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QUIZ: How much do you know about Morehouse College?

Ian Niemeyer, one of three Morehouse College valedictorians, speaks during Morehouse's 132nd commencement ceremony, Sunday, May 15, 2016, in Atlanta. BRANDEN CAMP/SPECIAL

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Ian Niemeyer, one of three Morehouse College valedictorians, speaks during Morehouse's 132nd commencement ceremony, Sunday, May 15, 2016, in Atlanta. BRANDEN CAMP/SPECIAL
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April 13, 2017

Known for educating generations of men of African descent, Morehouse College is an Atlanta staple.

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ATL’s preeminent male HBCU, recognized for its rich traditions and legacy, is one the city’s many historic sites.

But while the school has been around for decades, how deep is your knowledge of the institution? Take the quiz below to find out.

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