AnkhEgyptiansymbolfor lifeNileLongest riverin the world,Heart ofEgyptUndergroundRailroadGroup ofpeople andplaces slavesused to hideand get safelyto freedomMansaMusaTherichestman inhistoryNefertitiAfricanQueenknown forher beautyQuiltA special blanketmade up ofpatches fromdifferent material;some slaves usedas mapsBarackObama44th Presidentof the USA andFirst AfricanAmericanPresidentKamalaHarris49th VP of theUSA and thefirst Black,Asian, andWoman to holdthat officeShakaZuluFierce AfricanWarrior whoexpanded histerritory "Fatherof the ZuluTribe"MalcolmXCivil rights leaderknown for his "by anymeans necessary"mindset. Believedblack people neededto fight backFrederickDouglasFormer slavewho learned toread and write;one of the mostwell knownabolitionistsAfrica"TheMotherland"GarrettMorganInventor whocreated thetraffic lightand gasmaskPharaohEgyptianKingJuneteenthThe day thelast slavesfound out theywere free -June 19, 1865BlackPantherPartyA Black Power Partythat stood for helpingand arming theircommunity andwanting freedomfrom oppression from"The Man"MichelleObamaFirst AfricanAmerican, andmost educatedFirst Lady inhistoryMadameCJWalkerFirstAfricanAmericanMillionaireDjembeAfricanDrumSphinxThis monumenthas the head ofa human, bodyof a lion, andwings of a birdThurgoodMarshallFirst AfricanAmericanSupremeCourt JusticeHBCUColleges builtspecifically forAfrican Americanswho weren'tallowed go towhite collegesGeorgeWashingtonCarverInventor whocame upwith over100 uses forthe peanutHarrietTubmanConductor ontheUndergroundrailroad; ledhundreds tofreedomKenteclothSpecial Africancloth associatedwith royalty andsome sacredceremonies/ rightsof passageAbolitionistPersonfighting toendslaveryJackieRobinsonBroke the colorbarrier in baseballbeing the firstAfrican Americanto playprofessionallyHenry"Box"BrownMailed himselffrom slaveryin Virginia tofreedom inPennsylvaniaHieroglyphicsEgyptianalphabetEmancipationProclamationthedocumentthat endedslavery inAmericaRosaParksCivil Rightsleader whorefused to giveup her seat ona crowded busCivilRightsthe fight foreveryone tobe treatedequallyMartinLutherKing JrCivil rights leaderwho promotednon-violentprotests. knownfor his "I have adream" speechKingTutThe discovery ofthis Pharoah'stomb helped usbegin to learnmost of what weknow aboutAncient EgyptAnkhEgyptiansymbolfor lifeNileLongest riverin the world,Heart ofEgyptUndergroundRailroadGroup ofpeople andplaces slavesused to hideand get safelyto freedomMansaMusaTherichestman inhistoryNefertitiAfricanQueenknown forher beautyQuiltA special blanketmade up ofpatches fromdifferent material;some slaves usedas mapsBarackObama44th Presidentof the USA andFirst AfricanAmericanPresidentKamalaHarris49th VP of theUSA and thefirst Black,Asian, andWoman to holdthat officeShakaZuluFierce AfricanWarrior whoexpanded histerritory "Fatherof the ZuluTribe"MalcolmXCivil rights leaderknown for his "by anymeans necessary"mindset. Believedblack people neededto fight backFrederickDouglasFormer slavewho learned toread and write;one of the mostwell knownabolitionistsAfrica"TheMotherland"GarrettMorganInventor whocreated thetraffic lightand gasmaskPharaohEgyptianKingJuneteenthThe day thelast slavesfound out theywere free -June 19, 1865BlackPantherPartyA Black Power Partythat stood for helpingand arming theircommunity andwanting freedomfrom oppression from"The Man"MichelleObamaFirst AfricanAmerican, andmost educatedFirst Lady inhistoryMadameCJWalkerFirstAfricanAmericanMillionaireDjembeAfricanDrumSphinxThis monumenthas the head ofa human, bodyof a lion, andwings of a birdThurgoodMarshallFirst AfricanAmericanSupremeCourt JusticeHBCUColleges builtspecifically forAfrican Americanswho weren'tallowed go towhite collegesGeorgeWashingtonCarverInventor whocame upwith over100 uses forthe peanutHarrietTubmanConductor ontheUndergroundrailroad; ledhundreds tofreedomKenteclothSpecial Africancloth associatedwith royalty andsome sacredceremonies/ rightsof passageAbolitionistPersonfighting toendslaveryJackieRobinsonBroke the colorbarrier in baseballbeing the firstAfrican Americanto playprofessionallyHenry"Box"BrownMailed himselffrom slaveryin Virginia tofreedom inPennsylvaniaHieroglyphicsEgyptianalphabetEmancipationProclamationthedocumentthat endedslavery inAmericaRosaParksCivil Rightsleader whorefused to giveup her seat ona crowded busCivilRightsthe fight foreveryone tobe treatedequallyMartinLutherKing JrCivil rights leaderwho promotednon-violentprotests. knownfor his "I have adream" speechKingTutThe discovery ofthis Pharoah'stomb helped usbegin to learnmost of what weknow aboutAncient Egypt

100th Day Black History Bingo - Call List

(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. Egyptian symbol for life
    Ankh
  2. Longest river in the world, Heart of Egypt
    Nile
  3. Group of people and places slaves used to hide and get safely to freedom
    Underground Railroad
  4. The richest man in history
    Mansa Musa
  5. African Queen known for her beauty
    Nefertiti
  6. A special blanket made up of patches from different material; some slaves used as maps
    Quilt
  7. 44th President of the USA and First African American President
    Barack Obama
  8. 49th VP of the USA and the first Black, Asian, and Woman to hold that office
    Kamala Harris
  9. Fierce African Warrior who expanded his territory "Father of the Zulu Tribe"
    Shaka Zulu
  10. Civil rights leader known for his "by any means necessary" mindset. Believed black people needed to fight back
    Malcolm X
  11. Former slave who learned to read and write; one of the most well known abolitionists
    Frederick Douglas
  12. "The Motherland"
    Africa
  13. Inventor who created the traffic light and gas mask
    Garrett Morgan
  14. Egyptian King
    Pharaoh
  15. The day the last slaves found out they were free - June 19, 1865
    Juneteenth
  16. A Black Power Party that stood for helping and arming their community and wanting freedom from oppression from "The Man"
    Black Panther Party
  17. First African American, and most educated First Lady in history
    Michelle Obama
  18. First African American Millionaire
    Madame CJ Walker
  19. African Drum
    Djembe
  20. This monument has the head of a human, body of a lion, and wings of a bird
    Sphinx
  21. First African American Supreme Court Justice
    Thurgood Marshall
  22. Colleges built specifically for African Americans who weren't allowed go to white colleges
    HBCU
  23. Inventor who came up with over 100 uses for the peanut
    George Washington Carver
  24. Conductor on the Underground railroad; led hundreds to freedom
    Harriet Tubman
  25. Special African cloth associated with royalty and some sacred ceremonies/ rights of passage
    Kente cloth
  26. Person fighting to end slavery
    Abolitionist
  27. Broke the color barrier in baseball being the first African American to play professionally
    Jackie Robinson
  28. Mailed himself from slavery in Virginia to freedom in Pennsylvania
    Henry "Box" Brown
  29. Egyptian alphabet
    Hieroglyphics
  30. the document that ended slavery in America
    Emancipation Proclamation
  31. Civil Rights leader who refused to give up her seat on a crowded bus
    Rosa Parks
  32. the fight for everyone to be treated equally
    Civil Rights
  33. Civil rights leader who promoted non-violent protests. known for his "I have a dream" speech
    Martin Luther King Jr
  34. The discovery of this Pharoah's tomb helped us begin to learn most of what we know about Ancient Egypt
    King Tut