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23 Cards in this Set
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Nathan Hare
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First person to coordinate a black studies program.
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John Henrik Clark
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Found the AHSA (African Heritage Studies Association)
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Jacob Carruthers
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Father of kemetic institute. Dedicated to the recovery of the legacy of Ancient Egypt
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Haille Selassie
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First emperor of Ethiopia. Worshipped by Rastafarians.
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Mansa Musa
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Emperor of the kindom of Mali ( In Africa) . known for the pilgrimage to mecca.
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Lucy Terry Prince
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wrote the oldest surviving work of literature - a poem.
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Crispus Attucks
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The first of five people to be killed in the Boston Massacre. "First Martyr".
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Oliver Cromwell
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Cromwell got an award from the military. Rewarded.
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Jean Baptist du Sable
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The father of Chicago. He was the first settler to have settled in Chicago.
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Fredrick Douglass
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escaped from slavery and became influential writer and gave speeches.
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Paul Cuffee
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Black Quaker. Helped black people emigrate to Sierra Leone. Used his own money.
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Martin Delaney
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AFrican American abolitionist. The first member of American Black Nationalism. and first African American Field officer in army.
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Joseph Cinque
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First African man of the mende tribe.Defendant in the Amistad Case.
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A. Philip Randolph
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Founder of the first black labor union. Brotherhood of sleepin car porters.
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George Washington Bush
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First African American settler to settle anywhere. He settled in Washington.
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Mary Church Terrell
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First president of National Association of Colored Women (NACW)
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Mary McLeod Bethune
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President of Bethune-Cookman college. One of the few women in the world that was president of college.
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Daniel Hale Williams
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First person to successfully perform open-heart surgery
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George Washington Carver
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Tuskegee Scientist. Used southern grown products - Peanuts.
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Garret Morgan
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Invented automatic Traffic light 1923
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Madame C.J. Walker
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First black woman millionare. Hair care empire 1910
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Thurgood Marshall
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1st Black Supreme Court Justice
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Angela Davis
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Militant activist, ran for Vice President of the Communist Party
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