Human Rights
Heroes and Villains
Black Civil Rights
The Little Rock 9
The Dawn Raids
100

When a government is made up of multiple different political parties that are working together.

Coalition

100

A kind of government where the people in charge are elected.

Democracy

100

The people in charge of the country

Government

100

When someone is treated unfairly because of something about them.

Discrimination

100

A belief that some racial groups are better or worse than others (or acting in a way that shows this).

Racism.

200

A right which is believed to belong to everyone. E.g.: The right to not be a slave.

Human Right

200

A right to participate in government and society. E.g.: The right to vote.

Civil Right

200

A widely held and often incorrect view about a group pf people.

Stereotype

200

A group put together to give justice.

Tribunal

200

To fight against injustice without hurting people.

Non-violent resistance.

300

A reason someone complains. Can be real or imagined.

Grievance

300

When things are distributed fairly, so everyone ends up the same.

Equity

300

When everyone gets the same.

Equality

300

Fair and equal treatment, especially by the law

Justice

300

To prejudge someone based on something about them (race, gender, etc.)

Prejudice

400

This document, published by the United Nations, lists many of the fundamental human rights recognised by most countries around the world.

The United Nations Declarations of Human Rights.

400

Name one Human Rights Hero and Villain we did presentations on in term 1.

Heroes: Nelson Mandela, Mother Teresa, Mahatma Gandhi, Abraham Lincoln, Malala Yousafzai, Oskar Schindler.

Villains: Pol Pot, Joseph Stalin, Adolph Hitler, Kim Jong Un, Bashar Al-Assad, Muammar Ghaddafi.

400
Aside from organising civil rights protests, what was Martin Luther King Jr's job?

Preacher/priest.

400

Which school were the Little Rock 9 the first black students at?

Central High School, Little Rock, Arkansas.

400

Who did the government say they were looking for when conducting the Dawn Raids?

Illegal overstayers.

500

Fill in the missing word (the same word twice) in this human right from the UNDHR:

"We are all equal before the _____ and entitled to equal protection under the _____."

Law

500

Which country was Pol Pot dictator of?

Cambodia

500

What is example of a discriminatory law from the "Jim Crow" South?

Could be lots of things, including:

Seating on the bus.

Separate facilities that aren't equal.

Not punishing lynchers.

500

Name one student who was a member of the Little Rock 9.

Ernest Green, Elizabeth Eckford, Minnijean Brown, Thelma Mothershed, Melba Pattillo, Gloria Ray, Terrence Roberts, Jefferson Thomas, or Carlotta Walls

500

What was the name of the Polynesian activist group who resisted the Dawn Raids?

The Polynesian Panthers.