Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement

Aria, Charlotte, and Maya are having a debate. They are trying to decide who is the moral leader of our nation. Who do you think they concluded on?

• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

• Abraham Lincoln

• George Washington

• Barack Obama

Imagine you're in a history class with Nora, Kai, and Avery. Your teacher just asked, 'What was the Emancipation Proclamation?' How would you answer?

• A declaration of independence

• A promise of freedom to all slaves

• A speech by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

• A document signed by Abraham Lincoln

Imagine this, Grace, William, and Harper are time travelers! They are trying to figure out when the Emancipation Proclamation was signed. Can you help them?

• Was it 50 years ago?

• Or maybe 75 years ago?

• Could it be 100 years ago?

• Or was it as long as 150 years ago?

Imagine Mia, Benjamin, and Henry are discussing the current condition of the Negro in America. What do they conclude?

• They are free and equal

• They are crippled by segregation and discrimination

• They are prosperous and successful

• They are living in poverty

Charlotte, Abigail, and Mason are discussing the promises made by the architects of our Republic. Can you help them figure out what was promised to every American?

• Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

• Equality and justice for all

• Freedom from discrimination

• Financial prosperity

Imagine Charlotte, Daniel, and David are playing a game of 'America's Gifts'. They are asked: 'What has America given to the Negro people?'

• A check for freedom and justice

• Equal rights and opportunities

• Insufficient funds

• A promise of a better future

Aiden, Ethan, and Mason are having a debate about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s beliefs. According to Dr. King, what is something he refuses to believe?

• That the bank of justice is bankrupt

• That America will never change

• That the Negro is free

• That there is no hope for equality

Mia, Avery, and Nora are discussing about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in their history class. Can you help them figure out what Dr. King wanted to make real?

• The promises of democracy

• The dreams of the American people

• The power of the civil rights movement

• The ideals of the Constitution

Imagine Abigail, Henry, and Lily are discussing what will happen if the nation returns to business as usual. What do they conclude?

• There will be rest and tranquility

• The civil rights movement will end

• The Negro will be granted citizenship rights

• There will be neither rest nor tranquility

Imagine Samuel, James, and Aria are time travelers. They have landed in the era of the civil rights movement. Can you guess what the main goal of this movement was?

• To gain freedom and equality for all

• To overthrow the government

• To seek revenge on white people

• To create a separate nation for the Negro