Black History Quiz

When is Black History Month celebrated?

• July

• December

• February

• April

Who is known as the 'Father of Black History'?

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Malcolm X

• Carter G. Woodson

• Frederick Douglass

What year was the first Black History Month celebrated?

• 1970

• 1965

• 2000

• 1985

What is the significance of Black History Month?

• To diminish the importance of diversity and inclusion

• To ignore the history and achievements of African Americans

• To promote the superiority of one race over others

• To recognize and celebrate the achievements and contributions of African Americans

Name one influential figure in black history and their contribution.

• Nelson Mandela - He was a famous soccer player

• Malcolm X - He was a famous jazz musician

• Martin Luther King Jr. - He was a key leader in the civil rights movement, advocating for nonviolent protest and equality for all.

• Rosa Parks - She was a famous chef

What are some key events in black history that are celebrated during Black History Month?

• Invention of the internet, first moon landing, discovery of electricity

• Emancipation Proclamation, Civil Rights Movement, achievements of prominent black figures

Why is it important to study black history?

• To perpetuate systemic racism and discrimination

• Because black history has no impact on society

• To ignore the struggles and achievements of black individuals

• To understand the contributions, struggles, and achievements of black individuals and communities, and to recognize the impact of systemic racism and discrimination.

What are some common misconceptions about black history?

• Black history has no impact on modern society

• Black history is not important

• Black history is only about slavery and civil rights movements

• Black history is only celebrated in February

How can individuals celebrate and honor black history?

• By ignoring the achievements of black individuals

• By learning about and acknowledging the contributions and achievements of black individuals, supporting black-owned businesses, participating in events and activities that celebrate black culture, and advocating for equality and justice for the black community.

• By boycotting black-owned businesses

• By promoting inequality and injustice for the black community

What are some resources for learning more about black history?

• Car repair manuals, home improvement TV shows, travel guides

• Cooking shows, fashion magazines, gardening websites

• Books, documentaries, museums, online educational platforms

• Science fiction novels, video games, celebrity gossip blogs