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7.10 The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom

7.10 The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom

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History

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5th Grade

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Brian Luzadder

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10 Slides • 8 Questions

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Open Ended

At the end of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his famous “I Have a Dream” speech.

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What can you tell me about the dream he had for our country?

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​Bet You Didn't Know: March on Washington (2:33) YouTube (History Channel)

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Multiple Choice

The march commemorated the 100 year anniversary of what major event?

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End of Women's Suffrage

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The U.S. Constitution

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Emancipation Proclamation Ending Slavery

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Thirteenth Amendment

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Signing of the Declaration of Independence

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Multiple Choice

What year was the March on Washington?

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1923

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1987

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1954

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1963

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Multiple Choice

Where did the March on Washington take place?

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In front of the Capitol

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In front of the White House

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In front of the Lincoln Memorial

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In front of the Washington Monument

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Multiple Choice

Around how many people attended the march?

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1,000,000

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250,000

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50,000

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10,000

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Multiple Choice

Who was president during the March on Washington?

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Jimmy Carter

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Richard Nixon

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Harry Truman

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Dwight D. Eisenhower

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John F. Kennedy

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Multiple Choice

What major law was passed around a year later as a result of the March on Washington?

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Washington Act

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Civil Rights Act

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Great March Act

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Social Security Act

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Open Ended

What words in Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech do you feel

were most important or most memorable to you?

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