Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King
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Slide 1 - Diapositive
Slide 2 - Vidéo
What did seperate but equal mean?
A
That everyone was equal and not treated differently
B
That everyone should be equal but they are serperated by race
Slide 3 - Quiz
Why did she have to walk to school?
A
Because she lived close by
B
Because she was white
C
Because she didn't have a car
D
Because she was black
Slide 4 - Quiz
What was the rule in buses?
A
Black people in the front seats and white in the back
B
When the front seats were full the blacks had to move back
C
When the back seats were full the blacks had to move forward
D
Black people weren't allowed in buses
Slide 5 - Quiz
Why was Rosa Parks arrested?
A
Because she didn't want to stand up
B
Because she didn't wear a seatbelt
C
Because she was rude
D
Because she is black
Slide 6 - Quiz
What did the black community do to protest against Rosa's trial?
A
They barricaded the roads
B
They asked everyone to not ride the buses
Slide 7 - Quiz
How long did the protest last?
A
A year
B
A few weeks
C
a few days
D
more than a year
Slide 8 - Quiz
When did Rosa Parks die?
A
In 1995
B
In 2001
C
In 2005
D
In 1999
Slide 9 - Quiz
Martin Luther King
Slide 10 - Carte mentale
Slide 11 - Vidéo
Did you recognise this speech?
Yes, ofcourse! I know this song!
No, it doesn't ring a bell
Slide 12 - Sondage
Slide 13 - Vidéo
When was the biggest civil rights march?
A
1936
B
1963
Slide 14 - Quiz
When were segregation laws abolished?
A
1955
B
1965
Slide 15 - Quiz
What did Martin Luther king win?
A
The Nobel peace prize
B
The Nobel civil rights prize
Slide 16 - Quiz
How did Martin Luther King die?
A
He jumped off a balcony
B
He was shot
Slide 17 - Quiz
How old was Martin Luther King when he died?
A
39
B
93
