No More: The Children's March video Quiz

What does segregation mean?

• Integrate

• Separate

• Join together

• Civil rights

George Wallace was the governor of what state?

• Alaska

• Arkansas

• Alabama

• Africa

What was the nickname of the city of Birmingham?

• Burningham

• Green eggs and ham

• Bombingham

• Burlingham

In Project C for Confrontation, adults held signs and paraded around town against segregation. What happened to the adults?

• They were in the newspaper.

• They were sprayed with water hoses.

• They were yelled at.

• They were arrested.

Why were children asked to march to protest instead?

• Children didn't have jobs to lose.

• Children didn't own their own house.

• Children were the only ones left to protest.

• Children volunteered to help protest for freedom.

In 1962, Barbara Cross and her family were not allowed to ride a taxi because......

• They had a dog.

• They didn't wear shoes.

• They were black.

• They were homeless.

Why were many white children racist just as their parents?

• They learned it in school.

• They learned it at church.

• They were spoon-fed and taught hatred.

• They didn't know any better.

What was D-Day in 1963?

• Damage Day

• Demon Day

• Demonstration Day

• Daddy Day

On D-Day where did the children leave school to meet?

• 7-11

• 16th St Baptist Church

• On the sidewalk

• At the park

When the children were arrested and the paddy wagons were full, what other vehicle did the police use to take them to jail?

• police cars

• fire engines

• school buses

• mini vans