Teacher's March Part 1

Reverend F. D. Reese is:

• A teacher who organizes the Teacher's March.

• A judge who orders the march cancelled.

• The pastor of a church where Dr. King speaks.

• not a part of this story.

The story takes place in:

• Montgomery, Alabama

• Washington, DC

• Selma, Alabama

• Atlanta, Georgia

Who was called “Troublemakers” and who called them that?

Reverend Reese had “fire in his eyes.” What did that mean?

• He had a fever.

• He was excited and determined.

• He couldn't see.

• He was happy.

The voting test that was being given to minority citizens and asked "How many drops of water are in the Alabama River?"

• True

• False

It meant so much for the teacher’s to march because?

• there were so many teachers..

• they were respected leaders in the community.

• they made a lot of money.

• they were good at marching.

Who made it against the law to talk about voting rights and march?

• a preacher

• the sheriff

• a teacher

• a judge

How did Dr. Martin Luther King know to come to Selma?

• He read about it in the newspaper.

• He was already there.

• Dr. Reese invited him.

• He didn't come to Selma.

Why did Dr. King come to the Brown Chapel and not other churches?

• It was his favorite church.

• It was the biggest church.

• The other pastors were afraid to invite him to their churches.

• He did not come to the Brown Chapel.

What did someone do to scare people away from the church? Did it work?

• Set off a smoke bomb, no.it didn't.

• Set off a smoke bomb, yes it did.