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American Peacekeepers Quiz
American Peacekeepers Quiz
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1
What music did the students in Mrs. R's class want to use for celebrating Black History Month? (multiple)
Hip-Hop
Country
Classical
Pop
2
Unita Blackwell fought for change in what area?
School
In poetry
Politics and electing individuals who believed like she did
Baseball
3
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is well known for fighting for equal rights how?
Violently
Peacefully
4
What was our chapter book about?
Teddy bears
Outerspace
Holiday Traditions
American Peacekeepers
5
Amanda Gorman read what to inspire others about making positive changes?
Instructions
Songs
Poems
Music
6
Thanks to the efforts of individuals like Martin Luther King Jr., U.S. law changed to allow what for all people?
Food to grow
For cell phones to be allowed
Equal Rights
For music to be played in public places
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Why were African Americans fighting for equal rights?
They already had equal rights
They didn't care about fighting for equal rights
They wanted the same rights as everyone else
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave a famous what in Washington, D.C.?
A debate
Fight
Speech (I Have A Dream)
Party
9
Amanda Gorman read her poems for who?
The president
At the library
The governor
The mayor
10
African Americans were treated _______________ long ago.
With kindness
With equal rights
Fairly
Unfairly
11
Which person below fought for change in schools by being the first African American child to attend an all-white school?
Ruby Bridges
Unita Blackwell
Martin Luther King Jr.
Jackie Robinson
12
Jackie Robinson helped to change what?
He fought for change in sports (baseball)
He fought for change in the school system
He fought for change in politics
He read poems to inspire change
13
Ruby Bridges had to be escorted by who to attend her first class?
The governor
US Marshalls and the police
The president
Other students
14
How was Jackie Robinson treated during his baseball career?
He was called bad names and treated unfairly
Everyone loved him
He did not play baseball
He was treated fairly
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What is segregation?
The act of separating a group of people in daily life.
The act of being kind and sharing
A law that presidents must follow
A rule in baseball that says the teams can't interact
