John Lewis's Legacy and Activism

The video introduces John Lewis, a key figure in the civil rights movement, highlighting his use of nonviolence and peaceful protests to fight for equality. It discusses his participation in a vigil at a Whites-Only pool and the 1965 march for voting rights. The concept of 'Good Trouble' is emphasized, encouraging peaceful activism for justice and equality.

Who was John Lewis and what was he known for?

• A leader in the Civil Rights Movement

• A renowned scientist

• A popular actor

• A famous musician

What method did John Lewis use to fight for civil rights?

• Economic boycotts

• Political campaigns

• Nonviolence

• Violence

What is a vigil, as practiced by John Lewis?

• A violent protest

• A silent prayer or meditation gathering

• A community festival

• A political rally

What message did the poster created from Danny Lyon's photograph convey?

• Ignore racial issues

• Fight with violence

• Build a new world together

• Stay silent and avoid trouble

What was the purpose of the march in 1965?

• To protest against war

• To demand voting rights for African-Americans

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To support a political candidate

Who were some of the key figures in the 1965 march alongside John Lewis?

• Ralph Abernathy and Martin Luther King Jr.

• Albert Einstein and Marie Curie

• Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe

• George Washington and Thomas Jefferson

What does the term 'Good Trouble' refer to in the context of John Lewis's legacy?

• Avoiding any form of conflict

• Engaging in peaceful actions for justice

• Causing trouble for personal gain

• Creating chaos in society

How did John Lewis continue his fight for civil rights later in his life?

• By becoming a famous actor

• By serving in the United States government

• By retiring from public life

• By starting a business

What did John Lewis encourage people to do when they see something unjust?

• Speak up and take action

• Wait for others to act

• Ignore it

• Complain quietly

What was the ultimate goal of John Lewis's lifelong activism?

• To gain personal fame

• To achieve freedom and equality for all

• To write a book

• To become wealthy