Understanding Voting and Rights

Front

Which of the following best describes the main idea of "suffrage"? The right to own property, The right to vote, The right to free speech, The right to a fair trial

Back

The right to vote

Front

If a law separates people based on their skin color, what is this practice called?

Back

Segregation

Front

Which of these actions would be an example of nonviolence during a protest?
Breaking windows,
Marching peacefully,
Yelling at others,
Refusing to listen

Back

Marching peacefully

Front

If a law is found to go against the Constitution, what is it called?

Back

Unconstitutional

Front

Which of the following is an example of propaganda? A fair news report, A poster that tries to make you believe only one side of a story, A math textbook, A weather forecast

Back

A poster that tries to make you believe only one side of a story

Front

The 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution gave which group the right to vote?

Back

Women

Front

Which of these best shows the idea of equality? Options: Only some students get to play at recess, All students are treated the same in class, Only boys can join the soccer team, Only tall students can sit in the front

Back

All students are treated the same in class

Front

What was the main goal of the Civil Rights Movement?

Back

To gain equal rights for all people

Front

If a school allows students of all races to attend together, what is this called?

Back

Integration

Front

Which of the following is an example of using your right to vote?
Options:
Writing a letter to a friend,
Choosing your favorite class president in an election,
Reading a book,
Drawing a picture

Back

Choosing your favorite class president in an election