Meeting Daisy Bates

Who do Darnell, Keisha and Mark meet?

• Their teacher

• Daisy Bates

• The principal

• A famous author

Daisy Bates was known for her work in her community as a:

• Civil Rights Activist

• Scientist

• Artist

• Politician

A newspaper can help change unfair laws by:

• Raising public awareness and support for change

• Ignoring the issue

• Supporting unfair laws

• Publishing only positive news

What could African Americans do after the law was changed?

• They could vote in elections.

• They could drive cars.

• They could work full-time jobs.

• They could travel abroad without restrictions.

What did Daisy Bates do in Washington, D.C.?

• She became the first African American woman to serve on a presidential cabinet.

• She organized the March on Washington.

• She worked for peace and equality

• She was appointed as the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations.

Choose one that describes Daisy Bates.

• a teacher

• a problem solver

• a man

• from Europe

Did every unfair law get changed? Why were other leaders still working?

• Yes, every unfair law was changed.

• No, not every unfair law was changed.

• Some laws were changed, others were not.

• All leaders agreed on the changes.

True or False. Daisy Bates joined in protests and gave speeches.

• True

• False

What was one of the main goals of Daisy Bates' activism?

• To support political campaigns.

• To achieve racial equality and justice.

• To organize art exhibitions.

• To promote scientific research.

What type of book is this?

• Fiction

• Nonfiction