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    Black History Month Powerpoint Quiz Game

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    A PowerPoint quiz game that you can use as a fun social studies review during Black History month. Hook your laptop up to a projector and the whole class can see!

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    A PowerPoint quiz game that you can use as a fun social studies review during Black History month. Hook your laptop up to a projector and the whole class can see!

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    Download as ppt, pdf, or txt
    454 views26 pages

    Black History Month Powerpoint Quiz Game

    Uploaded by

    KittyFindlay
    A PowerPoint quiz game that you can use as a fun social studies review during Black History month. Hook your laptop up to a projector and the whole class can see!

    Copyright:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Download as PPT, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
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    A famous bus boycott
    occurred in this Alabama City.
    Martin Luther
    King, Jr.h.
    gave this
    speech
    at the March on
    Washington for
    Jobs and
    Freedom on
    August 28, 1963.
    hurgood
    Marshall was
    the lawyer in
    this
    Famous
    Supreme
    Court Case.
    his amendment to the United States
    Constitution prohibited the government
    denying a citizen the right to vote based
    on that citizen¶s ³race, color, or previous
    condition of servitude.´
    A series of state and local laws in effect
    between 1876 and 1965. hese laws
    enforced segregation by giving non-white
    Americans ³separate but equal´ status.
    he first African American
    President of the United States.
    his iconic, blind rhythm & blues
    singer died in 2004.
    his controversial activist, assassinated in 1965,
    was the author of the speech,
    ³he Ballot or the Bullet,´
    which exhorted African Americans to vote.
    his scientist, educator, botanist, and inventor
    was an early advocate of sustainable
    agriculture. He suggested the peanut as an
    alternative crop to cotton.
    his Pulitzer-Prize-winning poet
    is the author of ³We Real Cool.´

    We real cool. We
    Left school. We

    Lurk late. We
    Strike straight. We

    Sing sin. We
    hin gin. We

    Jazz June. We
    Die soon.
    his heavyweight boxing champion¶s
    nickname was the ³Brown Bomber.´
    his famous African American educator
    was the head of the uskegee Institute
    in Alabama for many years.
    he first African-American
    Major League Baseball
    Player of the modern era
    he first
    African
    American to
    open
    a season at
    the
    Metropolitan
    Opera
    his man, along with Peary and four Inuit
    assistants, was the first to reach the North Pole.
    A movement to end the slave trade
    And emancipate slaves in western
    Europe and the Americas.
    his former slave was killed
    during the Boston Massacre.
    his former
    slave rescued
    over 70
    slaves on 13
    separate
    missions
    using the
    Underground
    Railroad.
    In her book, Warriors Don¶t Cry,
    Melba Pattillo Beals tells what it
    was like to integrate this school.
    his man, born a slave in Saint-Domingue,
    led enslaved Africans against Europeans
    in the Haitian Revolution.
    he acronym NAACP stands for this.
    his black nationalist group¶s confrontational
    tactics often overshadowed its political
    goals and community programs.
    he only
    player in NBA
    history to
    score 100
    points in a
    single game.
    his singer¶s nickname is
    ³the hardest working man in
    show business.´
    One of the names for the unique
    dialect used by many African-Americans

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