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What was Madam CJ Walker's husband name?
Who is Diane Nash
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Who is Diane Nash
White Student Activists
Head of NAACP in the 60's
Black Student Activists
Journalist in the 1960's
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What was Madam CJ Walker's husband name?
Francis Herbert Smith
Charles Joseph Walker
Michael Jordan
George Michael Johnson
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Where was Diane Nash from?
Atlanta
Washington, D.C.
Chicago
Nashville
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Mary McLeod Bethune
A.Helped slaves escape
A.Warned that the slave catchers werecoming
A.Started a school for African Americangirls
A.Helped people learn new jobs
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Althea Gibson is the first African American to win what event?
World Tennis Tour
US Open
Grand Slam
Wimbledon
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What sport is Althea Gibson known for?
Tennis
Softball
Gymnastics
Basketball
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Who was Katherine Johnson?
A civil rights activist
The mayor of New York City in 1960
An astronaut that went to the moon
A mathematician who worked for NASA
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Ella Baker is known as the mother of the Civil Rights movement. Which organizations did she create?
BLM (Black Lives Matter)
Congressional Black Caucus
NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People)
SCLC (Southern Christian Leadership Conference)
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What did Katherine Johnson work on?
The atmosphere inside the space capsule
Reinforcing the rockets’ outer shell
Getting dogs into and out of space alive
The rockets’ trajectory and paths for the moon and orbit
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Ruby Bridges
Was the first child to integrate a New Orleans primary school
Marched in Birmingham
Was the daughter of student activists
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Amelia Boynton Robinson was the first African-American woman to run for Congress in Alabama. (5 seconds)
False
True
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What name was Diane Nash's group finally called?
Raiders of the Storm
Freedom Fighters
Committee for Peace
Freedom Riders
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Which of the following does not describe Diane Nash?
She opposed desegregation
She was a Civil Rights leader.
She organized lunch counter sit-ins.
went to Fisk University
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Althea Gibson was the first African American woman to win a..
Grand Slam
Wimbledon
French Open
U.S. Open
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Why is Fannie Lou Hamer significant?
Driving force in the MS Civil Rights Movement
1st female Secretary of State
One of the greatest running backs in history
Conductor of the Underground Railroad
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Ruby Bridges is important because she was
the first kid to ride on a bus.
the first woman in space.
the first African American to attend an all-white school.
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Mary McLeod Bethune's parents were:
school teachers
educated
slaves
authors
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What was the Walker system?
employing a large team of loyal saleswomen.
door to door sales
a personal approach that won her customers
scalp preparation application of lotions, and iron combs
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What did Madam CJ Walker invent? (1867-1919) She was one of the first American women to become a self-made millionaire.
The wheelchair
The cure to small pox
The internet
A line of African American hair products and cosmetics
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Where was Mary McLeod Bethune born?
Concord, North Carolina
Daytona Beach, Florida
Charleston, South Carolina
Mayesville, South Carolina
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In 1960s, Ella Baker was a ____to; Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, a student activist group for civil rights
charismatic leader
authoritarian leader
servant leader
situational leader
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What group was Fannie Lou Hamer a part of ?
Congress
SNCC
NAACP
MFDP
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Fannie Lou Hamer is responsible for which of these famous quotes?
“The cost of liberty is less than the price of repression.”
"How can we live if we don't change"
"I have a dream"
"I am sick and tired of being sick and tired"
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Where was Amelia Boynton Robinson beaten unconscious in 1965?
North Canton, Ohio
Birmingham, Alabama
Selma, Alabama
Montgomery, Alabama
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Jane Bolin was famously known for being the first African American:
Teacher
Doctor
Lawyer
Judge
