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Topic: Revolutions
1)
In July 1839, this
historic event led to a new ruling by the Supreme Court regarding who can
fight for freedom. What is the event? Hint: You can even
see the movie.
2)
His name means “the
opening” (French) and he led a revolt that impacted the institution of
slavery around the world. Some say this was the only successful slave
uprising where the actual system/institution of slavery was overturned.
Who is he and what was the event?
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Question:
Who are
these people?
He was a
member of the Tuskegee Airmen during World War II and is a graduate of
Cornell University. He was a President of the Kansas City branch of
the NAACP and served in the Missouri Legislature.
She was
the first African American female member of Phi Beta Kappa at the University
of Kansas. She was a journalist for the Kansas City Call and held
leadership positions in the Urban League of Kansas City.
Together,
they helped establish the Local Investment Commission. Together, they
gave back to the Kansas City community and helped make a home for many UMKC
students.
Answer:
Herman and Dorothy Johnson. Forever remembered
through Johnson Hall (on Oak Street). Follow this link for more about
them and their legacy to UMKC:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfWXq1brRDA
Isha Jain is the winner for week 1. She won a
gift card to Half Price Books! Congratulations!!
Lynette Sparkman-Barnes, Ph.D.
Staff Psychologist
Phone: 816-235-1090
E-mail
The Black Archives of Mid-America in Kansas City
KC Public Library: African American History