Civil Rights
This famous speech, delivered at the March on Washington, called for an end to racial discrimination and injustice. What is it?
What is the "I Have a Dream" speech?
What was Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth name?
Who is Michael King Jr.
What is his most well-known speech?
This civil rights leader's famous "I Have a Dream" speech, delivered at the March on Washington, called for an end to racial discrimination.
This landmark legislation, passed in 1964, outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, or national origin, and ended legal segregation. What is it?
What is the Civil Rights Act?
What was the name of Martin Luther King Jr.'s father, who was also a Baptist preacher?
Who is Reverend Martin Luther King Sr?
What award did Martin Luther King Jr. receive in 1964 for his work in promoting peace?
The Nobel Peace Prize.
In what city did King lead a bus boycott in 1955, protesting segregated seating on public transportation?
What is Montgomery?
What was the name of the church where Martin Luther King Jr. served as pastor, and where he also grew up?
What is Ebenezer Baptist Church?
What did he do to change the world?
Martin Luther King Jr. significantly changed the world by leading the Civil Rights Movement through nonviolent resistance, advocating for racial equality, and inspiring global movements for justice and equality, ultimately leading to landmark legislation and a more equitable society.
This organization, founded by Martin Luther King Jr., played a key role in coordinating nonviolent protests and demonstrations across the South. What is it?
What is the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)?
In what city and state did Martin Luther King Jr. meet his future wife, Coretta Scott?
What is Worcester, Massachusetts?
How did he influence our lives?
Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy continues to shape our lives through his advocacy for nonviolent resistance, his powerful speeches, and his vision of a just and equitable society, influencing movements for social change and inspiring people to fight for equality and justice.
In 1961, this group of activists boarded buses to challenge segregation in interstate travel, facing violence and arrest in the South. What are they known as?
What are the Freedom Rides?
Martin Luther King Jr. had four children. What are their names?
Who is Yolanda Denise, Martin Luther III, Dexter Scott, and Bernice Albertine.
How did he impact modern-day society?
Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy is complex, marked by both significant progress and ongoing challenges. While his nonviolent activism led to landmark civil rights legislation, the fight for true equality and justice continues, raising questions about the extent to which his dream has been realized.