Protest

What is a boycott?

• Refusing to buy, use, or participate in (something) as a way of protesting.

• Refusing to date boys.

• A violent disturbance.

• Publishing a statement to encourage others to take action on an issue.

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Which of these is not an example of a peaceful protest?

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A violent or non-peaceful protest that breaks out is called a...

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Someone peacefully staying in a meeting or place they are not supposed to is called a ___-in

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What is a strike?

• Permanently refusing to do something

• Workers not attending work to protest

• Similar to a riot

• When people organise to march for better conditions

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Which of these is an example of strikes that have happened in history?

• Teacher strikes

• Nurse strikes

• Industrial strikes

• All of these

Why do people typically go on strike?

• Because they hate the government

• To protest for better conditions and/or pay

• Because they are lazy

• To get a day off work

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Black Lives Matter and Climate Change activists are part of a social...

When people sign a document to show their support or to protest something it is called a

• Campaign

• Petition

• Referendum

• Vote

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Our topic for the term is

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