As we celebrate the legacy of those who come before us, CITE is pleased to announce its 2010 CITE Black History Trivia Contest. Participating is easy! All you have to do is complete the quiz, copy your certificate and e-mail it to CITENational@gmail. Com from now through the end of the month. Answer wisely. . . You need to answer six of the seven questions correctly to be eligible for the grand prize drawing. Good luck!
The first black jockey to win the Kentucky Derby three times
A black fencing champion from the 2004 Olympics
A black and writer from the 1800s
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A national organization of black life guards
A group of black nurses that served during World War II
A band of black unsung heroes Pea Island in North Carolina
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The first train for blacks that had a black crew and engineer
An operation that provided vital supplies to the front lines during World War II
The first stock car race in Alabama that allowed blacks to enter
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Being the first black to hold a federal position when he was hired by the Boston Post Office
Inventing the red light/signal light
Serving as the first black officer in the Civil War
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Revolutionized the production of hair care products
Led Nat Turner's rebellion in 1830s
Founded the Black Masons
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A businesswoman and abolitionist who was born in Philadelphia in 1766
The first black woman to serve as an officer in the U.S. Marine Corps
The first black female deacon in the A.M.E. Church
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The Secret Schools where slave owners sent their slaves to be educated
Chicago, IL
New Orleans, LA
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