Botanist whoseresearch proved thebenefits of peanuts,soy beans &sweet potatoes forboth human anddepleted soil.Neurosurgeonwho led the firstsuccessfuloperation toseparate apair of conjoinedtwin infants.She was thefirst African-American towin a GrammyAward.MultipleGrammywinner andQueen ofSoulBaseball player whowas the firstAfrican-AmericanMajor LeagueBaseball player ofthe modern era.Educator andpolitician who wasthe first woman to runfor theDemocraticpresidentialnomination.First African-AmericanFemale Pilotand first to holdan internationalpilots licenseFirst AfricanAmerican toattend an allwhite schoolChef andauthor ofbooks onSouthernCuisineFirst African-American woman tograduate from YaleLaw School andthe first to serve as ajudge in the UnitedStates.Abolitionist andwomen’s rightsactivist who was oneof the firstAfrican-Americanwomen to win alawsuit against awhite man.Abolitionist wholed over 70 peopleto freedom usingthe UndergroundRailroad.Jazz singer,songwriterand actressFirst African-Americanwoman poetto bepublishedFirst African-American tohold the officeof President ofthe UnitedStates.Civil rights activistwho was the firstAfrican-Americannominated for VicePresident of theUnited States.Inventor whoinvented thethree-positiontraffic signaland the gasmask.Jazz Pianist,Composerand ArrangerLawyer who wonlandmark Brown v.Board of Educationcase and was thefirst African-AmericanSupreme CourtJustice.Aviator who wasthe first African-American to holdan internationalpilotlicense.First African-Americanwoman to winthe BestActress Oscar.Professionaltennis player whowas the firstAfrican-Americanwo winthe U.S. OpenFirst female self-made millionaire inAmerica and she didit by creatinghair products forAfrican-Americanconsumers.Civil rights activistand Nobel PeacePrize winner whoused civildisobedience as aform protest.Botanist whoseresearch proved thebenefits of peanuts,soy beans &sweet potatoes forboth human anddepleted soil.Neurosurgeonwho led the firstsuccessfuloperation toseparate apair of conjoinedtwin infants.She was thefirst African-American towin a GrammyAward.MultipleGrammywinner andQueen ofSoulBaseball player whowas the firstAfrican-AmericanMajor LeagueBaseball player ofthe modern era.Educator andpolitician who wasthe first woman to runfor theDemocraticpresidentialnomination.First African-AmericanFemale Pilotand first to holdan internationalpilots licenseFirst AfricanAmerican toattend an allwhite schoolChef andauthor ofbooks onSouthernCuisineFirst African-American woman tograduate from YaleLaw School andthe first to serve as ajudge in the UnitedStates.Abolitionist andwomen’s rightsactivist who was oneof the firstAfrican-Americanwomen to win alawsuit against awhite man.Abolitionist wholed over 70 peopleto freedom usingthe UndergroundRailroad.Jazz singer,songwriterand actressFirst African-Americanwoman poetto bepublishedFirst African-American tohold the officeof President ofthe UnitedStates.Civil rights activistwho was the firstAfrican-Americannominated for VicePresident of theUnited States.Inventor whoinvented thethree-positiontraffic signaland the gasmask.Jazz Pianist,Composerand ArrangerLawyer who wonlandmark Brown v.Board of Educationcase and was thefirst African-AmericanSupreme CourtJustice.Aviator who wasthe first African-American to holdan internationalpilotlicense.First African-Americanwoman to winthe BestActress Oscar.Professionaltennis player whowas the firstAfrican-Americanwo winthe U.S. OpenFirst female self-made millionaire inAmerica and she didit by creatinghair products forAfrican-Americanconsumers.Civil rights activistand Nobel PeacePrize winner whoused civildisobedience as aform protest.

Black History - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. B-Botanist whose research proved the benefits of peanuts, soy beans & sweet potatoes for both human and depleted soil.
  2. N-Neurosurgeon who led the first successful operation to separate a pair of conjoined twin infants.
  3. O-She was the first African-American to win a Grammy Award.
  4. B-Multiple Grammy winner and Queen of Soul
  5. O-Baseball player who was the first African-American Major League Baseball player of the modern era.
  6. G-Educator and politician who was the first woman to run for the Democratic presidential nomination.
  7. I-First African-American Female Pilot and first to hold an international pilots license
  8. G-First African American to attend an all white school
  9. N-Chef and author of books on Southern Cuisine
  10. N-First African-American woman to graduate from Yale Law School and the first to serve as a judge in the United States.
  11. B-Abolitionist and women’s rights activist who was one of the first African-American women to win a lawsuit against a white man.
  12. N-Abolitionist who led over 70 people to freedom using the Underground Railroad.
  13. I-Jazz singer, songwriter and actress
  14. B-First African-American woman poet to be published
  15. O-First African-American to hold the office of President of the United States.
  16. O-Civil rights activist who was the first African-American nominated for Vice President of the United States.
  17. I-Inventor who invented the three-position traffic signal and the gas mask.
  18. O-Jazz Pianist, Composer and Arranger
  19. G-Lawyer who won landmark Brown v. Board of Education case and was the first African-American Supreme Court Justice.
  20. G-Aviator who was the first African-American to hold an international pilot license.
  21. I-First African-American woman to win the Best Actress Oscar.
  22. G-Professional tennis player who was the first African-American wo win the U.S. Open
  23. B-First female self-made millionaire in America and she did it by creating hair products for African-American consumers.
  24. I-Civil rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner who used civil disobedience as a form protest.