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1
The children's strategy of leaving the church in "waves of 50" worked to overwhelm the police.
False
True
2
How were the conditions in the jails?
dirty and dingy
neat and tidy
3
The kids were frightened to be arrested.
True
False
4
What did Mrs. Goree, the children's teacher, do to help them go to the march/protest?
she walked out with them
nothing, she didn't help
she turned her back to symbolize her alliance
she cancelled class
5
All children were kept in jail for more than 20 days.
True
False
6
Why do you think the kids were full of joy to be arrested?
They don't know why.
They had a joy of empowerment to be part of the solution to racism.
They weren't happy.
7
On June 11th 1963, President Kennedy said "This is the end of segregation." Segregation and racism no longer exist!
False
True
8
What would a
white
tank symbolize to
white
people?
threat
intimidation
oppression
power
9
What would happen if the adults/parents protested? (multiple correct answers)
nothing, they could have.
job loss
homes burned down
cars repossessed
10
What did President Kennedy think of the photographs he saw of children being hosed on the second day of the march?
he didn't think anything of it; he showed no emotion
he was sickened and wanted to take action
he liked the photos and wanted a copy
11
How many men did it take to hold the fire hoses steady?
4
3
5
2
12
Who was the U.S. President at the time of The Children's March?
John F. Kennedy
Gerald Ford
Lynden B. Johnson
Richard Nixon
13
The kids sang in jail; it helped them feel connected.
True
False
14
"Meeting violence with non-violence" means you should be very violent.
False
True
15
Dr. King told the parents "Your children will be all right...they are doing a job for all of America and mankind."
True
False
16
DJ Shelley "The Playboy" told the kids that
"there's going to be a party in the park today."
What did he mean?
Protest
Picnic
17
In a "
police state
", the police would serve & protect the
government
instead of its
citizens
.
False
True
18
The Children's March connects to social justice and equality issues today like Black Lives Matter & the Women's March
False
True
19
What was Birmingham's nickname?
Riverdale
Bombingham
Central City
Gotham City
20
There were 10 kids still standing after everyone else had been knocked down.
What were they chanting?
Black Lives Matter
Black Power
Freedom!
Free at Last!
21
Dr. King said on May 10, 1963 that "we have come today to the climax of the long struggle for justice and human dignity.
False
True
22
Dr. King liked the idea of kids going to jail as a form of protest.
True
False
23
What would a
white
tank symbolize to
black
people? (multiple correct answers)
threat
intimidation
oppression
power
24
There were separate jails for 15 & under versus 16 and up.
True
False
25
"The Children's March" film was insightful and helped me learn about a significant Civil Rights event in U.S. history.
False
True
26
Why is a "strategy session" is important? (multiple correct answers)
they're not important
they're required before a protest
to meet your desired goals
to develop a clear plan of action
