Civic Virtues in Reform Movements

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes one of today’s learning intentions?

• We are learning about how civic virtues can harm society

• We are learning about civic virtues and how they help reform movements

• We are learning about why laws never change

• We are learning how to avoid responsibilities

Multiple Choice

Which of these are examples of civic virtues?

• Volunteering, voting, respecting the law

• Watching TV shows
• Buying a new car
• Paying taxes

Multiple Choice

Civic virtues encourage people to work together to make positive changes.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of responsibility in reform movements?

•  Ignoring problems in society.

• Breaking laws for personal gain.

• Making unfair rules for some people.

• Civil rights activists fighting for equality.

Fill in the Blank

One of today’s learning intentions is: We are learning how civic virtues help bring c_____.

Match

Match each reform movement with what they fought for:

• Voting rights

• Fair wages

• Racial equality

Women’s suffrage

Labor movements

Civil rights movement

• Women’s suffrage

• Labor movements

• Civil rights movement

Multiple Select

Which of the following reformers showed perseverance? (Select all that apply.)

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Napoleon Bonaparte

• Frederick Douglass
• Susan B. Anthony

Multiple Choice

Civic virtues like responsibility, fairness, and perseverance help reform movements succeed.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

How are civic virtues are essential for reform movements?

• Civic virtues hinder individualism in reform movements.
• Civic virtues are irrelevant to community actions.
• Civic virtues only benefit political leaders, not movements.
• Reformers take responsibility to create change, and fairness ensures equal rights for all.

Multiple Choice

What was the main focus of today’s lesson?

• How civic virtues help bring reform movements

• Why all laws should stay the same

• How to avoid participating in society

•  The history of war strategies