Fighting For Black Americans Riddle
I was born on May 19,1925.
I fought for black Americans.
I was a leader of the nation of Islam.
Who am I?
I fought for black Americans.
I was a leader of the nation of Islam.
Who am I?
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Missionary Among Slaves
I lived from 1797 to 1883.
I was a missionary among slaves in New York.
I used my talent of speaker for the slavery movement.
My name was changed by a Quaker family to Van Wagener.
I was a missionary among slaves in New York.
I used my talent of speaker for the slavery movement.
My name was changed by a Quaker family to Van Wagener.
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Fought For Education Riddle
I saw education as the key to improving the lives of African-Americans in the 1900s, and fought to educate my people. Who am I?
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Father Of The Peanut
Some call me the father of the peanut, for I discovered 300 useful things made of the peanut. Who am I?
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Touch Tone Pioneer
This African American pioneer fostered the invention of touch tone phones and the portable fax. Who is it?
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America's First Clock Riddle
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Railroad To Freedom
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The Most Children Riddle
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Taking The Oath Riddle
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A Single Vote
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Adams Rib Riddle
This woman was created
So Adam wouldnt be alone
And the way that God made her
Was by using Adams rib bone
Who could this lady be?
So Adam wouldnt be alone
And the way that God made her
Was by using Adams rib bone
Who could this lady be?
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Discovering Electricity Riddle
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Inventing The Light Bulb
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Light As A Feather
What is as light as a feather, but even the world's strongest man couldn't hold it for more than a minute?
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The Most Slippery Country Riddle
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