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| On February 1, 1960 four college freshmen from which HBCU formed a sit-in at a Woolworth's lunch counter? | North Carolina A&T |
| On February 12, 1960 how many black college students from Fisk, Tennessee State, Meharry Medical College, and the American Baptist Theological Seminary staged sit-ins at lunch counters throughout Nashville? | 500 |
| Where did Diane Nash and other students win their first decisive victory at desegregating a lunch counter? | Nashville's Greyhound Bus Station |
| Which HBCU's student sit-ins were met with tear gas and water hoses used by the local police? | Claflin College and South Carolina State College |
| Which civil rights organizations welcomed the student sit-ins to further their desegregation agenda? | NAACP, Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), and Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) |
| Which Shaw University student was responsible for organizing nonviolent protest training which later led to the formation of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)? | Ella Baker |
| Which Fisk graduate and SNCC president later became mayor of Washington D.C.? | Marion Barry |
| Between 1920 and 1930 black college enrollment rose from 600,000 to ... | 1 million |
| In 1934, which Fisk student organized a protest in response to a lynching near campus? | Ishmael Flory |
| In 1935, which HBCUs took part in an integrated antiwar protest in which 150,000 college students took part? | Morgan College, Virgina Union, Virginia State, and Howard |
| Who was Fisk University's first black president? | Charles S. Johnson |
| What was the first national and most successful civil rights organization conceived and created by students? | Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) |
| Which HBCU did Diane Nash and John Lewis attend? | Fisk University |
| Which HBCU did SNCC's well-known leaders Julian Bond and Stokley Carmichael attend? | Bond-Morehouse,Carmichael-Howard |
| What was the average age of SNCC members? | 23 |
| Which event was SNCC involved in during the summer of 1964 which involved black voter registration? | Mississippi Project |
| Which organization provided the first opportunity for black and white student activists to work together through a single organization within a multiracial framework? | Student Nonviolent Coordinating Organization |
| What was the name of the book published by SNCC? | Negroes in American History |
| Which two SNCC workers were shot or killed in 1965 and 1966? | Jonathan Daniels and Sammy Young Jr. |
| What civil rights strategies did SNCC employ during the 1960s? | Direct Action and Voter Registration |
| Which civil rights organization was the first to announce its opposition to the Vietnam War? | SNCC |
| Which SNCC leaders called for whites to be ousted from the organization? | Stokley Carmichael and H. Rap Brown |
| In 1966, what organization did SNCC align themselves with? | Black Panther Party |
| Who were the founders of the Black Panther Party? | Huey Newton and Bobby Seale |
| Which SNCC leader urged black students to embrace more aggressive tactics than nonviolent action? | Stokley Carmichael |
| In 1969, what foundation donated $1 million to Morgan State, Howard, and Yale Universities to prepare faculty members to teach courses in African american studies? | Ford Foundation |
| Who headed the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters? | A. Phillip Randolph |
