Knowing your rights!
People who changed el world
Misc.
100

This document was adopted by the UN in 1948, and outlines the 30 basic rights belonging to every human being.

[What is] the UNDHR? (UN Declaration of Human Rights)

100

This leader from South Africa spent twenty-seven years in prison. After serving his sentence, he became his country's first Black president and dismantled apartheid.

[Who is] Nelson Mandela?

100

What is the chemical formula for water?

[What is] H2O!!!!!!

200

This right ensures that you can practice any religion, change your religion, or practice no religion at all FREELY.

[What is] freedom of religion (belief?)

200

At 17, this Pakistani activist advocated for girls' education (Hint! She was the youngest-ever Nobel Peace Prize winner)

[Who is] Malala Yousafzai?

200

How many hearts does an octopus have? (BONUS POINTS IF YOU SAY HOW MANY BRAINS AS WELL)

[What are] 3 tres corazones and 9 nueve celebros!!

300

This right states that all individuals are born free and equal (regardless of race, gender, nationality, or status)

[What is] equality?
300
This activist refused to give up her seat on a bus in Alabama in 1955, which started the Montgomery Bus Boycott!

[Who is] Rosa Parks?

300

What is the only U.S. state that you can type just with one standard keyboard row? (QWERTYUIOP, ASDFGHJKL, ZXCVBNM)

[Where is] Alaska?
400

This organization was created in 1945 following WW II. It's responsible for maintaining global peace and protecting human rights around the world :)

[What is] the UN? (United Nations)
400

This activist was the First Lady of the United States and chaired the UN committee that drafted the original UN Declaration of Human Rights.

[Who is] Eleanor Roosevelt?

400

What is James Bonds code name?

[What is] 007 (DOUBLE O SEVEN)

500

This right protects people from unfair/random arrest and ensures that a judge must deem whether their arrest is lawful before facing any criminal punishment (++ Innocent before proven guilty)

[What is] Habeas Corpus (the right to a fair trial)

500

He was a Native American activist and member of the Ojibwe nation. He fought for indigenous sovereignty and was a leader of the AIM (American Indian Movement).

[Who is] Clyde Bellecourt/Dennis Banks/Russell Means*

500

In 2018, a Siberian fisherman pulled out 27 PAIRS (hint!) of what human body part(they were in a sack)?

Severed hands