Remember the Titans Movie Guide (2000) *50 Questions & Answer Key!*

Remember the Titans (2000) follows the 1971 story of a football team during its first year of being integrated. The team is led by a new African American coach who must overcome racism and backlash from his town. This film would be great for U.S. History, Black History Month, a unit on the Civil Rights Movement, End of the Year, last minute sub plans, or a Sports History class! The film stars Denzel Washington, Will Patton, Ryan Gosling, Donald Faison, Wood Harris, Ryan Hurst, Craig Kirkwood, Hayden Panettiere, Ethan Suplee, and Kate Bosworth.

This movie guide has 50 questions and a movie guide has been provided for your convenience. The film's runtime is 113 minutes and is rate PG for thematic elements and some language.

Other movie guides/documentaries in my store available for Black History Month:

Harriet- The heroic tale of Harriet Tubman and her work as a conductor on the Underground Railroad

Green Book- Musician traveling the South during the Kim Crow Era

BlacKkKlansman- True story of African American cop who infiltrated the KKK

42- The Story of Jackie Robinson

Red Tails- The Tuskegee Airmen

Glory Road- The 1966 NCAA Championship

Hidden Figures- The Women of NASA

Selma- Dr. Martin L. King Jr. and Voting Equality

Mudbound- Sharecropping/Life in the 1950s South

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks- One woman's cells helping millions and the family's struggle to know the truth about their mother.

The Hate U Give- based off of Angie Thomas' best-selling novel.

Race- Jesse Owens and the 1936 Olympics

Marshall- The early years of Thurgood Marshall and his work with the NAACP

The Express- The Ernie Davis Story/football

Best of Enemies- The true story of an unlikely friendship between a Ku Klux Klan president, C.P. Ellis, and an African American civil rights activist, Ann Atwater that develops as their district debates integration.

Black Panther- African American representation in film

Loving- Based on the Loving v. Virginia Supreme Court Case/interracial marriage
The Help- Set during 1963, a young white author is inspired to write about African American women and their work as the caretakers and housekeepers for white families in Jackson, Mississippi.

The Great Debaters- Based off the true story of the Wiley College professor, Melvin B. Tolson, who led his African American team to the national broadcast debate at Harvard University.

Lee Daniels' The Butler- A man, Cecil Gaines, serves as a White House butler during seven administrations and has a front row seat to history.

Ghosts of Mississippi- Medgar Evers murderer takes the stand over 30 years after the initial crime. This true story follow Mrs. Evers and a Mississippi's D.A. fight for justice.

A Ballerina's Tale- The story of Misty Copeland and her rise to becoming the first African American principal dancer.

Kevin Hart's Guide to Black History Month- The documentary tells the stories of individuals that many may not be aware of when it comes to African American advancements and innovations and also shares the stories of some well-known figures.

Just Mercy- Based on the true story of Bryan Stevenson, a civil rights defense attorney, and his early work with the Equal Justice Initiative.

The Banker- It's based on the true story of two African American entrepreneurs, Bernard Garrett and Joe Morris, in the 1960s who wanted to expand the housing market to include more African Americans.

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