3. Famous African- Americans Famous American Women Famous Americans Famous American Presidents 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Final Jeopardy

4. 10 This famous African-American played football, baseball, and basketball and ran track. Answer

5. Who is Jackie Robinson?

6. 20 Jackie Robinson was the first African-American to do what? Answer

7. What is playing baseball in the major leagues?

8. 30 Why did people not want Jackie Robinson to play? Answer

9. What is African-American?

10. 40 Martin Luther King, Jr. was a leader in the movement for what? Answer

11. What is civil rights?

12. 50 Martin Luther King, Jr. received what award for his efforts? Answer

13. What is Nobel Prize for Peace?

14. 60 Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday is in what month Answer

15. What is January?

16. 70 What team did Jackie Robinson play for in Brooklyn? Answer

17. What is the Dodgers ?

18. 80 Jackie Robinson and Susan B. Anthony both worked for what? Answer

19. What are equal rights for all people?

20. 90 Abraham Lincoln and Jackie Robinson both wanted people to what? Answer

21. What is live free?

22. 100 What famous African-American was born on January 31, 1919? Answer

23. Who is Jackie Robinson?

24. 10 What were Helen Keller’s two handicaps? Answer

25. What are deaf and blind?

26. 20 What did Helen Keller want to do for others? Answer

27. What is help other blind and deaf people?

28. 30 Helen Keller wrote a book about what? Answer

29. What is her life?

30. 40 Answer Helen Keller was the first blind and deaf person to do what? Answer

31. What is attend college?

32. 50 Who was Anne Sullivan? Answer

33. Who is Helen Keller’s teacher?

34. 60 Susan B. Anthony was arrested for what? Answer

35. What is voting in an election?

36. 70 What did Susan B. Anthony become at age 16? Answer

37. What is a teacher?

38. 80 Susan B. Anthony spoke out against what? Answer

39. What is slavery?

40. 90 Susan B. Anthony worked for what right? Answer

41. What is the right for women to vote?

42. 100 Susan B. Anthony is on what coin? Answer

43. What is the silver dollar?

44. 10 The first President of the United States Answer

45. Who was George Washington?

46. 20 Known as “Honest Abe” Answer

47. Who was Abraham Lincoln?

48. 30 First African-American baseball player Answer

49. Who was Jackie Robinson?

50. 40 Gave the famous speech that began with, “I have a dream………”. Answer

51. Who was Martin Luther King, Jr.?

52. 50 Fought for the right for women to vote Answer

53. Who was Susan B. Anthony?

54. 60 Answer The first deaf-blind person to graduate from college.

55. Who was Helen Keller?

56. 70 Answer This holiday in February honors both Abraham Lincoln and George Washington.

57. What is Presidents Day?

58. 80 Answer The writing/reading system That Helen Keller used.

59. What is braille?

60. 90 Answer His birthday is celebrated in January.

61. Who was Martin Luther King, Jr.?

62. 100 Answer Known as “The Father of Our Country”

63. Who is George Washington?

64. 10 He is known as the Father of Our Country. Answer

65. Who is George Washington?

66. 20 George Washington was born in what state? Answer

67. What is Virginia?

68. 30 George Washington helped to win the war against? Answer

69. Who is England?

70. 40 George Washington helped write what important document? Answer

71. What is the Constitution of the United States?

72. 50 George Washington was the first president for how many years? Answer

73. What is 8 years?

74. 60 His picture is on the dollar bill. Answer

75. Who is George Washington?

76. 70 Abraham Lincoln was what president? Answer

77. What is the 16 th ?

78. 80 Abraham Lincoln was born here. Answer

79. What is Kentucky?

80. 90 Abraham got law books this way. Answer

81. What is walking?

82. 100 Abraham Lincoln went to school for this many years. Answer

83. What is one year?

84. Final Jeopardy Name the six famous Americans we learned about in alphabetical order by last names: Answer

85. Who are Susan B. Anthony, Helen Keller, Martin Luther King, Jr., Abraham Lincoln, Jackie Robinson, and George Washington.