What are civil rights?

Basic rights guaranteed to every citizen under the Constitution.

A public expression of objection or disapproval towards an issue.

What is the purpose of a boycott in a protest?

To economically pressure a company or government to make changes.

What was the significance of the Women's Suffrage Movement?

It secured women the right to vote in the United States.

What is a sit-in protest?

A form of nonviolent protest where participants occupy a space and refuse to leave.

What is a petition in the context of protests?

A formal request signed by many people appealing to authority for action.

Why is freedom of speech important in protests?

It allows individuals to voice their opinions and concerns without fear of retaliation.

What was the significance of the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

It was a key moment in the Civil Rights Movement that led to desegregation of buses.

What is a boycott?

a celebration

a type of dance

a form of protest

a food festival

Who is known for his 'I Have a Dream' speech?

John F. Kennedy

Rosa Parks

Martin Luther King Jr.

Malcolm X

What does suffrage mean in the context of rights?

suffering silently

shortage of resources

right to vote

direction

What is a common method of peaceful protest?

violence

shouting

march

vandalism

Why do people sign petitions during protests?

to get freebies

to avoid work

to request action

for fun

What did the Women's Suffrage Movement achieve?

higher taxes

more war

right to vote

limited freedom

What is the purpose of a sit-in protest?

picnic

nap time

refuse to leave

shopping

What is an example of economic pressure in a protest?

giving away free products

ignoring the issue

boycott

buying more products

Why is freedom of speech crucial in protests?

to restrict opinions

to control protesters

to voice concerns

to ban protests

What sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

announcement of a new bus route

free bus rides

arrest of Rosa Parks

holiday offer

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What are civil rights?

Basic rights guaranteed to every citizen under the Constitution.

What is a protest?

A public expression of objection or disapproval towards an issue.

Who was a prominent figure in the Civil Rights Movement?

Martin Luther King Jr.

What is the purpose of a boycott in a protest?

To economically pressure a company or government to make changes.

What was the significance of the Women's Suffrage Movement?

It secured women the right to vote in the United States.

What are some examples of peaceful protests?

Marches, sit-ins, and strikes.

What is a sit-in protest?

A form of nonviolent protest where participants occupy a space and refuse to leave.

What is a petition in the context of protests?

A formal request signed by many people appealing to authority for action.

Why is freedom of speech important in protests?

It allows individuals to voice their opinions and concerns without fear of retaliation.

What was the significance of the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

It was a key moment in the Civil Rights Movement that led to desegregation of buses.

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