Black History Month Concert Quiz

What is the name of the director of Africana Studies and the curator of the concert?

• Zileah

• Deandre Dunigan

• Claude McKnight

• Lonnie Norwood

Which country is the musician and percussionist from who contributed to the concert?

• Ghana

• South Africa

• Nigeria

• Kenya

What does the red color in the Pan-African flag represent?

• The abundant natural wealth of Africa

• The blood that connects people of black African ancestry

• The black people whose existence is affirmed by the flag

• The creative power

Who is the co-founder of Black Theater United who participated in the virtual concert?

• Janet Jackson

• Zileah

• Claude McKnight

• Lonnie Norwood

What is the title of the hit release by Janet Jackson that is mentioned in the text?

• Rhythm Nation

• The Velvet Rope

• Control

• All for You

What is the main theme of the song 'Rhythm Nation' by Janet Jackson?

• Romantic love

• Unity and positive energy

• Rebellion and anarchy

• Sadness and despair

What is the significance of the pan-African flag mentioned in the text?

• It represents the natural beauty of Africa

• It represents the diversity of African music

• It symbolizes the unity of people of African descent

• It is a symbol of political power

What is the main message of the song 'Stay Connected' performed in the concert?

• To isolate oneself from others

• To stay connected to the creative power

• To stay disconnected from the world

• To disconnect from the community

What is the name of the organization that the co-founders of Black Theater United are a part of?

• Pan-African Congress

• Universal Negro Improvement Association

• Africana Studies

• Chicago Children's Choir

What is the significance of the song 'Rhythm Nation' by Janet Jackson in the context of Black History Month?

• It celebrates the achievements of African American musicians

• It represents the struggle for civil rights

• It symbolizes the unity of people of African descent

• It highlights the impact of African music on American culture