Understanding American Civil Rights and Influential Figures

The video discusses the stories of seven extraordinary individuals who fought for equal rights in the U.S. It covers the democratic process, women's suffrage, civil rights, and the impact of figures like Elinor Roosevelt, Jackie Robinson, and Cesar Chavez. The video also highlights the importance of disability rights and the Americans with Disabilities Act.

What is required for a person to vote in the United States?

• Being 25 years old and a property owner

• Being 21 years old and a taxpayer

• Being 18 years old and a citizen

• Being 16 years old and a resident

What is a key aspect of the democratic process in the United States?

• Citizens must own property to vote

• Citizens can vote for leaders who represent their interests

• Only men are allowed to vote

• Voting is mandatory for all citizens

Who was a prominent leader in the women's rights movement in America?

• Eleanor Roosevelt

• Jackie Robinson

• Rosa Parks

• Susan B. Anthony

Which leader worked closely with Eleanor Roosevelt to improve civil rights?

• Jackie Robinson

• Mary McLeod Bethune

• Cesar Chavez

• Rosa Parks

What significant barrier did Jackie Robinson break in sports?

• Color barrier in baseball

• Age barrier in basketball

• Height barrier in football

• Gender barrier in tennis

What was the outcome of Jackie Robinson's first season in Major League Baseball?

• He was banned from the league

• He won Rookie of the Year

• He became a coach

• He retired immediately

What event is considered a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement?

• The Boston Tea Party

• The Montgomery Bus Boycott

• The March on Washington

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence

Who led the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

• Cesar Chavez

• Eleanor Roosevelt

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Susan B. Anthony

What was Cesar Chavez known for advocating?

• Animal rights

• Disability rights

• Farm workers' rights

• Women's voting rights

What does the Americans with Disabilities Act ensure?

• Equal pay for women

• Access to education for all

• Voting rights for all citizens

• Equal access for people with disabilities