(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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B-sundown towns
O-slave narrative
B-medical
O-sugar land 95
O-African Americans of Stem
I-Black fives
I-creators of industries and jobs
B-Black inventors now and then
G-African american Scientist and inventors
B-Historic blacks in the Arts
G-Black History Flashcard
G-40 archers and a mule
O-girl scout pioneers
O-Hard run
B-Inventions and patents by African American -19th century
B-The Black Aerialist
O-African American Activists
N-The African Dodger
N-bass reeves
G-Noted black Americans and others
N-Black Boston: Beacon Hill
I-The original Black panthers
I-Inspiring Moments
B-African American Actors
G-universities
N-Historic African kings and queens
I-Historic black Educators
O-Underground railroads quilt block
I-periodic table of black history
G-African American Politicians
N-Albino african american brother
B-Who changed the world
N-We invented this
O-Women leaders
B-Fraternity and Sorority
N-The Black IVY League
I-Black Mathematician
B-Black Mahler
B-African American Athletes
I-achievement in law enforcement
I-ann lowe
B-25 black ballerinas
O-provident hospital
N-African American Musicians
N-Negro leave baseball
I-HBCU
N-Henrietta Lacks
O-inventors / inventions
I-John Lewis
O-rose wood
I-Past to the present
N-Civil rights leaders
G-Black history trivia cards
G-National Negro Business League
G-Baseball
B-what happened here
N-10 days in black history
G-Journey to today
N-Free!
G-Slave narratives
N-who am I
N-African American Heroes
G-black history trivia cards
B-Letter from Birmingham jail
O-Black history flash cards
I-African American writers
G-dream in color
O-Rosa Parks
I-A salute to Historic black firsts and abolitionist