Martin Luther King, Jr. For Kids

The video explores the life and impact of Martin Luther King Jr., a pivotal figure in the American civil rights movement. It covers his early life, education, and rise as a leader advocating for equality through nonviolent protests. Key events include the Montgomery Bus Boycott, the March on Washington, and his famous 'I Have a Dream' speech. Despite facing significant opposition, MLK's efforts led to major civil rights advancements, including the Voting Rights Act. His legacy continues to inspire the ongoing struggle for equality and justice.

What are civil rights primarily concerned with?

• Political and social freedom and equality

• Economic prosperity

• Cultural heritage

• Religious beliefs

Where was Martin Luther King Jr. born?

• New York, NY

• Los Angeles, CA

• Chicago, IL

• Atlanta, GA

What college did Martin Luther King Jr. attend at the age of 15?

• Harvard University

• Morehouse College

• Yale University

• Stanford University

Who did Martin Luther King Jr. marry in 1953?

• Maya Angelou

• Rosa Parks

• Coretta Scott

• Angela Davis

What event in 1955 significantly boosted the civil rights movement?

• The Civil Rights Act

• The March on Washington

• The Selma March

• Rosa Parks' bus protest

What was Martin Luther King Jr.'s approach to achieving equality?

• Violent protests

• Nonviolent activism

• Political lobbying

• Economic sanctions

What was the significance of the March on Washington?

• It was a violent protest

• It was a small gathering

• It was a political campaign

• It was a peaceful protest with a large attendance

What famous speech did Martin Luther King Jr. deliver at the March on Washington?

• The Declaration of Independence

• The Emancipation Proclamation

• The Gettysburg Address

• I Have a Dream

What prestigious award did Martin Luther King Jr. receive in 1964?

• Pulitzer Prize

• Nobel Peace Prize

• Presidential Medal of Freedom

• Grammy Award

What is celebrated on the third Monday of January in the United States?

• Thanksgiving

• Martin Luther King Jr. Day

• Labor Day

• Independence Day