Fighting for a Cause

Civil Rights are those rights promised by the government to all people, such as the right to vote.

• True

• False

Before the vivil rights movement, discrimination against certain groups of people was common.

• True

• False

Examples of nonviolence include fighting and breaking windows

• True

• False

Suffrage is when you have to eat something you don't like.

• True

• False

The First Lady is the wife of the president.

• True

• False

Human Rights are rights that belong to all people, even if they aren't promised by the government, such as the right to food, shelter, an education, and a job.

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• False

We planned a boycott of the school cafeteria until it served healthy food.

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• False

Segregation is when everyone is allowed to be a part of something.

• True

• False

Sit-ins were peaceful protests because they involved people occupying, or sitting, at a place to sow everyone they were upset about some unfair treatment.

• True

• False

Migrant workers tend to stay in the same town from season to season.

• True

• False