WorksheetsCivil Rights Camp
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 36mins
Who is this?
Mommy Luther King
Iman Luther King
Martin Luther King Jr.
What does it mean to have equal rights?
everbody same, same
everybody has different things
everybody is angry
What is -racism- in korean?
사랑
음식
친구
인종 차별
Who is this?
Rosa Parks
Why was Rosa Parks arrested? What happened on the bus?
In the 1950s, did whites and blacks have equal rights?
Yes, everybody had the same rights
No, they did not
to refuse to buy or use
something as a way of protest
boycott
cry
non-violence
What is this word 금지 in English?
(a)
the refusal to use violence to achieve a goal
(a)
protest - 항의
the refusal to use violence to achieve a goal
an action taken to show disapproval of something
What is this?
fairness and equality for all people (정의)
(a)
Who is this man?
President Barack Obama
President Teddy Bear
President Iman Tr.
a baby
What is this?
a formal talk given to a large group of people (연설)
(a)
What does it mean to -march - 행진-?
to jump up and down
to walk together in a large group, often as a form of protest
to go to the bathroom
What is the meaning of this?
freedom - 자유
being funny
having no control over your life
the ability to do what you want without being controlled by others
laughing
My friend gave a ________ about her pet turtle. She even brought the turtle with her!
The ___________ at the pool says “Don’t Run!”
The _________ to play outside all day is the best thing about summer vacation!
We need to have _______ in the world so that everyone can live peacefully and safely.
justice
The “Bus Boycott” in Montgomery was a very important time in history.
True
False
Rosa was born in 1913 in Alabama, when black people were treated differently from white people.
True
False
Rosa Parks did not become a symbol of the civil rights movement.
True
False
More than 200,000 people came from all
over the United States to join together for The March on Washington
for Jobs and Freedom.
True
False
What was the name of the big march in Washington, D.C.?
The March for May
The March on Washington
for Jobs and Freedom
The March for Macarons
Who gave a famous speech at the march?
Martin Luther King Jr.
Iman's Mommy
Obama
Jordan Tr.
How many people came from all over the United States to join the march?
30,000
More than 200,000
5 million
One of the most famous speeches given was called “I Have a Wish.”
True
False - it was called "I Have A Dream"
Why didn't Rosa give up her seat to a white passenger?
She wanted to have equal rights for everyone
During bus segregation, where did white people and black people sit?
The March on Washington was one of the largest rallies for human rights in United States history.
True
False
Who said this?
"I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character."
The March on Washington was a peaceful protest that showed the world how important fair treatment is.
True
False
Add ‘-tion’ or ‘-sion’ to the end of each word.
educate ---> (a)
Add ‘-tion’ or ‘-sion’ to the end of each word.
permit-----> (a)
Add ‘-tion’ or ‘-sion’ to the end of each word.
decide -----> (a)
Add ‘-tion’ or ‘-sion’ to the end of each word.
adopt -----> (a)
What does it mean to be -equal - 동등한-?
he ability to do what you want without being controlled by others
watching lots of TV
having the same rights and opportunities as others
eating kimchi
When playing with friends, we don’t hit and instead use (a) and treat each other with kindness.
My brother and I share our toys evenly, so we both have an ___________ amount.
What are -civil rights-?
Civil Rights are equal rights that everyone deserves, no matter their skin color.
They are rights no one deserves
They are rights based on if you like ice cream.
