1 & 2 Human Rights and Responsibilities and women's rights

1. What does the Universal Declaration of Human Rights say about all human beings?

• They must follow all laws without question
• They are born with responsibilities only
• They are born free and equal in dignity and rights

2. True or False: Having rights means you can do whatever you want without thinking about others.

• False
• True

3. Which of the following is NOT a correct pairing of a right and its related responsibility?

• Right to education - Respect teachers and classmates
• Right to safety - Do not harm others
• Freedom of expression - Ignore others when they speak

4. Which of these is NOT a right listed in the Convention on the Rights of the Child?

• The right to own a smartphone
• The right to be safe and protected
• The right to education

5. In what year was the Universal Declaration of Human Rights created?

• 1948
• 1918
• 2000

6. What was one important change in human rights history?

• The invention of cars
• The abolition of slavery
• The creation of smartphones
• The discovery of electricity

7. Who were important figures in the U.S. Civil Rights Movement?

• Christopher Columbus and Leif Erikson
• Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks
• Napoleon Bonaparte and Joan of Arc

8. How can you show responsibility when exercising your right to free speech?

• Only speak when an adult gives you permission
• Say whatever you want, whenever you want
• Listen to others and respect their opinions
• Avoid talking about important topics

9. Why do you think it's important for everyone to have equal rights? Give an example of how this helps make the world better.

10. Think of a right you have. What responsibility comes with that right? Explain how they are connected.