Exploring the Life and Legacy of Rigoberta Menchú

The video explores the life of Rigoberta Menchú, a Guatemalan activist who has dedicated her life to fighting for the rights of indigenous people. Born in 1959, she became involved in activism as a teenager. After her family faced tragedy, she was driven to continue her work, eventually writing a book about her experiences. Forced to flee to Mexico, she continued her advocacy, which led to her receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 1992. Today, she remains a global advocate for indigenous rights.

What country is Rigoberta Menchu from?

• Peru

• Bolivia

• Mexico

• Guatemala

At what age did Rigoberta Menchu start her activism?

• As a teenager

• In her thirties

• As a child

• In her twenties

What was the main focus of Rigoberta Menchu's activism?

• Environmental protection

• Educational reform

• Women's rights

• Indigenous rights

What did Rigoberta Menchu do to bring global attention to her cause?

• Created a documentary

• Started a school

• Ran for political office

• Wrote a book

Where did Rigoberta Menchu live in exile?

• Spain

• Canada

• Mexico

• The United States

What did Rigoberta Menchu do after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize?

• Continued her advocacy

• Retired from activism

• Moved back to Guatemala

• Started a new career

What is the main theme of Rigoberta Menchu's speeches around the world?

• Gender equality

• Indigenous rights

• Climate change

• Economic development