North Korea
On what continent is North Korea located?
What is the name of the girl who wrote In Order to Live to tell her life story?
Who is Yeonmi Park
What is the term for freely offering your time and energy to help your local community without getting paid?
What is volunteering (or community service)
How long is the president in office?
What is 4 years
What famous document, signed in 1776, declared that all people have the right to "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness"?
What is the Declaration of Independence
Who is the current supreme leader and dictator of North Korea?
Who is Kim Jong-un
Because they did not have official permission to be in China, Yeonmi and her mother had to live in constant fear of being caught by whom?
Who is the police (or the government)
Instead of just caring about your own town or country, a global citizen cares about people living all across the entire what?
What is the world (or Earth)
Who is the new elected governor of Wisconsin?
Who is David Crowley
What are the three branches of the United States government that share power to make sure no single group gets too much control?
What are the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches
North Korea is often described as having strict government control over people's daily lives. What type of government is this?
What is a dictatorship
In what democratic country did Yeonmi and her mother finally settle down and become citizens?
What is South Korea
What are the basic freedoms and protections—like safety, food, and education—that every single person in the world deserves to have?
What are human rights
What term describes a highly competitive state where voters frequently switch their support between major political parties from one election to the next?
What is a swing state (or battleground state)
What do we call the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution that specifically protect a citizen's personal freedoms?
What is the Bill of Rights
What country borders North Korea directly to the north?
What is China
What family member left the house first, which caused Yeonmi and her mother to go looking for her?
Who is her older sister, Eunmi
What concept describes how countries around the world have become deeply connected and dependent on each other through trade, technology, and culture?
What is globalization (or global interdependence)
While a president's name is not on a midterm ballot, voters are deciding which political party will hold a majority and run this lawmaking branch of government?
What is Congress
What are the five core freedoms guaranteed to every American citizen by the First Amendment?
What is speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition
Why do the citizens not know anything about the outside world?
What is Censorship
What kind of stories did Yeonmi read as a child that were filled with praise for the North Korean leader?
What is propaganda (or schoolbooks)
What famous commandment given by Jesus tells his followers to go into the entire world and make disciples of all nations, showing that the Christian community has no borders?
What is the Great Commission
Midterms are massive because every single one of the 435 voting seats in this specific chamber of Congress is up for election at the same time?
What is the House of Representatives
What constitutional amendment, ratified after the Civil War, guarantees that all citizens receive "equal protection under the laws"?
What is the 14th Amendment