The March for Freedom

What is the definition of an activist?

• A person who works to bring about political or social change

• A person who writes books about history

• A person who teaches in a school

• A person who designs buildings

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What does it mean to advocate for something?

• To ignore it completely

• To support or argue in favor of it

• To criticize it harshly

• To forget about it

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What is discrimination?

• Fair treatment of all people

• Unfair treatment based on characteristics like race or gender

• Equal opportunities for everyone

• Helping others in need

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What is an example of injustice?

• Everyone being paid equally

• Women being paid less than men for the same job

• People voting in elections

• Students receiving the same grades

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What does segregation mean?

• Mixing different groups together

• Keeping different groups apart

• Sharing resources equally

• Celebrating diversity

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What is a throng?

• A small group of people

• A large number of people gathered together

• A single person

• A pair of friends

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What is something you have advocated for in the past or would consider advocating for in the future?

• A new school policy

• A favorite TV show

• A type of food

• A video game

Where might you see a throng of people?

• In a library

• At a concert

• In a small room

• On a deserted island

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Being treated unfairly is an example of facing an injustice.

• True

• False

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Which is an example of discrimination?

• Randall refuses to sell his house to the Davis family because of their religion.

• Lydia’s parents ground her for the weekend because she broke her curfew.

• Tom refuses to lend his book to his friend because he lost it last time.

• Sarah doesn't invite her neighbor to the party because they had an argument.

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