Civil Rights Movement

Imagine Mia, Benjamin, and Henry are discussing the current condition of the Negro in America. What do they conclude?

• They are free and equal

• They are crippled by segregation and discrimination

• They are prosperous and successful

• They are living in poverty

Aiden, Ethan, and Mason are having a debate about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s beliefs. According to Dr. King, what is something he refuses to believe?

• That the bank of justice is bankrupt

• That America will never change

• That the Negro is free

• That there is no hope for equality

Imagine Abigail, Henry, and Lily are discussing what will happen if the nation returns to business as usual. What do they conclude?

• There will be rest and tranquility

• The civil rights movement will end

• The Negro will be granted citizenship rights

• There will be neither rest nor tranquility

Sophia, Daniel, and Benjamin are discussing about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in their history class. Can you help them understand what Dr. King warned his people against?

• Seeking freedom through violence

• Trusting white people

• Giving up on their dreams

• Ignoring the urgency of the moment

Evelyn, Abigail, and Ethan are discussing a famous quote by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. According to Dr. King, what will not be satisfied?

• The civil rights movement

• The American people

• The Negro

• The government

Mia, Evelyn, and Ava are discussing about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in their history class. Can you guess what they think Dr. King dreamt of?

• A nation where all men are equal

• A world without racism

• A future of peace and justice

• A society free from discrimination

Ethan, Abigail, and William are participating in a quiz competition. The quizmaster asks, 'Where does Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. want freedom to ring?' Can you help them answer?

• From every village and every hamlet

• From every state and every city

• From every hill and every mountain

• From every mountainside

Imagine Benjamin, Grace, and Aria are discussing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous speech. According to Dr. King, what will happen when freedom rings?

• All Americans will be free

• All racial tensions will disappear

• All people will be judged by their character

• All injustices will be corrected

Mia, Avery, and Nora are discussing about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in their history class. Can you help them figure out what Dr. King wanted to make real?

• The promises of democracy

• The dreams of the American people

• The power of the civil rights movement

• The ideals of the Constitution

Which of the following sentences uses the word 'movement' correctly in the context of the Civil Rights Movement?

• The movement of the clock hands was mesmerizing.

• The Civil Rights Movement was a pivotal era in American history.

• She felt a movement in her stomach after eating.

• The dance movement was graceful and elegant.