CLEAN : Exhibition marks 50 years since civil

The video discusses pivotal moments in the civil rights movement, highlighting the use of First Amendment rights by activists to drive change. It covers key events from 1963, such as the children's crusade and the March on Washington, where Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his iconic 'I Have a Dream' speech. The video also showcases significant artifacts like the Greensboro lunch counter and the Birmingham jail cell door, symbolizing the struggle and progress of the movement.

What powers did student activists use to drive change during the civil rights movement?

• The power of international alliances

• The power of economic sanctions

• The power of free speech and the press

• The power of the Second Amendment

What was the Children's Crusade in Birmingham known for?

• A sit-in at a local diner

• A political rally for voting rights

• A march by school-age children against segregation

• A peaceful protest by adults

Which event is considered an inspirational high point for the civil rights movement?

• The Montgomery Bus Boycott

• The March on Washington

• The Selma to Montgomery marches

• The Freedom Rides

What simple act at the Greensboro lunch counter ignited a national movement?

• Asking for a cup of coffee

• Signing a petition

• Ordering a full meal

• Requesting a job application

What does the bronze casting of the jail cell door from Birmingham represent?

• The imprisonment of Martin Luther King Jr.

• The end of segregation in schools

• The signing of the Civil Rights Act

• The beginning of the Freedom Rides