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How much do you know about Juneteenth (Read details)?

Asked by janbb (63219points) June 19th, 2022

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ragingloli's avatar

5/10, and I guessed on 9 of them.

janbb's avatar

^^ Pretty good for a non-colonial!

rebbel's avatar

“You got 2 out of 10.
Looks like you need to learn some new things about Juneteenth!”

You don’t say…..

Until three, four years ago I had never even heard of it.
Guessed 10 out of 10.

Hawaii_Jake's avatar

I got 8 of 10. I guessed on quite a few.

cookieman's avatar

8 out of 10. I’m glad I knew so many.

zenvelo's avatar

7 out of ten. I overestimated the number of salves in 1860, and got the states that continued as slave states until 1865

JLeslie's avatar

7 out of 10. It helped that so much attention was brought to it very recently. If I had taken this ten years ago I would have done much worse.

smudges's avatar

4/10 8(

@rebbel So did you get 2 out of 10 right or 10 out of 10 right? You put both.

Blackberry's avatar

4 out of 10. In my defense…I grew up around conservatives lol.

janbb's avatar

@Blackberry I learned most of what I know about Juneteenth in the last few years.

SQUEEKY2's avatar

4 out of 10.

Call_Me_Jay's avatar

9/10
I missed the Delaware/Kentucky question. I knew some, guessed some.

I worked today and the Black Employee Network at our Amazon warehouse brought in a food truck for free BBQ for employees.

Most of our company-sponsored “celebrations” are Amazon t-shirt giveaways, or “wear this color this day to show support for this”. A little picnic was so much better.

JLeslie's avatar

^^I missed the Delaware Kentucky also. I don’t remember the exact question, but I tried to reason it out and I vaguely remember Maryland not having slavery in parts of the state as slavery became more and more controversial even though it was a slave state, because it was so close to DC, so I thought just by adjacency Delaware would not have gone on after the 13th amendment. I actually was surprised that Delaware was a slave state at all.

Blackberry's avatar

@janbb
I don’t read about African american struggles anymore. Makes my blood boil. Everyday you can find something worse, and thats all of history.

Although I am glad people found out about Belgium’s leadership in africa in the past and took his statue down.

eyesoreu's avatar

Four correct, three of which pure guesswork. Lincoln was the standout obvious answer.

raum's avatar

8/10 Missed the two states and traditional beverage.

janbb's avatar

I got 8/10. Missed the states and the flag.

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