Ruby Bridges' Journey and Impact

The video tells the story of Ruby Bridges, a young African American girl who played a pivotal role in the desegregation of schools in New Orleans in 1960. Despite facing hostility and racism, Ruby attended an all-white school, protected by federal marshals. Her courage and resilience became a symbol of the civil rights movement. The video also highlights Ruby's family's faith and the support of her teacher, Miss Henry. Ruby's story is a testament to the power of perseverance and prayer in the face of adversity.

Who is the author of 'The Story of Ruby Bridges'?

• Miss S

• Robert Coles

• George Ford

• Ann Castles

Where was Ruby Bridges born?

• Baton Rouge

• Tylertown

• Jackson

• New Orleans

What was Ruby's father's occupation after moving to New Orleans?

• Teacher

• Farmer

• Banker

• Janitor

Why did Ruby's family move to New Orleans?

• To find better jobs

• To escape segregation

• To attend better schools

• To join relatives

What was the main reason for the segregation in schools during Ruby's time?

• Cultural differences

• Lack of resources

• Economic disparity

• Racial discrimination

In what year did a judge order the desegregation of schools in New Orleans?

• 1965

• 1963

• 1960

• 1957

How did Ruby's parents feel about her attending a white school?

• Proud

• Angry

• Worried

• Indifferent

What did the crowd outside the school do on Ruby's first day?

• Protested against her

• Welcomed her

• Cheered for her

• Ignored her

Who was responsible for ensuring Ruby's safety on her way to school?

• Federal marshals

• School staff

• Local police

• Her parents

What did Ruby carry with her to school every day?

• A backpack

• A lunch pail

• A book

• A toy