Martin Luther King Jr Quiz

What year did the Civil Rights Movement peak in the United States?

• 1955

• 1970

• 1985

• 1963

Who was the leader of the Civil Rights Movement?

• Martin Luther King Jr

• Malcolm X

• Nelson Mandela

• Abraham Lincoln

What was the purpose of the Civil Rights Movement?

• To establish a separate society for African Americans

• To maintain the status quo of racial inequality

• To promote racial segregation and discrimination against African Americans

• To end racial segregation and discrimination against African Americans

What was the main theme of Martin Luther King Jr's 'I Have a Dream' speech?

• The promotion of segregation and discrimination

• The advocacy for economic inequality

• The support for political corruption

• The pursuit of racial equality and justice

Where did Martin Luther King Jr deliver his 'I Have a Dream' speech?

• Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco

• Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C.

• Eiffel Tower in Paris

• Empire State Building in New York City

What event led to the start of the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

• Election of Martin Luther King Jr

• Montgomery Bus Company strike

• Arrest of Rosa Parks

• Signing of the Civil Rights Act

Who was the primary spokesperson for the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

• Harriet Tubman

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Rosa Parks

• Malcolm X

What was the primary method of protest used in the Nonviolent Resistance movement?

• Political lobbying and negotiation

• Armed rebellion and violent protests

• Social media campaigns and online petitions

• Civil disobedience and nonviolent direct action

What was the significance of the Nonviolent Resistance movement in the Civil Rights Movement?

• It focused on economic reform rather than social change

• It emphasized peaceful protests and civil disobedience to bring about social change.

• It promoted violent protests and aggressive actions

• It had no impact on the Civil Rights Movement

Who was a key figure in promoting Nonviolent Resistance during the Civil Rights Movement?

• George Washington

• Abraham Lincoln

• Martin Luther King Jr

• Malcolm X