African-American History

1. "Lucy"

2. Menes

3. Piankhi and Tarharqa

4. Queen Tye

5. Mansa-Musa or Kan-kan Musa

6. Sonni Ali

7. Sankore in Timbuctu

8. Chaka Zulu

9. "The Great Enclosure" and/or the"Great Walls of  Zambabwe"

10. Melle or Mali 800-1200 AD; Songhai 1200-1600 AD

11. a) cloth, b) sugar

12. Berlin, 1882-1884

13. Labor unions

14. Marcus Garvey's United Negro Improvement Organization

15. Chamber of  Deputies

16. Jomo Kenyatta

17. Albert Lutuli of  South Africa in 1961

18. Ethiopia

19. Robbens Island

20. Brazilian Portuguese

21. Fort Mose (or Gracia Real de Santa Teresa de Mose

22. Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1793

23. Paul Cuffe

24. Sojourner Truth, "Ain't I a Woman"

25. Rebecca Lee Crumpler

26. Davis Walker, "Appeal to the Colored Citizens of the World."

27. Robert Smalls

28. Journal of Charlotte Forten

29. Major Martin Robison Delany

30. The Reverend Henry Highland Garnet

31. John Willis Menard of Louisiana

32. Edward Alexander Bouchet

33. Eva Beatrice Dykes

34. Mary McLeod Bethune

35. Andrew Brimmer

36. Mrs. Shirley Chisholm

37. Booker T. Washington

38. George Washington Carver

39. Norbert Reillieux

40. Major General Benjamin Oliver Davis, Jr., in 1943.

41. Major Robert H. Lawrence, Jr.

42. Doctor of  Medicine from Cornell Medical School

43. Mordecai Wyatt Johnson, preacher

44. Alain Leroy Locke

45. Dr.Walter E. Massey

46. Ms. Ella Baker

47. Secretary, local NAACP

48. The Reverend Vernon Johns

49. Roy Wilkins, former journalist

50. Whitney Moore Young, Jr.

51. Asa Philip Randolph

52. Ownership of the Arkansas State Press newspaper

53. The Navy Cross Medal

54. Ms. Ruby Hurley

55. Jim Braddock

56. Adam Clayton Powell, 1944 to 1970

57. Septima Poinsette Clark

58. Barbara Jordan of Texas

59. Late Howard University Law School Dean Charles Hamilton Houston

60. 8 million

61. Bayard Rustin

62. Congress on Racial Equality (CORE)

63. Paul Robeson

64. Jesse Remond Fauset

65. 200,000 copies sold in three weeks

66. The Liberty Party

67. John Mercer Langston, Brownhelm, Ohio, 1855

68. The New York Suffrage Association of 1855

69. 1854 National Emigration Convention, based in Ohio

70. National and state property protection sections

71. Louisiana, 24,052

72. Pennsylvania, with 8,612

73. 22 received the Medal of  Honor

74. Syracuse, New York

75. National Negro Labor Union

76. Northern National Union League movement

77. The Black Exodus of '79

78. The Colored Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union

79. The Populist Party

80. Mary Church Terrell

81. Social Darwinism, or survivors of  the fittest as rulers

82. Progressivism

83. The Black or Harlem Renaissance

84. Black Arts Movement

85. Genealogy

86. Smith, Kline and French Pharmaceutical Company

87. Joel Elias Spingarn Medal

88. Provident Hospital, Chicago; Freedmen's Hospital, Washington, DC.

89. Paramaribo, Guiana

90. The Elijah McCoy Manufacturing Company, Detroit

91. Johns Hopkins Hospital

92. Katherine Johnson

93. David H. Blackwell

94. Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson

95. Dr. Roland Scott

96. Meredith Gourdine

97. Warren M. Washington

98. Xavier University of Louisiana

99. Dr. George Carruthers

100. Dr. Montague Cobb

101. Dr. James E. West

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