Robert Shurney developed this system that was used aboard a Skylab space mission.

This term describes the turbulent period of time marked by 25 race riots that began in the summer of 1919 and lasted until the end of the year.

This TV comedy show made Eddie Murphy a household name.

This U.S. President appointed Andrew Young as Ambassador to the United Nations.

This president ended segregation in the U/S Armed forces by issuing an Executive Order.

This team played against Biddle College in the first Black American college football game.

This term refers generally to the artistic and socio-cultural awakening among Black people in the 1920s and early 1930s.

These two actresses played the role of Beulah a housekeeper in the 1950s in a spin-off of the radio show Fibber McGee and Molly.

This U.S. President developed a coalition of Black advisors called the Black Cabinet.

This war led Colin Powell to conclude that ab army should not enter into combat unless it had a clear objective.

This television program received over 25 Emmy awards and has been the highest-rated talk show in television history.

This test was given to potential Black voters to determine whether they understood the U.S. Constitution and could read.

These two famous people star in the movie Beloved?

Jim Brown attended this university.

This was the common punishment for slaves caught writing.

This Tennessee State University student became the first woman to win the 100-meter dash twice at both the 1964 and 1968 Olympic games.

This track star won four gold medals at the 1984 Summer Olympics.

Katherine Dunham introduced these types of dance rhythms and movements to America.

This university was the first educational institution to offer a Black Studies program.

This was A. Philip Randolph's first name.

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

This track star won two gold medals at the Olympics in Melbourne.

Louis Armstrong helped revolutionize this type of music and helped establish it as the nation's first highly popular Black art form.

This U.S. federal government agency founded over 4,000 schools, including Howard University.

This was accomplished by the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment.