&B • Black mamba • Songbird Supreme • king of pop (2w) • The Fresh Prince • Greatest speakers in U.S • The lead singer of Destiny's • 44th President___Barack (3w) • First african child to go to a (7w) • Singing and R&B sensibilities in hip hop • Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty, known professionally minaj • ...
Black History month project 2023-02-14
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- Championship boxer and civil rights activist
- She goes on stage to Perform her dances
- was in the NBA
- went to a all white school
- He is in the tv show stranger Things
- One of the most influential figures in the history of jazz music
- She is in the tv show ravens Home
- saved 70 slaves
- Made music at the age of 5
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- Is married to Barack Obama
- refused to give up her Seat to a white women
- A scientist that helped farmers
- The greatest basketball player in History
- Scientist and astronomer from the 1700s who wrote a popular almanac
- She is a african american dancer /actor
15 Clues: was in the NBA • saved 70 slaves • Is married to Barack Obama • went to a all white school • Made music at the age of 5 • A scientist that helped farmers • She is in the tv show ravens Home • He is in the tv show stranger Things • She goes on stage to Perform her dances • She is a african american dancer /actor • The greatest basketball player in History • ...
Black History Month III 2021-02-21
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- has not received recommended schooling
- a type of literature with a specific rhythm
- written form of art
- something that upsets people
- preventing art from being shared or created
- an imaginary story
- amount of force used to accomplish a task
- act of trying
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- real or imaginary account told for a purpose
- to make something better
- a true/factual story
- stopping something from happening
- digital form of mass communication
- reality rooted in fact
- a danger
15 Clues: a danger • act of trying • an imaginary story • written form of art • a true/factual story • reality rooted in fact • to make something better • something that upsets people • stopping something from happening • digital form of mass communication • has not received recommended schooling • amount of force used to accomplish a task • a type of literature with a specific rhythm • ...
Black history month people 2024-02-28
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- A girl who resisted and arrest for segregation
- conductor for the Underground Railroad. She was also a spy.
- was a journalist who wrote articles about the experience of black people
- The first black photographer
- One of the blacks who attended yale law school in 1931
- the first woman self-made millionaire
- Rose Marie McCoy wrote and produced a lot of
- Maria Williams is the first person who made a color producer and her film the flames of
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- Katherine Johnson one of the first to work with
- Shirley Chisholm the first African American female elected to Congress, speaks to a crowd at the 1972
- Alice Coachman being the first black person to win an olympic
- the first licensed Black pilot in the world
- This black woman is known as one of the most revered poets of the 20th century
- Frederick Douglass escaped from
- Michael Jackson, King of
15 Clues: Michael Jackson, King of • The first black photographer • Frederick Douglass escaped from • the first woman self-made millionaire • the first licensed Black pilot in the world • Rose Marie McCoy wrote and produced a lot of • A girl who resisted and arrest for segregation • Katherine Johnson one of the first to work with • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2025-01-17
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- She was the first African-American to attend an all-white school
- He was a Muslim minister and human rights activist in the civil rights movement up until he got assassinated in 1965
- She was an American activist in the civil rights movement, best known for her pivotal role in the Montgomery bus boycott
- American professional boxer and activist known as 'The Greatest'
- She was a journalist, activist, and researcher in the early civil rights movement
- He was an American professional baseball player who became the first African American to play in the Major League in the modern era
- After escaping slavery herself she rescued approximately 70 enslaved people using the Underground Railroad
- She was an American writer and poet who received 50 honorary degrees
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- He was an American social reformer, abolitionist, orator, writer, and statesman. He became the most important leader of the movement for African-American civil rights in the 19th century
- He served as the 44th president and the only African American president in US history
- He was an American writer and civil rights activist who wrote 'Go tell it on the Mountain' which was voted top 100 English Language novels by Time magazine
- She is an American talk show host, television producer, actor and author who has her own show
- He was one of the earliest innovators of Jazz poetry
- He was a professional basketball player and spent 20 years with the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA
- The most prominent leader in the civil rights movement, had the famous 'I Have a Dream' speech
15 Clues: He was one of the earliest innovators of Jazz poetry • She was the first African-American to attend an all-white school • American professional boxer and activist known as 'The Greatest' • She was an American writer and poet who received 50 honorary degrees • She was a journalist, activist, and researcher in the early civil rights movement • ...
Black History Month Crossword 2022-02-15
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- The quality of being just, or moral righteousness
- The condition of being enslaved
- relating to citizens
- the exercise of power in a harmful way
- something special happening
- intense force
- extreme hatred of a person of the opposite race
- involvement in a movement
- the ability to be able to do anything
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- an appropriate or favorable time or occasion
- The knowledge of past events
- being taught something
- Something that is passed down, a trait
- To get over something
- normal, calm time of a place or country
15 Clues: intense force • relating to citizens • To get over something • being taught something • involvement in a movement • something special happening • The knowledge of past events • The condition of being enslaved • the ability to be able to do anything • Something that is passed down, a trait • the exercise of power in a harmful way • normal, calm time of a place or country • ...
NSSHF Black History Month 2013-06-05
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- Boxer who became famous as "The Boston Tar-Baby".
- Nova Scotian softball player that pitched the first no-hitter in Pan Am Games history in 1979.
- Nova Scotian boxer known for beating Jackie "Kid" Carter for the lightweight championship in 1964.
- The first black player to sign with an NHL team.
- This ex-St. Mary's Huskies basketball player became one of very few Canadians drafted by the NBA.
- Nova Scotian boxer known as "Tiger".
- This Nova Scotian boxer won the Canadian Olympic Trials in 1980 but did not compete due to the Canadian boycott that year.
- Football player who won two Super Bowl rings as a member of the Dallas Cowboys.
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- He played in the CFL for 10 years.
- During her career she established four Canadian track and field records.
- Although he is inducted for boxing, this Nova Scotian Athlete excelled in softball, basketball, volleyball, baseball, track, and swimming.
- World-Class boxing official who was respected for his fairness and impartial officiating.
- In his 12 year boxing career, this Nova Scotian carved out a 69-10 record.
- He was the first black man to win a boxing World Championship.
- Nova Scotian boxer who was never counted out in a match.
15 Clues: He played in the CFL for 10 years. • Nova Scotian boxer known as "Tiger". • The first black player to sign with an NHL team. • Boxer who became famous as "The Boston Tar-Baby". • Nova Scotian boxer who was never counted out in a match. • He was the first black man to win a boxing World Championship. • ...
black history month g.e 2023-02-14
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- Spider-man love interest MJ
- Was in a relationship with Kim Kardashian(2 wds.)
- Singer of "Single Ladies"
- Nickname 2pac (2 wds.)
- “King of Pop” (2 wds.)
- “The greatest boxer” (2 wds.)
- “Wakanda Forever” Chadwick (2 wds.)
- “Queen of pop” (2 wds.)
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- Plays a person named “Madea” (2 wds.)
- Michael Jackson's sister (2 wds.)
- His wife is Beyonce
- Friends with Dwayne Johnson (2 wds.)
- Plays the genie in Aladdin in 2019 (2 wds.)
- Plays the Zebra in Madagascar (2 wds.)
- Singer of “All I Want for Christmas is you” (2 wds.)
15 Clues: His wife is Beyonce • “King of Pop” (2 wds.) • Nickname 2pac (2 wds.) • “Queen of pop” (2 wds.) • Singer of "Single Ladies" • Spider-man love interest MJ • “The greatest boxer” (2 wds.) • Michael Jackson's sister (2 wds.) • Friends with Dwayne Johnson (2 wds.) • “Wakanda Forever” Chadwick (2 wds.) • Plays a person named “Madea” (2 wds.) • ...
Black history month people 2024-02-28
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- A girl who resisted and arrest for segregation
- conductor for the Underground Railroad. She was also a spy.
- was a journalist who wrote articles about the experience of black people
- The first black photographer
- One of the blacks who attended yale law school in 1931
- the first woman self-made millionaire
- Rose Marie McCoy wrote and produced a lot of
- Maria Williams is the first person who made a color producer and her film the flames of
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- Katherine Johnson one of the first to work with
- Shirley Chisholm the first African American female elected to Congress, speaks to a crowd at the 1972
- Alice Coachman being the first black person to win an olympic
- the first licensed Black pilot in the world
- This black woman is known as one of the most revered poets of the 20th century
- Frederick Douglass escaped from
- Michael Jackson, King of
15 Clues: Michael Jackson, King of • The first black photographer • Frederick Douglass escaped from • the first woman self-made millionaire • the first licensed Black pilot in the world • Rose Marie McCoy wrote and produced a lot of • A girl who resisted and arrest for segregation • Katherine Johnson one of the first to work with • ...
Black History Month 2023 2023-02-08
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- Mae Jemison was the first African American woman to go where?
- In what month was Frederick Douglass born?
- What is the last name of the first African American woman elected to Congress?
- Before he was elected president of the United States, Barack Obama served as a U.S. senator of which Midwestern state?
- What is the last name of the first African American to receive the Nobel Prize for literature?
- In what business did the first “sit-in” occur at a segregated lunch counter?
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- ________ Airmen is the nickname for the all Black 332d Fighter Group of the U.S. Army Air Corps which escorted Allied Bombers through European airspace on 1,578 mission during World War II
- What is the acronym for America's oldest and largest civil rights organization?
- The Omaha ____ is the only remaining African-American newspaper in Omaha
- What was Rosa Parks’ occupation at the time of her historic bus incident?
- Who was the first president to recognize Black History Month?
- What is the last name of the Virginia slave who mailed himself to freedom in 1849?
- What is the acronym for the group that launched the Freedom Rides in 1961?
- Which U.S. president signed the Emancipation Act?
- ___ once said, "Everybody can be great because everybody can serve."
15 Clues: In what month was Frederick Douglass born? • Which U.S. president signed the Emancipation Act? • Mae Jemison was the first African American woman to go where? • Who was the first president to recognize Black History Month? • ___ once said, "Everybody can be great because everybody can serve." • ...
Spanish Vocab Words 2023-02-17
15 Clues: May • June • July • April • March • August • October • January • NOvember • December • September • Otono Fall • invierno Winter • primavera Spring • Black History Month
Black History Month 2017-02-07
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- invented the dustpan in 1897
- completed the four-year course of study in only three years at Dartmouth College class of 1907
- invented a clothes dryer that used heat from a stove in 1892
- has one of the highest success rates in the country getting their graduates into medical school
- is the largest woman’s organization
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- revolutionized the whaling industry with his invention of the toggle harpoon in 1848
- only African American engineer/scientist member of the elite Edison Pioneers research and development organization
- invented a bread-making machine that mixed the ingredients and kneaded the dough in 1895
- whose father was African and mother was a Nantucket Indian, became the first casualty of the American Revolution when he was shot and killed in what became known as the Boston Massacre.
- credited with being the first African American to hold a U.S. patent. The patent, which was issued in 1821, was for a dry cleaning process
10 Clues: invented the dustpan in 1897 • is the largest woman’s organization • invented a clothes dryer that used heat from a stove in 1892 • revolutionized the whaling industry with his invention of the toggle harpoon in 1848 • invented a bread-making machine that mixed the ingredients and kneaded the dough in 1895 • ...
Black History Month 2014-02-21
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- Jr. Become head of the National Urban League in 1961.
- Created and starred in a one-woman show, "The Lady and Her Music."
- Cedar Hill, a neighborhood in Anacostia was home to orator and abolitionist ____________, who was also the first African American to buy a home in this same neighborhood.
- She became the first African American singer to perform as a member of the Metropolitan Opera in New York City.
- He was the first African-American broadcast network news anchor.
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- He was the first African-American to win an Academy Award for the Best Actor in 1963.
- First black actress to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress.
- The first woman elected to the congress.
- This music legend was born and raised in the Shaw neighborhood, played his first band here, and his musical influence is still evident throughout the city.
- Become the first African American President of the United States.
10 Clues: The first woman elected to the congress. • Jr. Become head of the National Urban League in 1961. • He was the first African-American broadcast network news anchor. • Become the first African American President of the United States. • Created and starred in a one-woman show, "The Lady and Her Music." • ...
Black History Month 2022-02-22
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- Being judged based on your background.
- Having basic human rights.
- Getting interrogated or questioned.
- Getting fair treatment under law.
- No fighting, everyone getting along.
- Getting treated equally.
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- Ending racial segregation.
- Abuse of power.
- Being poorly treated based on race,age,gender
- Being able to be you and not get judged.
10 Clues: Abuse of power. • Getting treated equally. • Ending racial segregation. • Having basic human rights. • Getting fair treatment under law. • Getting interrogated or questioned. • No fighting, everyone getting along. • Being judged based on your background. • Being able to be you and not get judged. • Being poorly treated based on race,age,gender
Black History Month 2022-02-12
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- Fredrick _____ was a leader of the abolitionist movement in Massachusetts and New York
- Dorothy _____ focused on issues of African American women including unemployment, illiteracy, and voter awareness
- Ethel L. ____ is known as the "First Lady of the Black Press"
- _____ Jordan was the first African American Woman to be elected to the US Senate
- One of the founders of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (Two words)
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- 44th president of the US
- _____ CJ Walker was the first self-made female millionaire
- "The first lady of civil rights" (Two words)
- _____ Crumpler was the first African American Woman to be a doctor of medicine
- Jane ____ was the first woman to graduate from Yale Law School
10 Clues: 44th president of the US • "The first lady of civil rights" (Two words) • _____ CJ Walker was the first self-made female millionaire • Ethel L. ____ is known as the "First Lady of the Black Press" • Jane ____ was the first woman to graduate from Yale Law School • _____ Crumpler was the first African American Woman to be a doctor of medicine • ...
Black History Month 2022-02-15
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- Freedom from disturbance
- The quality of being friendly
- Continuous cruel treatment
- The month of Black History
- Was abolished in 1863 by Abraham Lincoln
- High respect
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- Campaigning to bring political or social change
- Behavior involving physical force intended to hurt
- Showing hate against someone of a different race
- The power to act without restraint
10 Clues: High respect • Freedom from disturbance • Continuous cruel treatment • The month of Black History • The quality of being friendly • The power to act without restraint • Was abolished in 1863 by Abraham Lincoln • Campaigning to bring political or social change • Showing hate against someone of a different race • Behavior involving physical force intended to hurt
Black history month 2024-02-16
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- famous basketball player compared to kobe
- most known for his abulm whole lotta red
- famous president which some might say he is the best.
- famous basketball player died in 2020
- most known for his i have a dream speach
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- famous rapper most known for his songs yale
- first black baseball player.
- famous boxer you some consider to be the best
- American singer, songwriter, pianist, composer, arranger and civil rights activist.
- famous black woman who fought for black rights.
10 Clues: first black baseball player. • famous basketball player died in 2020 • most known for his abulm whole lotta red • most known for his i have a dream speach • famous basketball player compared to kobe • famous rapper most known for his songs yale • famous boxer you some consider to be the best • famous black woman who fought for black rights. • ...
Black History Month 2024-03-08
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- Absence of oppression
- First African American President of the United States
- State of harmony and tranquility
- Movement for equality and justice
- Fairness and impartiality
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- Montgomery Bus Boycott catalyst
- Activist for black empowerment
- Right to participate in an election
- Systematic separation based on race
- Underground Railroad Conductor
10 Clues: Absence of oppression • Fairness and impartiality • Activist for black empowerment • Underground Railroad Conductor • Montgomery Bus Boycott catalyst • State of harmony and tranquility • Movement for equality and justice • Right to participate in an election • Systematic separation based on race • First African American President of the United States
Black history Month 2024-03-04
10 Clues: being brave • past events • Equal rights • Better than the other • Shortest month of the year • Acronym to black history month • Consciousness of someone’s dignity • People making fun for a other skin • The man who did the, I had a dream speech • Relating to ordinary citizens and their concerns
Black History Month 2023-03-09
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- Featured vocalist on Count Basie's Orchestra
- Known as the first lady of the song
- You'll never find another love like mine
- Jazz singer nicknamed “The divine one"
- Adbullah Ibn Buhaina
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- Brother Ray
- Blind since birth, Learned to play piano, harmonica, and drums by the age of the 9
- Came to prominence while being a member of count basie's orchestra being a saxophonist
- Co-lead singer of the motown gang
- Associated with the cotton club in harlem
10 Clues: Brother Ray • Adbullah Ibn Buhaina • Co-lead singer of the motown gang • Known as the first lady of the song • Jazz singer nicknamed “The divine one" • You'll never find another love like mine • Associated with the cotton club in harlem • Featured vocalist on Count Basie's Orchestra • Blind since birth, Learned to play piano, harmonica, and drums by the age of the 9 • ...
Black History Month 2023-02-09
10 Clues: abolitionist • 44th president • was a Navy Seal • Activist in the 1800 • was at the 2022 Oscars • Activist and Politician • from the show Boondocks • Also known as "Makaveli" • Fist African American MLB player • helped in the underground railroad
Black History Month 2023-02-09
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- He was a slavery abolitionist and he escaped slavery.
- He was a american black Muslim who fought for human rights and was an important figure in the Civil right.
- This person had worked with the underground railroad to free slaves.
- First black president.
- Basket ball player who died 2020.
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- He is a former basket player, he played for the Lakers, and he is 7 feet.
- Went to the front of the bus in revolting.
- First Black American to earn a PhD from Harvard University.
- A blind black singer and songwriter.
- He is very famous singer and he wrote smooth criminal.
10 Clues: First black president. • Basket ball player who died 2020. • A blind black singer and songwriter. • Went to the front of the bus in revolting. • He was a slavery abolitionist and he escaped slavery. • He is very famous singer and he wrote smooth criminal. • First Black American to earn a PhD from Harvard University. • ...
Black History Month 2023-02-09
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- He was a slavery abolitionist and he escaped slavery.
- He was a american black Muslim who fought for human rights and was an important figure in the Civil right.
- This person had worked with the underground railroad to free slaves.
- First black president.
- Basket ball player who died 2020.
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- He is a former basket player, he played for the Lakers, and he is 7 feet.
- Went to the front of the bus in revolting.
- First Black American to earn a PhD from Harvard University.
- A blind black singer and songwriter.
- He is very famous singer and he wrote smooth criminal.
10 Clues: First black president. • Basket ball player who died 2020. • A blind black singer and songwriter. • Went to the front of the bus in revolting. • He was a slavery abolitionist and he escaped slavery. • He is very famous singer and he wrote smooth criminal. • First Black American to earn a PhD from Harvard University. • ...
Black History Month 2023-02-09
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- He was a slavery abolitionist and he escaped slavery.
- He was a american black Muslim who fought for human rights and was an important figure in the Civil right.
- This person had worked with the underground railroad to free slaves.
- First black president.
- Basket ball player who died 2020.
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- He is a former basket player, he played for the Lakers, and he is 7 feet.
- Went to the front of the bus in revolting.
- First Black American to earn a PhD from Harvard University.
- A blind black singer and songwriter.
- He is very famous singer and he wrote smooth criminal.
10 Clues: First black president. • Basket ball player who died 2020. • A blind black singer and songwriter. • Went to the front of the bus in revolting. • He was a slavery abolitionist and he escaped slavery. • He is very famous singer and he wrote smooth criminal. • First Black American to earn a PhD from Harvard University. • ...
Black History Month 2025-02-11
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- the first black athelete to play major league baseball
- a person who campaigns for social or political change
- Got arrested for refusing to surrender her seat
- first black woman to be elected to congress
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- to suppress the rights or opportunities of a group or individual
- the first African American to fly in space
- first african american woman to be a self-made millionaire
- to treat a person or groups of people as unimportant, or to minimize their power
- first african american women to publish poetry
- human rights activist and an American Muslim minister
10 Clues: the first African American to fly in space • first black woman to be elected to congress • first african american women to publish poetry • Got arrested for refusing to surrender her seat • a person who campaigns for social or political change • human rights activist and an American Muslim minister • the first black athelete to play major league baseball • ...
Black History Month 2026-01-06
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- The story of your family, your traditions, and where you come from.
- The last name of the famous Montreal jazz pianist we learned about in Oscar Lives Next Door.
- The people of Africville were a strong ________ because they took care of each other.
- The last name of the woman who stood up for her rights in a Nova Scotia movie theatre.
- Something special that a person leaves behind for the world to remember them by.
- This word describes what Viola Desmond showed when she refused to move seats.
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- When different musical notes—or different people—work together perfectly.
- A long word that means "never giving up," even when things are difficult.
- The name of the boy in the book who loved to collect beautiful and powerful words.
- A word from The Word Collector that describes a tiny, soft light or a small spark of an idea.
10 Clues: The story of your family, your traditions, and where you come from. • When different musical notes—or different people—work together perfectly. • A long word that means "never giving up," even when things are difficult. • This word describes what Viola Desmond showed when she refused to move seats. • ...
Black History Month 2020-02-23
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- changed the medical community's understanding of plasma
- refused to get out of her seat
- used dance as a form of activism; is known for "Revelations"
- Christian minister who championed the Civil Rights Movement
- attended Yale and served as the first Black female judge
- heavyweight boxing champion
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- exposed racism and homophobia through his novels and plays; "Notes of a Native Son"
- first Black pilot to receive license
- first Black woman elected to Congress
- "Young women, young men of color,/we add our voices to the voices of your ancestors/who speak to you over ancient seas/and across impossible mountain tops."
10 Clues: heavyweight boxing champion • refused to get out of her seat • first Black pilot to receive license • first Black woman elected to Congress • changed the medical community's understanding of plasma • attended Yale and served as the first Black female judge • Christian minister who championed the Civil Rights Movement • ...
Black history month 2019-02-05
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- an act of violence or resistance could start a ________
- to make someone feel or do something
- i have a ________ we do every year
- campaigning to bring about a political change is _______
- you may only have one ___________.
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- when you inflict harm on someone it is called __________
- _______ is when you move around
- showing someone how to do something
- lack of fairness and injustice is ________
- judging someone because of their race is __________
10 Clues: _______ is when you move around • i have a ________ we do every year • you may only have one ___________. • showing someone how to do something • to make someone feel or do something • lack of fairness and injustice is ________ • judging someone because of their race is __________ • an act of violence or resistance could start a ________ • ...
Black History Month 2021-02-17
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- Carver - this person was an agriculture scientist, who was known for depletion of soil and alternative crops of cotton.
- - this person is the first African American President of the United States.
- - this person was a baptist minister, who was heavy in the Civil Rights Movement, and also wanted equal rights for the people.
- - this person was an entrepreneur, philanthropist, and a self made millionaire.
- this person is known for their poetry, novels, etc., of families in the Harlem Renaissance.
- -this person was a mathematician whose calculations were responsible for the first U.S. spaceflight.
- - this person escaped from slavery and became famous based off of their antislavery writings.
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- - this person was a self taught mechanical and electrical engineer who concentrated on trains and streetcars.
- - this person was known for their role in the Montgomery bus boycott, and was considered the first lady of civil rights.
- - this person is the first female Vice President of the United States.
10 Clues: - this person is the first female Vice President of the United States. • - this person is the first African American President of the United States. • - this person was an entrepreneur, philanthropist, and a self made millionaire. • this person is known for their poetry, novels, etc., of families in the Harlem Renaissance. • ...
Black History Month 2023-02-09
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- He is known as the leader of the abolitionist movement.(Last name)
- She is best known for her role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott. (Last name)
- She published 7 autobiographies,3 books of essays, and is in many plays, movies, and tv shows.(First name)
- She is a singer referred to as the 'Queen of Soul'.(First name)
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- She made about 13 trips to rescue 70+ slaves with the Underground Railroad. (Last name)
- He is recognized as the greatest basketball player of all time.(Last name)
- She was an advocate for civil and women's rights and met Abraham Lincoln in 1864(First name)
- He led the March on Washington. (Last name)
- Her nickname is 'Lady Day'and she is a jazz and swing singer.(Last name)
- She has her own talk show and opened a $40 million school in South Africa.(First name)
10 Clues: He led the March on Washington. (Last name) • She is a singer referred to as the 'Queen of Soul'.(First name) • He is known as the leader of the abolitionist movement.(Last name) • Her nickname is 'Lady Day'and she is a jazz and swing singer.(Last name) • She is best known for her role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott. (Last name) • ...
Black History Month 2023-02-09
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- the first Black American woman to own her own production company
- first African American first lady
- first African American to play in Major league baseball
- she advocated for rights of women
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- nickname is Black Mamba
- The mother of the freedom movement
- He wrote i have a dream speech
- best known for the G.O.A.T of basketball
- Best known as Mj and played basketball
- helped 300 slaves escape to freedom
10 Clues: nickname is Black Mamba • He wrote i have a dream speech • first African American first lady • she advocated for rights of women • The mother of the freedom movement • helped 300 slaves escape to freedom • Best known as Mj and played basketball • best known for the G.O.A.T of basketball • first African American to play in Major league baseball • ...
Black History Month 2023-02-01
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- Who was the first person of color to win the Nobel Peace Prize?
- Who was the first black gymnast to win the individual all around in the 2012 London Olympics?
- What was the first novel ever written by a black man in 1853?
- Who was the first African American Major League Baseball Player?
- Which Organization formed for the advancement of People of Color?
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- What was the first colony to ban slavery in 1777?
- What did an estimated 100,000 slaves use to escape to the north?
- Who Wrote the bestselling memoir "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings?"
- Which president declared February as Black History Month?
- Who was the first black artist to win a Grammy for album of the year?
10 Clues: What was the first colony to ban slavery in 1777? • Which president declared February as Black History Month? • What was the first novel ever written by a black man in 1853? • Who was the first person of color to win the Nobel Peace Prize? • What did an estimated 100,000 slaves use to escape to the north? • ...
Black History Month 2023-02-08
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- Leader of the Black Panther Party
- Historian who pushed for the establishment of Black History Month
- Her 7 medals make her the most winning American Gymnast
- The first black Major League Baseball player
- Winner of the Presidential Medal of Honor and author of "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings"
- They have received 8 Grammy nominations and acted in 3 Oscar nominated movies
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- Recently won a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album
- Prominent gay rights advocate and participant in the Stonewall Riots
- Best known as the leader of the Harlem Renaissance
- The most awarded person in Grammy history
10 Clues: Leader of the Black Panther Party • The most awarded person in Grammy history • The first black Major League Baseball player • Recently won a Grammy Award for Best Rap Album • Best known as the leader of the Harlem Renaissance • Her 7 medals make her the most winning American Gymnast • Historian who pushed for the establishment of Black History Month • ...
Black History Month 2014-02-21
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- Become the first African American President of the United States.
- He was the first African-American to win an Academy Award for the Best Actor in 1963.
- First black actress to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress.
- Jr. Become head of the National Urban League in 1961.
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- Created and starred in a one-woman show, "The Lady and Her Music."
- He was the first African-American broadcast network news anchor.
- Cedar Hill, a neighborhood in Anacostia was home to orator and abolitionist ____________, who was also the first African American to buy a home in this same neighborhood.
- The first woman elected to the congress.
- She became the first African American singer to perform as a member of the Metropolitan Opera in New York City.
- This music legend was born and raised in the Shaw neighborhood, played his first band here, and his musical influence is still evident throughout the city.
10 Clues: The first woman elected to the congress. • Jr. Become head of the National Urban League in 1961. • He was the first African-American broadcast network news anchor. • Become the first African American President of the United States. • Created and starred in a one-woman show, "The Lady and Her Music." • ...
Black History Month 2022-03-03
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- calculated a safe path for Apollo 13
- George Washington Carver was the first Black man to ______ from Iowa State Agricultural college
- Garrett Morgan invented this to solve the traffic problem in Cleveland
- meaning black and white children didn’t attend the same schools
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave the speech "I have a ______."
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- the name of the system of safe houses used to help slaves escape to the North
- When Katherine was a young girl she wanted to be a ______.
- Who helped free many slaves?
- the first African American to go to an all white elementary school in the South
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. believed all people should be treated _______.
10 Clues: Who helped free many slaves? • calculated a safe path for Apollo 13 • When Katherine was a young girl she wanted to be a ______. • Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave the speech "I have a ______." • meaning black and white children didn’t attend the same schools • Garrett Morgan invented this to solve the traffic problem in Cleveland • ...
Black History Month 2022-02-16
10 Clues: To not quit • To be a part of • To move forward • Opposite fighting • Hasn't happened yet • People you live with • To really like someone • MLK Jr. fought for _______. • Giving someone another chance • Not talking backs shows _______.
Black History Month 2022-02-15
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- last name of famous black boxer
- Last name of a famous black basketball player
- things which all human beings are aloud to do
- Equal rights for all
- last name of a famous person who ended segregation
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- Things that happened in the past
- last name of a female black activist
- A continent with many countries
- Last name of a famous black track star
- Last name of a famous black baseball player
10 Clues: Equal rights for all • A continent with many countries • last name of famous black boxer • Things that happened in the past • last name of a female black activist • Last name of a famous black track star • Last name of a famous black baseball player • Last name of a famous black basketball player • things which all human beings are aloud to do • ...
Black History Month 2022-02-08
Black History Month 2024-02-15
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- Her cells helped develop the polio vaccine
- 4 NBA championships started a school and a charity
- Famous rapper and rights activist
- First Black NHL player
- Started the Montgomery bus boycott
- An artist who shows his feelings through art
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- Great basketball player and longest standing civil rights activist
- Outstanding tennis player won 23 grandslams
- Arguably the best basketball player ever
- Jamaican musician
10 Clues: Jamaican musician • First Black NHL player • Famous rapper and rights activist • Started the Montgomery bus boycott • Arguably the best basketball player ever • Her cells helped develop the polio vaccine • Outstanding tennis player won 23 grandslams • An artist who shows his feelings through art • 4 NBA championships started a school and a charity • ...
Black history month 2024-02-13
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- month to honor black history
- the product that george washington carver used
- first black president
- refused to give up her seat on the bus
- war between south and north between slaves
- what the civil war was about
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- president who fought for equal rights
- famous I have a dream speech
- slaves to freedom through railroads
- first black president for harvard
10 Clues: first black president • month to honor black history • famous I have a dream speech • what the civil war was about • first black president for harvard • slaves to freedom through railroads • president who fought for equal rights • refused to give up her seat on the bus • war between south and north between slaves • the product that george washington carver used
Black History Month 2024-03-08
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- Absence of oppression
- First African American President of the United States
- State of harmony and tranquility
- Movement for equality and justice
- Fairness and impartiality
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- Montgomery Bus Boycott catalyst
- Activist for black empowerment
- Right to participate in an election
- Systematic separation based on race
- Underground Railroad Conductor
10 Clues: Absence of oppression • Fairness and impartiality • Activist for black empowerment • Underground Railroad Conductor • Montgomery Bus Boycott catalyst • State of harmony and tranquility • Movement for equality and justice • Right to participate in an election • Systematic separation based on race • First African American President of the United States
Black History Month 2024-02-08
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- First Black self-made millionaire
- First Black President of the U.S
- First Black Super Bowl referee
- Broke the color barrier in sports
- Father of Black History Month
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- First Black Olympic Gold Medalist
- First Black NBA Player
- First Black Women to win an Olympic Gold Medal
- First Black NFL MVP
- First Black Vice President of the U.S
10 Clues: First Black NFL MVP • First Black NBA Player • Father of Black History Month • First Black Super Bowl referee • First Black President of the U.S • First Black Olympic Gold Medalist • First Black self-made millionaire • Broke the color barrier in sports • First Black Vice President of the U.S • First Black Women to win an Olympic Gold Medal
Black History Month 2024-02-09
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- African- American boy who was abducted, tortured, and lynched at the age of 14 after being accused of offending a white woman, Carolyn Bryant, in her family's grocery store.
- an outspoken advocate for abolition, temperance, and civil and women's rights in the nineteenth century
- Nicknamed "the Greatest", he is regarded as one of the most significant sports figures of the 20th century and is often regarded as the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time.
- enslaved, escaped, and helped others gain their freedom as a “conductor" of the Underground Railroad
- the primary leader in the African-American community and of the contemporary Black elite.
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- awarded a Pulitzer Prize "for her outstanding and courageous reporting on the horrific and vicious violence against African Americans during the era of lynching."
- First black woman to be elected into the United States Congress
- First African- American woman to hold a pilot license.
- Did research with peanuts, sweet potatoes, and soybeans.
- She was arrested at the age of 15 in Montgomery, Alabama, for refusing to give up her seat to a white woman on a crowded, segregated bus.
10 Clues: First African- American woman to hold a pilot license. • Did research with peanuts, sweet potatoes, and soybeans. • First black woman to be elected into the United States Congress • the primary leader in the African-American community and of the contemporary Black elite. • ...
Black History Month 2025-01-30
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- First university for African American students
- Famous Amanda who was the youngest inaugural poet
- First Black president
- Award winning poet, playwright, and activist; author of "Still I Rise"
- Initials of civil rights leader who said "I have a dream"
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- Nat _____ was an African American preacher who led an uprising of black slaved in 1831
- First woman vice president
- City where famous activist Malcolm X was born
- _____ v. Board of Education, famous ruling that declared racial segregation in schools was unconstitutional
- Famous all Black air crew and ground personnel in the Army Air Forces
10 Clues: First Black president • First woman vice president • City where famous activist Malcolm X was born • First university for African American students • Famous Amanda who was the youngest inaugural poet • Initials of civil rights leader who said "I have a dream" • Famous all Black air crew and ground personnel in the Army Air Forces • ...
Black History Month 2025-02-04
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- Refuse to buy or use as a protest
- Racial division in schools and public places
- The movement led by Martin Luther King Jr.
- Fair treatment under the law
- What fairness and justice strive for
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- A person who campaigns for change
- The act of ending something, like slavery
- Cultural traditions passed down through generations
- What is left behind for future generations
- Liberty or independence
10 Clues: Liberty or independence • Fair treatment under the law • A person who campaigns for change • Refuse to buy or use as a protest • What fairness and justice strive for • The act of ending something, like slavery • What is left behind for future generations • The movement led by Martin Luther King Jr. • Racial division in schools and public places • ...
Black History Month 2026-02-05
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- an idea that people have about a group, usually based upon how that group looks on the outside.
- a tendency to prefer one person or thing to another, and to favor that person or thing.
- someone is associated with another as a helper.
- the movement of people from one place to another.
- the beliefs, customs, arts, etc. of a particular social group, place, or time.
- a political process started by an individual or group with the goal to influence decisions within political, economic and social systems.
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- events of the past.
- a dark brown to black pigment occurring in the hair, skin and iris of the eye in people and animals.
- a person who settles or stays in a new county, region or area.
- the act of accepting something or someone
10 Clues: events of the past. • the act of accepting something or someone • someone is associated with another as a helper. • the movement of people from one place to another. • a person who settles or stays in a new county, region or area. • the beliefs, customs, arts, etc. of a particular social group, place, or time. • ...
