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Make sure you have 5 resources.
Resources from .gov , .org and .net are really good resources to use.

Complete your 5 facts and make sure you they are specific. The facts should be a summarization of the information you found. Do not copy and paste from a source. To assist with making sure your facts are specific, include dates, years, names and locations. If you're using a quote make sure you have used quotation marks.

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The Gamma Phi Beta women started to call themselves a sorority at Syracuse University in 1882. This was proposed by their lawyer, who was a Latin professor and felt the word suited them better. The term sorority comes from the word "soror" meaning sister, in Latin.
By this time, however, many women's organizations had already been incorporated formally and legally and could not change their name. Today, many of the older "sororities" are referred to by that name, but may have in their official title the term "fraternity."

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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was founded on the Howard University campus in Washington, DC on January 15, 1908. Its members were among the less than 1,000 Negroes enrolled in higher education institutions in 1908 and the 25 women who earned Howard University Bachelor of Arts degrees between 1908 and 1911.Nine juniors and seniors who formed the initial core group of founding members and seven sophomores who were given an invitation to membership without initiation included what were known as the original 16 founders of Alpha Kappa Alpha. Driven by Ethel Hedgeman (Lyle), the scholastic leaders of their classes were the nine students from Howard University who came together to form Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Everyone also had a particular talent or gift that further strengthened this dynamic group's potential.

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In shaping the lives of many African Americans to become part of society, these Greek fraternities have played an important role. This briefing paper focuses on the key "five" Black fraternities and what they have meant to the history of African America, like Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha (December 4, 1906).
In 1906, in the midst of racial division, Alpha Phi Alpha, the oldest black fraternity, was founded on the Cornell University campus. To ensure their survival, seven gentlemen forged a union, binding them together. They've been known as Alpha Phi Alpha's seven jewels.

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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was founded on the Howard University campus in Washington, DC on January 15, 1908.

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Alpha Phi Alpha, the oldest black fraternity, was founded on the Cornell University campus.

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The Gamma Phi Beta women started to call themselves a sorority at Syracuse University in 1882.

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Nine juniors and seniors who formed the initial core group of founding members and seven sophomores who were given an invitation to membership without initiation included what were known as the original 16 founders of Alpha Kappa Alpha.

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The term sorority comes from the word "soror" meaning sister, in Latin.

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On January 13, 1913, 22 undergraduate women at Howard University formed Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. to encourage academic achievement and provide assistance to those in need.

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Delta Sigma Sorority Theta, Incorporated. It is a private, non-profit organization whose mission is to provide assistance and support to local communities worldwide through existing programs. More than 200,000 women have joined the organisation since its establishment. The business is a sisterhood of primarily female, college-educated women.