Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Knowledge
Name that Person
Name that Person
100
Is winning an award in for my art project an achievement? 
Yes.
100
If I boycott the bus, that means I stop riding the bus.
True or False
True
100
True or false
Civil rights do not make the world fairer for all people.
False
100
This is a man worked for farmers' rights.
Cesar Chaves
100
This woman helped black men vote by teaching them to read.
Mary McLeod Bethune
200
Do all kids have the privilege of having a puppy at home?
No. 
200
Which sentence uses the word suffrage correctly?
1. Susan B. Anthony fought for women's suffrage, the right to vote.
2. I used suffrage to tie my shoes.
1.
200
How did Jackie Robinson face discrimination when he was with his baseball team?
Answers may vary:
He was not able to eat at the same restaurants, hotels, etc.. people called him names, were mean to him.
200
This woman traveled the country and gave speeches about women's suffrage.
Susan B. Anthony
200
This person gave the "I have a dream" speech
MLK jr
300
Which sentence uses the word obstacle correctly?
1. I have an obstacle at home that I play with.
2. The rock was an obstacle, so we had to walk around it.
2. 
300
What is discrimination?
The unfair, unjust treatment of individuals or groups based on characteristics such as race, gender, age, or religion.
300
How was MLK jr nonviolent?
He lead peaceful protests
300
This woman started a school for young black girls in Florida.
Mary McLeod Bethune
300
This woman worked to end segregation on transportation.
Rosa Parks
400
Was Cesar Chavez of Asian descent?
No
400
Which sentence uses the word chapter correctly?
Our school has a 4h chapter that meets weekly.
a. one section of a large organization
b. one of the main sections of a book
a.
400
True or false:
Human rights are rights that belong to all people everywhere, like the right to have enough food to eat or a place to live.
True
400
This women refused to move when asked on the bus. She was arrested and the bus boycott started.
Rosa Parks
400
This person broke the color barrier and ended discrimination in sports.
Jackie Robinsin
500
What are civil rights?
The rights the government gives people to make life fair.
500
What are human rights?
Rights that belong to all people everywhere, like the right to have enough food to eat or a place to live.
500
What is segregation?
The act of separating or isolating groups of people—usually based on race, religion, or gender—or items, through forced or voluntary means
500
This person was the first lady and was the president's "eyes & ears." This person traveled around the country listening to people.
Eleanor Roosevelt
500
This person worked for human rights.
Eleanor Roosevelt