We are rights guaranteed by the government, such as the right to vote. What are we?

• Civil Rights

• Human Rights

• suffrage

• segregation

The right to vote is called...

• boycott

• segregation

• suffrage

• discrimination

Unfair treatment based on skin color, race, or religion is called...

• discrimination

• suffrage

• boycott

• segregation

Rights that belong to ALL people such as the right to food, shelter, an education, and a job are called...

• Civil Rights

• boycott

• Human Rights

• activists

A nonviolent group of people that refuse to perform an action is called...

• boycott

• activists

• segregation

• migrant workers

People who travel to different areas in search of work are called...

• activists

• suffrage

• migrant workers

The separation of people based on race or religion is known as...

• suffrage

• boycott

• segregation

• discrimination

People who take action to achieve a goal are called...

• boycott

• migrant workers

• suffrage

• activists

I broke the "color barrier" in baseball. Who am I?

• Cesar Chavez

• Jackie Robinson

• Rosa Parks

• Martin Luther King, Jr.

I fought for women to have the right to vote and I traveled the country with Elizabeth Cady Stanton giving speeches on women's rights. Who am I?

• Mary McLeod Bethune

• Eleanor Roosevelt

• Susan B. Anthony

• Rosa Parks