Early Years
He went to this country to practice law
South Africa
An example of protesting, boycotting, writing a letter, etc
Civil disobedience
True or False: Gandhi was arrested.
True
What happened to Josephine Baker's house as a child?
They burned her house done
How many people protested March at Washington
200,000 or 250,000
This was the system of racism that was in South Africa in the 20th century
What is Apartheid
How did Josephine protest on her own
She didn't play for segregated audiences in America.
How many miles was the March?
240 Miles
To play in a show, and than stayed
Jim Crow laws were put into place to
What is keep African Americans from getting their full equality
This was a 240-mile peaceful protest to get salt
What is Salt March
As an act of defiance, Indians weaved their own for self-sufficiency. What is this material?
Cloth
This was a 240-mile peaceful protest to get salt.
What is Salt March
What two states did Josephine experience racism coming back to America
New York and Alanta
After the civil war, what happened in the South
The south lost the war and didn't have the resources to make an economy, infuriarted
Where was Josephine Baker born, and what work did she do as a little girl
St. Louis, Missouri, and she worked for wealthy white families.
Name Gandhi's strategy towards injustice.
What is non-violence
Before the March, what did Gandhi do to negotiate with the British?
Gandhi wrote a letter to the Viceroy, Lord Irwin
What did Josephine have that other African Americans didn't have, and what country made her acquire all this
Wealth, Status, Fame, Voice and happened in France
The main goal of the civil rights movement was to
End segregation based on race
What is Dancer, Singer, and Actress
"There is no easy walk to freedom", Nelson Mandela
How long did the Salt March last?
1 month
Why did Josephine baker open her mouth "to shout", and what was the result of her protest
Denied what she feels she is entitled to, and the US gov't hounded her, calling her 'communist"
In 1954, the Brown v. Board of Education case determined that?
segregation of American public schools was illegal