Vocab
Civil Rights Movement
Voice, Votes & Victory
Movies that end in 'S'
FINAL - Quotes
100

This word means taking steps to make your community better, like volunteering or attending a school board meeting.

civic Action

100

One goal of nonviolence was to show unfair treatment through protests like these, where students quietly demanded equal service at lunch counters.

sit ins

100

This journalist was known as the "First Lady of the Black Press" and used her writing to fight for civil rights.

Ethel Payne

100

These sidekicks finally got their own movie in 2015.

Minions

100

“I see dead people.”

Sixth Sense

200

This kind of action involves standing up and speaking out to change something unfair in society.

activism

200

This law made it illegal to separate people in public places like schools, restaurants, and buses.

Civil Rights Act 1964

200

Ethel Payne asked hard questions and was one of the first Black women to do this in the White House press room.

White House correspondent - reporter on politics

200

This musical sequel is all about glitter, singing, and colorful hair.

Trolls

200

“Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.”

Forrest Gump

300

She was a famous journalist known as the “First Lady of the Black Press” who reported on civil rights stories.

Ethel Payne

300

One protection of the Civil Rights Act was making sure people could use public places no matter their __________.

race/color

300

During World War I, women took on many jobs while men were away. This helped people see they deserved this political right.

Right to vote (suffrage)

300

This animated movie follows a cave family who leaves their home and explores a strange new world full of colorful creatures and danger.

Croods

300

"Don't cross the streams."

Ghostbusters

400

This term refers to the rule that certain states needed permission before changing their voting laws, to protect voters’ rights.

preclearance 

400

Marches, speeches, and peaceful protests were used to fight for these kinds of rights.

civil rights

400

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 protected people from unfair rules like these, which were used to stop Black Americans from voting.

literacy tests and poll taxes

400

In this holiday adventure, two kids team up with a cool version of Santa—played by Kurt Russell—to save Christmas.

Christman Chronicles

400

“Keep the change, ya filthy animal!”

Home Alone

500

This word means services provided by the government for all people, like roads, schools, and emergency help.

public services

500

Nonviolent protests were powerful because they made people across the country pay attention to this major problem in American society.

racial segregation

500

This major event gave women the chance to prove their abilities in the workforce, helping build support for the 19th Amendment.

WWI

500

In this 1984 movie, cute little creatures turn into mischievous monsters if you feed them after midnight.

Gremlins

500

“We’re gonna need a bigger boat.”

Jaws