KS3 Britain's Black History - The Obelisk

The video explores the often-overlooked contributions of black people to British history, highlighting their influence in architecture and local history. It discusses the presence of African designs, such as obelisks, in British memorials and their historical significance. The video also connects Martin Luther King's speech to these designs and emphasizes the advanced technological achievements of African civilizations long before London's existence.

What is often overlooked in the history of British towns and cities?

• The influence of European architecture

• The contribution of black people

• The development of modern technology

• The role of women in history

Where can African designs commonly be found in Britain?

• In modern art galleries

• In village greens and cemeteries

• In shopping malls

• In sports stadiums

What is the spiritual significance of the African design mentioned in the video?

• It signifies peace

• It symbolizes wealth

• It represents rebirth

• It denotes power

What famous speech was given in front of an imitation of the obelisk?

• The Gettysburg Address

• The Emancipation Proclamation

• The Declaration of Independence

• I Have a Dream

How does the age of London compare to the ancient African achievements?

• London is 500 years older

• London is older than African achievements

• African achievements predate London by 1500 years

• They are the same age