Greensboro Sit-Ins and Civil Rights

The video discusses the historical significance of the Greensboro sit-in, a pivotal event in the Civil Rights Movement. It highlights the courage of four young men who protested segregation by sitting at a lunch counter, sparking a movement that led to the integration of lunch counters across the South. The legacy of these actions is remembered at the Woolworth's building, now a national historical landmark. The video also emphasizes the importance of continuing the fight for equality and justice for future generations.

What historical event do the preserved seats in Greensboro represent?

• The moon landing

• Segregation in America

• The signing of the Declaration of Independence

• The end of World War II

Where did the voices of struggle and hope rise during the Civil Rights Movement?

• Harvard University

• Stanford University

• North Carolina A&T State University

• Yale University

Who was Franklin McCain, and what was his role in the Greensboro sit-ins?

• A famous musician

• A politician

• A sports coach

• A Civil Rights leader and one of the Greensboro Four

What was the outcome of the Greensboro sit-ins in terms of lunch counter integration?

• Lunch counters across the South began to integrate

• Lunch counters were closed permanently

• Lunch counters remained segregated

• Lunch counters were moved to different locations

What aspirations did Franklin McCain have for future generations?

• To become famous

• To live in isolation

• To have better opportunities and education

• To travel the world

What is the significance of the Woolworth's building in Greensboro?

• It is a government office

• It is a shopping mall

• It is a national historical landmark

• It is a sports arena

What personal responsibility does Franklin McCain Jr. feel he has?

• To avoid public speaking

• To focus solely on personal success

• To be a voice for the voiceless

• To ignore social issues

What does Franklin McCain Jr. believe is ingrained in him?

• To avoid helping others

• To be indifferent to others

• To do what he can for his fellow man

• To seek fame and fortune

What does Franklin McCain Jr. encourage people to do when they see injustice?

• Speak up and take action

• Ignore it

• Keep it to themselves

• Wait for others to act

What is the overarching theme of the Greensboro sit-ins and the actions of the Greensboro Four?

• The importance of financial success

• The power of nonviolent protest and social change

• The need for isolation

• Indifference to social issues