Change Makers
I was the first Black baseball player in Major Leauge Baseball.
Jackie Robinson
What cause did Martin Luther King Jr. work for?
Civil Rights
________ is a form of protest without violence.
nonviolent protests
Your culture and when your family/ancestors are from is called ________.
descent
Lauren, Sydney & Mikaila
I refused to give up my seat to a White person on the bus.
Rosa Parks
What cause did Rosa Parks work for?
Civil Rights
Susan B. Anthony protested women's suffrage by __________.
Casting her ballot for president
Women's right to vote
suffrage
I was the First Lady.
Eleanor Roosevelt
I gave my "I have a dream" speech from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
Martin Luther King jr.
What cause did Faith Florez work for?
Migrant worker's rights
not giving her seat up on the bus
Not being allowed to go to a school because of your skin color is called _________.
segregation
I started a school for Black children in Florida.
Mary Bethune
We made a difference for the rights and saftey of migrant farm workers.
Dolores Huerta & Faith Florez
What causes did Susan B. Anthony work for?
Women's rights & Civil Rights
Martin Luther King Jr. believed in nonviolent protest and he lead others by _________ in the streets to protest for civil rights.
Marching
When people are not treated fairly because of their skin color it is called ___________.
discrimination
I created a program for your watch called Color. It keeps migrant workers safe!
Faith Florez
I made inventions out of discarded trash to help my community.
Kelvin Doe
What causes did Eleanor Roosevelt work for?
Civil Rights, Women's Rights & Human Rights
______ is an example of a nonviolent protest. Where many civil rights activists sat a lunch counters and refused to move.
Sit ins
A type of nonviolent protest where consumers refuse to buy items or shop at a store.
boycott
I have a holiday named after me.