Jesse Jackson Speech
Race Relations and the Nineties
The Presentation in General
Civil Rights
Politics

100

What year was did Jesse Jackson deliver his famous speech at the Democratic Convention?

1988

100

According to Lewis M. Killian, would Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. approve of where civil rights were at?

No.

100

How many images did NOT have people?

2
100

Has equality been achieved?

No.

100

What year was the primaries mentioned in the presentation?

1988

200

Who does Jesse Jackson call out in the beginning of the speech by calling her "the mother of the civil rights movement?"

Rosa Parks

200

What rates were significantly higher for blacks when compared to whites in the 1970s and 1980s?

Poverty

200

Who was shown in more than one image?

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

200

Lightning Round!!                        Name as many people/organizations mentioned in the presentation as you can within twenty seconds. 50 points per correct name.

Many possible answers.

200

What political party was talked about?

Democratic Party

300

What is one of the many phrases or words Jesse Jackson repeats in his speech?

Common ground, they work everyday, common sense, etc.

300

In 1986, how much higher were poverty rates in blacks compared to whites?

20%

300

Name a topic asked about in a discussion question.

A couple different answers.

300

Name a benefit or improvement caused by civil rights movements.

Many, many answers.

300

What is a language tactic used by Jesse Jackson in his speech and by us in the presentation?

Repetition.

400

Finish the quote "Suffering breads character, character breeds.....

Faith

400

Finish the quote that many white people used after the Civil Rights Movement? “Haven’t we.......

Done enough for blacks?

400

How many ”?” were on the last slide with discussion questions?

5

400

During his speech, what did Jesse Jackson say that whites and African Americans needed to find?

Common Ground

400

Name one of the future primaries winners beat out by Jesse Jackson mentioned.

Al Gore or Joe Biden

500

Describe aspects of Jesse Jackson's early life.

Born of a teenage mother.

He was adopted.

Not born in a hospital with no insurance.

Ate leftovers from another families thanksgiving in which his mother would prepare 

Not born to a wealthy family in which he had to work at a young age

etc.

500

What does the “glass half empty” mean?

The civil rights movement and the black power movements of the 1960s have changed for how the society view blacks but their is still a clear and obvious division between blacks and whites whether it’s in job opportunities, wages, or poverty rates.

500

Who’s name is mentioned first on the title slide?

Rahil

500

Name 4 Civil Rights aspects mentioned in the presentation.

Multiple answers.

500

Name at least 3 states mentioned to have been won over by Jesse Jackson.

South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Alaska, Virginia and/or Michigan.