In the early nineteenth century many slaves were converted to Christianity during this national religious revival during 1790-1830 that occurred throughout the plantations of the South.

Inspired by the Atlanta child murders of the early 1980s, what James Baldwin book-length essay was published in 1985?

On January 1, 1863 what significant declaration did President Lincoln issue?

What term is used to describe the second leg of the triangular slave trade between Europe, Africa and the Americas between 1520 and 1860?

In 1960, what did four Black American students do at a whites-only lunch counter to protest discrimination?

In 1972, Gordon Parks received what prestigious award presented by the NAACP?

Slaves were known to revolt against the slave system. In 1739 the Stono Rebellion occurred in what colony?

What orator delivered a powerful anti-slavery speech in 1851 at a convention on women’s rights in Akron, Ohio?

What was the name of the system in which Black Americans farmed someone else’s land and received a split of the season’s crop?

What was the original reason for establishing the Black Panther Party?

What Black American was Associate Director of the Peace Corps?

What Black American sparked the “Montgomery Bus Boycott”?

He was born a slave in Philadelphia and purchased his freedom. He became the founder and bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal church in 1816. Who was he?

The flag representing the Black Movement is comprised of what three colors?

What do many historians call the period immediately following the Civil War?

After Martin Luther King Jr’s death, who succeeded him as the head of the Southern Christian Leadership

What did many associate with the term “Jim Crow”?

Who signed the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863?

In what city was the first National Negro Convention held?

Who were the “Freedom Riders”?

The "PUSH" in Operation PUSH, founded by Rev. Jesse Jackson, stand for what?