Led a movementto end segregationuntil hisassassination in1968. 44th DesegregatedWilliam FrantzElementarySchool. This person isthe first AfricanAmerican toserve on thesupreme court. Alsoknown asMoses. Montgomery,Alabamabus boycott. Former slave whotaught himselfhow to read andwrite and becomean anti-slaveryadvocate. This personis the reasonwhy we canride elevatorssafely. 6/19/1865 His inventionallows you todry yourcleanclothes. This is wherepeople go tolearn aboutAfricanAmericanHistory. First AfricanAmericanmilitarypilots. First femaleself-mademillionaire inAmerica. Created thethree-signaltraffic lightin 1923. InitiatedAmericanRed Cross' firstblood donationbank. Relatedto jazzpoetry.Led a movementto end segregationuntil hisassassination in1968.44thDesegregatedWilliam FrantzElementarySchool.This person isthe first AfricanAmerican toserve on thesupreme court.Alsoknown asMoses.Montgomery,Alabamabus boycott.Former slave whotaught himselfhow to read andwrite and becomean anti-slaveryadvocate.This personis the reasonwhy we canride elevatorssafely.6/19/1865His inventionallows you todry yourcleanclothes.This is wherepeople go tolearn aboutAfricanAmericanHistory.First AfricanAmericanmilitarypilots.First femaleself-mademillionaire inAmerica.Created thethree-signaltraffic lightin 1923.InitiatedAmericanRed Cross' firstblood donationbank.Relatedto jazzpoetry.

Black History Month Bingo/Trivia - 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. Led a movement to end segregation until his assassination in 1968.
  2. 44th
  3. Desegregated William Frantz Elementary School.
  4. This person is the first African American to serve on the supreme court.
  5. Also known as Moses.
  6. Montgomery, Alabama bus boycott.
  7. Former slave who taught himself how to read and write and become an anti-slavery advocate.
  8. This person is the reason why we can ride elevators safely.
  9. 6/19/1865
  10. His invention allows you to dry your clean clothes.
  11. This is where people go to learn about African American History.
  12. First African American military pilots.
  13. First female self-made millionaire in America.
  14. Created the three-signal traffic light in 1923.
  15. Initiated American Red Cross' first blood donation bank.
  16. Related to jazz poetry.