Nelson Mandela
Emmeline Pankhurst
Nicholas Winton
Vocabulary
100

Nelson Mandela was born here.

What is Mvezo, South Africa.

100

British women did NOT have this in Pankhurst's time.

What is the right to vote.

100

Nicholas Winton was originally planning on going here in 1938.

What is Switzerland (skiing holiday).

100

The Swedish word for "influential".

What is "inflytelserik". 

200

Put these events in the correct order:

A. Mandela became president.
B. Mandela was arrested.
C. Mandela was released from prison.
D. Mandela joined the ANC.

What is D → B → C → A

200

This is what Emmeline Pankhurst was fighting for.

What is women's rights, especially the right to vote.

200

The number of children Winton and his team helped.

What is 669.

200

The word for "to plan and arrange something".

What is "organize".

300

The amount of years Nelson Mandela spent in prison.

What is 27 years.

300

The girls at the Bryant and May factory worked with this.

What are matches.

300

The type of people Nicholas Winton saved.

What are Jewish children who were in danger from the Nazis.

300

The English word for "val".

What is "election".

400

This is what the ANC (African National Congress) did.

What is to protest to end unfair laws and fight Apartheid.

400

The name of the group that Emmeline Pankhurst formed in 1903.

What is the Women’s Social and Political Union (the Suffragettes).

400

Nicholas Winton organized trains from here.

What is Prague, Czechoslovakia.

400

The word for "things you are allowed to have or do by law".

What is "rights".

500

The meaning of Apartheid.

What is a racist political system that separated people by race and gave white people more power.

500

Name two things the Suffragettes did to protest.

What is:
held demonstrations, smashed windows, chained themselves to fences, published a newspaper.

500

The reason it became difficult for Nicholas Winton to continue helping children in 1939.

What is the start of WW2.

500

The definition of "equality".

What is "having the same rights and chances".