U.S. Rep. John Lewis Participates In 55th 'Bloody Sunday' March

The video highlights the importance of voting, featuring John Lewis's surprise appearance at the 55th Bloody Sunday commemorative march. Despite his cancer diagnosis, Lewis reflects on past struggles and emphasizes the need to vote as a nonviolent tool to bring about change and redeem the soul of America.

What significant event was John Lewis participating in when he emphasized the importance of voting?

• The March on Washington

• The 55th Bloody Sunday commemorative march

• The Selma to Montgomery march

• The Civil Rights Act signing

What was surprising about John Lewis's appearance at the march?

• He was not expected to speak

• He had been diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer

• He was not a civil rights leader

• He was supposed to be in another country

What did John Lewis recall about his experience on the Edmund Pettus Bridge?

• He was welcomed with open arms

• He was unsure of the march's purpose

• He feared for his life due to the violence

• He was confident of a peaceful protest

What message did John Lewis convey about maintaining faith?

• Faith should be kept aside during struggles

• Faith is only for personal matters

• Faith is crucial to achieving civil rights goals

• Faith is not necessary for change

How did John Lewis describe the act of voting in the context of civil rights?

• As an outdated practice

• As a mere formality

• As a nonviolent instrument for change

• As a violent protest