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Famous Educators

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Match each of these names with his or her accomplishment.

Using the pull-down menus, match each item in the left column to the corresponding item in the right column.


	John Chavis

	Frederick Douglass

	Booker T. Washington

	Prudence Crandall

	Myrtilla Miner

	Benjamin Banneker

1.1 African-American who was able to accurately predict eclipses of the sun and moon

1.2 devoted all his efforts to improving vocational education for African-Americans

1.3 established an academy for African-American girls in Washington, D.C.

1.4 was sent to Princeton by white neighbors to see if a black person could succeed in college

1.5 was jailed and tried for educating African-Americans from out of state

1.6 founded Tuskegee Institute to provide basic and industrial education for black students

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