Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Wild Card
100
Who did we study for the first week?
Paul Farmer
100
Who did we study for the second week?
Nelson Mandela
100
Who did we study for the third (this) week?
Aung San Suu Kyi
100
(week 3) How many years was the figure in house arrest?
15 of the last 21 years
200
What was his organization called?
Partners in Health
200
What is Apartheid?
A political system of racial segregation in South Africa
200
What are the two names for the country this week's figure is from?
Burma/Myanmar
200
Name 2 basic human rights
possible answers: freedom of speech, freedom of religion
300
What was the first country that this week's organization worked with?
Haiti
300
What kind of protests did this week's figure lead?
Non-violent protests
300
What honor did this week's figure receive during house arrest
Nobel Peace Prize
300
who said "one prisoner of conscience is one too many" and what does this mean?
Aung San Suu Kyi
400
What is the motto of this week's organization? What does it mean?
“Health is a Human Right”
400
What were the four racial groups that people were divided under and what color skin does each one represent
a.Afrikaans: white b.Colored: mixed c.Native: black d.Asian: Asian
400
What does this week's figure want to do in 2015
Run for president
400
(week 3) What is the definition of genocide?
when one group attempts to exterminate another group
500
What two main illnesses does this week's organization attempt to reduce?
HIV/AIDS and Tuberculosis
500
What organization did this week's figure lead?
the African National Congress
500
Why did this week's figure speak out against the government?
Because of the poverty, violence, and lack of human rights and democracy countrywide
500
What are our names (and spell them correctly!)
Angelica, Dianne, Isabella
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