Frederick Douglass escaped slavery in this year.

Thurgood Marshall graduated from these two historically Black colleges.

George Washington Carver made paint and ink from this common food item.

Granville T. Woods began inventing in 1885. His contribution was in the field of electricity. He received patents for these inventions.

Harlem Renaissance writer Eric Walrond was born in Georgetown, British Guiana and penned this book that consists of a collection of ten stories.

From 1975 to 1980, this Disco star had eight gold records and two platinum records.

Alain Locke graduated from this university.

George Washington commended this Black American woman for her literary achievements.

Granville T. Woods was best remembered for these types of invention.

Harold Washington became this city's first Black mayor.

Martin Luther King, Jr. graduated from this college?

Frontiersman Jean Baptiste Point DuSable is credited with discovering this city?

George Douglas Johnson was a poet during the Harlem Renaissance era. She often held "writers workshops" at her home in this city.

Growing up with a white Jewish mother and an African American father, this person wrote Devil in a Blue Dress, A Red Death, White Butterfly, and Black Betty.

Harriet Tubman made nineteen trips down South to rescue slaves. The name of the route she used to transport slaves was called this.

Shirley Chisholm was elected to Congress from this district.

General Benjamin Butler of the Union Army refused to return runaway slaves to their masters and used this tem to describe them.

Gladys Knight, the Motown star, was lead singer of this group.

Gustavus Vassa was a slave who had written the first autobiography. His African name was Olaudah Equiano. His narrative made up this many volumes.

Hattie McDaniel and other Black members of the cast were barred from this 1939 movie premier that was for whites only?

John Russwurm graduated from this school.

George C. Poage was the first Black American to win an Olympic medal in these two events.

Grambling State College is located in this state?

Hampton University in Virginia was originally established under this name in 1868.

He became the first African American since 1897 to represent South Carolina in the U.S. Congress.