Tarik vs BH365 Study

African & Black heroes. One story every day. A year of pride for your child. Tarik brings the greatest figures of the African world and its diaspora to life — from Ethiopia and the Horn, across the continent, the Caribbean, and the Americas. Warriors who defended their people, queens who shattered barriers, scientists who changed the world, athletes who outran it, saints who illuminated it, and legends who gave it meaning. FEATURES • One hero story every day • Beautifully narrated audio • Rich portraits for every hero • Reading streaks and daily reminders • Favorites to save the stories that move you • Offline reading after first load • Sign In with Apple or Google to sync across devices • Dark, elegant design rooted in African heritage CATEGORIES Warriors & Defenders · Queens & Trailblazers · Saints & Scholars · Athletes & Champions · Artists & Poets · Leaders & Diplomats · Scientists & Innovators · Legends & Mythology From Empress Taytu and Ras Alula to Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman — every Ethiopian hero you love is still here, now joined by African & Black heroes from across the diaspora. Built by Rosslyn LLC for the next generation — and anyone who loves a great story.

Master Black History with BH365 Study — an interactive flashcard and quiz app covering 14 chapters of essential African American history. PRACTICE MODE Flip through 55 detailed flashcards organized by chapter or unit. Each card covers WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, and WHY. CHALLENGE MODE Test your knowledge with 375+ quiz questions. Earn points, build streaks, and unlock awards. SPEED ROUND Race the clock — 30 seconds to answer as many as you can. Bonus points for speed and accuracy. FEATURES • 14 chapters spanning the Great Migration to modern era • 375+ auto-generated questions (When did…, Who led…, Why did…) • Streak bonuses and point multipliers • Persistent stats and awards • Global leaderboard — compete with other learners • Study by chapter, unit, or full guide UNITS COVERED • Unit 5: The Great Migration, Jim Crow, Black Leadership, Harlem Renaissance • Unit 6: Civil Rights Movement, Birmingham, Freedom Fighters • Unit 7: Economic Systems, HBCUs, Black Entrepreneurs, Obama Era Learn history. Earn points. Top the leaderboard.