Former slave whobecame a authornaturalist and afarmer BenjaminBannekerThis africanamerican leaderwriter andreformer inspiredslaves to fight Fredrick DouglasHe inventedthe bloodbank Charles DrewHe was assinatedApril 4th 1968 forbeing a civil rightsactivist Martin Luther KingJrThis doctorperformedthe first openheart surgeryInvented thefilament of thelight bulb Lewis LatimerNot only was hepresident but hewas also aGrammy awardwinner Barack Obamathe first africanamericanpresident Barack ObamaThis man inventedthe traffic light gasmask and Garette A MorganThis journalist bit thehand of a conductorwhen he tried to forceher out of her seat shelater sued and won butthe decision wasoverturned Ida Wells BaretteThis architectmastered the artof drawing upsidedown because ofdiscrimanination Paul WilliamsIn 1739 this rebellionin south Carolinabecame the largestslave revolt incolonial america StonoThis scientist createdover 300 uses ofpeanuts including hairsoap and ink George WashingtonCarverThis doctorbecame the firstafrican americanwomen to go intospace Mae JemisionThis person was thefirst femalemillionaireentrepreneur incosmetics Madame CJ WalkerThis guy learnedthe Constitution bybeing forced tomemorize it ThurgoodMarshallThis holiday beganas Negro HistoryWeek which wascreated in 1926 byCarter G Woodson Black History MonthThe Runawayslave that inspiredthe undergroundrailroad Tice DavidsInvented thepotato chip George Crum4 time olympicgold medalist intrack and fieldin 1936 Jesse OwensWas the first Africanamerican to beappointed byPresident Lyndon B.Johnson Thurgood Marshallthe only femaleBuffalo Solider Cathy WilliamsUniversity inPennsylvania is the firstinstitution of highereducation founded byafrican americans  Lincoln UniversityHe negotiated therelease of Lt RobertO Goodman Jr (aSyria hostage in1983) Jesse JacksonFormer slave whobecame a authornaturalist and afarmer BenjaminBannekerThis africanamerican leaderwriter andreformer inspiredslaves to fight Fredrick DouglasHe inventedthe bloodbank Charles DrewHe was assinatedApril 4th 1968 forbeing a civil rightsactivist Martin Luther KingJrThis doctorperformedthe first openheart surgeryInvented thefilament of thelight bulb Lewis LatimerNot only was hepresident but hewas also aGrammy awardwinner Barack Obamathe first africanamericanpresident Barack ObamaThis man inventedthe traffic light gasmask and Garette A MorganThis journalist bit thehand of a conductorwhen he tried to forceher out of her seat shelater sued and won butthe decision wasoverturned Ida Wells BaretteThis architectmastered the artof drawing upsidedown because ofdiscrimanination Paul WilliamsIn 1739 this rebellionin south Carolinabecame the largestslave revolt incolonial america StonoThis scientist createdover 300 uses ofpeanuts including hairsoap and ink George WashingtonCarverThis doctorbecame the firstafrican americanwomen to go intospace Mae JemisionThis person was thefirst femalemillionaireentrepreneur incosmetics Madame CJ WalkerThis guy learnedthe Constitution bybeing forced tomemorize it ThurgoodMarshallThis holiday beganas Negro HistoryWeek which wascreated in 1926 byCarter G Woodson Black History MonthThe Runawayslave that inspiredthe undergroundrailroad Tice DavidsInvented thepotato chip George Crum4 time olympicgold medalist intrack and fieldin 1936 Jesse OwensWas the first Africanamerican to beappointed byPresident Lyndon B.Johnson Thurgood Marshallthe only femaleBuffalo Solider Cathy WilliamsUniversity inPennsylvania is the firstinstitution of highereducation founded byafrican americans  Lincoln UniversityHe negotiated therelease of Lt RobertO Goodman Jr (aSyria hostage in1983) Jesse Jackson

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(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Former slave who became a author naturalist and a farmer Benjamin Banneker
  2. This african american leader writer and reformer inspired slaves to fight Fredrick Douglas
  3. He invented the blood bank Charles Drew
  4. He was assinated April 4th 1968 for being a civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr
  5. This doctor performed the first open heart surgery
  6. Invented the filament of the light bulb Lewis Latimer
  7. Not only was he president but he was also a Grammy award winner Barack Obama
  8. the first african american president Barack Obama
  9. This man invented the traffic light gas mask and Garette A Morgan
  10. This journalist bit the hand of a conductor when he tried to force her out of her seat she later sued and won but the decision was overturned Ida Wells Barette
  11. This architect mastered the art of drawing upside down because of discrimanination Paul Williams
  12. In 1739 this rebellion in south Carolina became the largest slave revolt in colonial america Stono
  13. This scientist created over 300 uses of peanuts including hair soap and ink George Washington Carver
  14. This doctor became the first african american women to go into space Mae Jemision
  15. This person was the first female millionaire entrepreneur in cosmetics Madame CJ Walker
  16. This guy learned the Constitution by being forced to memorize it Thurgood Marshall
  17. This holiday began as Negro History Week which was created in 1926 by Carter G Woodson Black History Month
  18. The Runaway slave that inspired the underground railroad Tice Davids
  19. Invented the potato chip George Crum
  20. 4 time olympic gold medalist in track and field in 1936 Jesse Owens
  21. Was the first African american to be appointed by President Lyndon B. Johnson Thurgood Marshall
  22. the only female Buffalo Solider Cathy Williams
  23. University in Pennsylvania is the first institution of higher education founded by african americans Lincoln University
  24. He negotiated the release of Lt Robert O Goodman Jr (a Syria hostage in 1983) Jesse Jackson