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whohq.com FEBRUARY – BLACK HISTORY MONTH: 1. The Harlem Renaissance took place during the Roaring Twenties in Harlem, New York. Which of the following famous artists did not take part in this celebrated artistic movement? Langston Hughes Zora Neale Hurston Wassily Kandinsky Jacob Lawrence 2. Which kind of race made Jesse Owens “the fastest man in the world”? 100-meter dash 200-meter dash 400-meter dash 800-meter dash 3. After graduating from Columbia University, this former president moved to Chicago, Illinois, to become a community organizer. Richard Nixon Ronald Reagan Barack Obama John. F. Kennedy 4. What major award did Martin Luther King Jr. win for his civil rights activism? The Nobel Peace Prize The Pulitzer Prize An Academy Award A Grammy 5. In 1955, this woman’s refusal to give up her bus seat to a white man started the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Ida B. Wells Coretta Scott King Sojourner Truth Rosa Parks WHO HQ® FOR YOU TRIVIA! The correct answers are at the end of the activity so be careful not to let the answers slip!

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FEBRUARY – BLACK HISTORY MONTH:1. The Harlem Renaissance took place during the Roaring Twenties in Harlem, New York. Which of the following famous artists did not take part in this celebrated artistic movement? • Langston Hughes • Zora Neale Hurston • Wassily Kandinsky • Jacob Lawrence

2. Which kind of race made Jesse Owens “the fastest man in the world”? • 100-meter dash • 200-meter dash • 400-meter dash • 800-meter dash

3. After graduating from Columbia University, this former president moved to Chicago, Illinois, to become a community organizer. • Richard Nixon • Ronald Reagan • Barack Obama • John. F. Kennedy

4. What major award did Martin Luther King Jr. win for his civil rights activism? • The Nobel Peace Prize • The Pulitzer Prize • An Academy Award • A Grammy

5. In 1955, this woman’s refusal to give up her bus seat to a white man started the Montgomery Bus Boycott. • Ida B. Wells • Coretta Scott King • Sojourner Truth • Rosa Parks

WHO HQ® FOR YOU TRIVIA!The correct  answers are at the end of the activity so be careful not to let the answers slip!

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6. The “greatest” heavyweight boxing champion of all time changed his name from Cassius Clay to Muhammad Ali when he began to practice what religion? • Christianity • Judaism • Buddhism • Islam

7. Which former Negro League baseball player was the oldest rookie in Major League Baseball history at the age of 39? • Satchel Paige • Jackie Robinson • Reggie Jackson • Josh Gibson

8. How many of the legendary Tuskegee Airmen, a group of Black and Caribbean-born military pilots, who fought overseas in World War II • 13 • 157 • 243 • 352

9. Louis Armstrong was famous for playing which musical instrument? • Trombone • Saxophone • Trumpet • French horn

10. While she is best known for her television show, this influential woman also started a book club, the OWN television network, and founded a school for girls in South Africa. Name her. • Ellen DeGeneres • Oprah Winfrey • Michelle Obama • Gayle King

1. Wassily Kandinsky; 2. 100-meter dash; 3. Barack Obama; 4. The Nobel Peace Prize; 5. Rosa Parks; 6. Islam; 7. Satchel Paige; 8. 352; 9. Trumpet; 10. Oprah Winfrey