1. Black Media Foundation History
This web-page contains profiles of historical figures and a history quiz.
2. Internet African American History Challenge
This site will allow you to quiz yourself to see how much you know, or, do not know, about important events and figures in African American history.
3. Black Archives of Mid America
Looking for images of Black history? With currently more than 600 photographs, letters, documents and more, this project will eventually digitize the largest depository of artifacts documenting the African American experience in the four-state area of Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, and Oklahoma.
A site by kids, for kids about Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad! It has a time line, character sketches, quiz and a crossword puzzle.
5. Trivia Quiz
Do you know how many African countries there are? (Answer: 54) Can you name 5 of them? In this site students will learn more about the countries and geography of Africa.
6. Classical Music in Black and White
African Americans were instrumental in forming every aspect of American music, not just jazz, blues, rock and gospel.This is a great site for exploring those contributions, with sound files, resources, interviews and more
Salon Magazine and Black Voices present a collection of stories on African-American themes.
A Quest for Full Citizenship -- "Showcases the incomparable African American
collections of the Library of Congress. Displaying more than 240 items, including books, government documents, manuscripts, maps, musical scores, plays, films, and recordings..."
This site will allow us to learn some basic facts about African American History, try out the interactive treasure hunt and quiz at this site. Or explore the Black History Hotlist, a comprehensive guide to African American cultural issues and events.