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Black History Month Quiz 2022
 

Q1: In which country did Black History Month begin?
 
USA
United Kingdom
Germany
Q2: Who is known as the father of black history?
 
Martin Luther King Jr.
Asa Philip Randolph
Carter G. Woodson
Q3: In the UK, Black History Month was first celebrated in October of which year?
 
1978
1987
1991
Q4: Between 1526 and 1867, the Transatlantic Slave Trade involved merchant ships carrying arms, textiles, and wine from Europe to Africa, enslaved people from Africa to the Americas, and sugar and coffee from the Americas to Europe. During this time, which country transported the most Africans across the Atlantic?
 
England
France
Brazil–Portugal
Q5: In 1948 the British government invited hundreds of black men and women from the Caribbean to come and work in the UK, but what was the name of the ship that they travelled on?
Empire Hurricane
Empire Fastair
Empire Windrush
Q6: When did British taxpayers stop paying off the government debt incurred in order to compensate British slave owners following the abolition of slavery?
 
1935
1987
2015
Q7: During the Tudor period, King Henry VII employed a black man and expert diver, Jacques Francis, to do what?
To teach the king to dive
To coach his Olympic swimming team
To recover sunken treasures and weaponry
Q8: After the National Party gained power in South Africa in 1948, its all-white government immediately began enforcing existing policies of racial segregation. The term used for this was...
Apartheid
Separatism
Disconnection
Q9: In 2020, a man received global attention for rescuing a counter protestor from a mob during a Black Lives Matter demonstration. What was this hero's name?
 
John Peters
Patrick Hutchinson
Terry Hayes
Q10: What happened when the passengers on the Empire Windrush discovered a stowaway on board the ship?
They returned to Jamaica and made her get off
They held a concert to pay for her ticket
She was made to walk the plank
Q11: In 1981, racial discrimination by the police led to a series of clashes in Brixton. The main riot led to 279 police and 45 members of the public being injured. Time magazine dubbed this day…
Brutal Tuesday
Freaky Friday
Bloody Saturday
Q12: In 2020, the statue of a merchant was toppled during an anti-racism demonstration in Bristol. Who was the statue of?
Edward Colston
John Hawkins
Stephen Duncan
Q13: What was the approximate population of black people in London by the end of the 1700s?
 
 

 

A. Around 2,000 people
Around 20,000 people
Around 200,000 people
Q14: In which year did Barack Hussein Obama II become the 44th president of the United States?
 
 
2005
2007
2009
Q15: In total, how many years did Nelson Mandela serve in prison?
 
 
19
27
33
Q16: During the Crimean War (1853-1856), Mary Seacole's leadership and courage paved the way for diversity in which profession?
 
 
Engineering
Aviation
Nursing
Q17: In 1996, Kofi Annan became the first black African Secretary Generation of which international organization?
 
 
United Nations
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Q18: Dame Shirley Bassey has performed three iconic theme songs for James Bond movies. Which ones were they?
 
 
Diamonds are Forever, Dr. No & Casino Royale
Goldfinger, Diamonds are Forever & Moonraker
Thunderball, For Your Eyes Only & Licence to Kill
Q19: Who was the first black newsreader in Britain in 1968?

 

 

 
 
Barbara Blake Hannah
Trevor McDonald
Moira Stuart
Q20: Cricketer, lawyer, politician and racial equality advocate Learie Constantine was the first black man to do what?
Reach 112 years of age
Be awarded a peerage and sit in the House of Lords
Visit over 100 countries
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