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Black History Month Trivia Night
Black History Month Trivia Night
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1
In what year was interracial marriage legalized in the U.S.?
1967
1968
1976
2001
2
Which author said, “People may forget what you said, but people will never forget how you made them feel?”
Toni Morrison
Langston Hughes
Maya Angelou
Alice Walker
3
What is Tiger Woods’ given name?
Malachi Woods
Eldrick Woods
Clarence Woods
Tim Woods
4
Which African American actor has the most Academy Award nominations?
Denzel Washington
Will Smith
Samuel L. Jackson
Morgan Freeman
5
What holiday commemorates the emancipation of Black slaves in the U.S.?
Kwanzaa
Juneteenth
Black History Month
The 4th of July
6
Where did Martin Luther King Jr. deliver his famous ‘I Have A Dream’ speech?
Sioux Center , Iowa
Memphis, Tennessee
Atlanta, Georgia
Washington, D.C
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True or False: Kareem Abdul Jabar holds the most NBA MVP awards.
True
False
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True or False: Rosa Parks’ bus boycott took place in March 1963.
False
True
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True or Fales: Simone Biles won four gold medals in the 2016 Olympics?
False
True
10
Who was the First African American to receive a presidential nomination?
Frederick Douglas
Booker T. Washington
Barack Obama
Victoria Woodhull
11
Who is known as the founder of Jazz?
Buddy Bolden
Ella Fitzgerald
Louis Armstrong
Nat King Cole
12
True or False: Samuel L. Jackson stared as Coach Carter in the hit 2005 film titled
Coach Carter.
False
True
13
Who won the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 2018?
Kanye West
Kendrick Lamar
J. Cole
Drake
14
Which U.S. Supreme Court decision declared that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional?
Dred Scott v. Sandford
Brown v. Board of Education
Marbury v. Madison
Plessy v. Ferguson
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True or False: Booker T. Washington was the first African-American to appear on a U.S. postage stamp.
False
True
16
How many countries are on the continent of Africa?
55
53
54
120
17
Which city is known as the birthplace of hip hop?
Newark, New Jersey
The Bronx, New York
Atlanta, Georgia
Sioux Center, Iowa
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True or False: Kobe Bryant won 6 NBA Championships.
True
False
19
Which President officially recognized Black History Month?
President Gerald Ford
President Richard Nixon
President Abraham Lincoln
President Erik Hoekstra
20
Before Barack Obama became President (2009-2017), he served as what?
Governor of Illinois
U.S. Senator
Mayor of Chicago
U.S. House of Representative
21
Since Black History Month was officially designated in February 1976, there have been __ Black History Months as of 2025
34
50
49
44
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At what age did Serena Williams win her first U.S. Open?
17
20
22
45
23
Who holds the all-time home run record in Major League Baseball?
Barry Bonds
David Ortiz
Hank Aaron
Ken Griffey Jr.
24
Who was the first African American woman to win five Grammy Awards in one year?
Beyonce
Aretha Franklin
Lauryn Hill
Missy Elliot
25
What is the name of Michael Jackson’s first solo album?
Dangerous
Thriller
Off the Wall
Bad
26
Who were the group of African American military pilots and support personnel who fought in World War II.
The African American Pilot Group
The Tuscan Pilots
The Tuskegee Airmen
Obama's Flight Crew
27
True of False: Jackie Robinson was the first African American Major League baseball player.
True
False
28
Who is Guy Bluford?
Olympic Gold Medalist in the 1972 Olympics
Jazz Musician
Creator of Peanut Butter
First Black Man in Space
29
While Black History Month originated in the U.S. What three other countries recognize Black History Month?
Canada, Mexico and Ireland
The United Kingdom, Canada and Mexico
Canada, Ghana, and the United Kingdom
Canada, Ireland, and the United Kingdom
30
Jesse Owens is considered one of the greatest athletes of his time in which sport?
Football
Soccer
Track and Field
Fencing
31
What was Muhammad Ali’s birth name?
Cassius Clay
George Foreman
George Strait
Malcolm Little