John Lewis at the March on Washington 1963

How many people did the organizers manage to bring to the March on Washington?

• Less than 100,000

• Around 150,000

• More than 250,000

• Exactly 200,000

How old was the speaker when he prepared to give his speech at the March on Washington?

• 18 years old

• 23 years old

• 30 years old

• 35 years old

What was one of the economic injustices highlighted in the speech?

• Lack of job opportunities for skilled workers

• Receiving starvation wages or no wages at all

• Unequal pay for women

• High unemployment rates among youth

What was the speaker's demand regarding the timing of freedom?

• Freedom should be granted gradually

• Freedom should be earned over time

• Freedom should be immediate

• Freedom is not the primary concern

What do you already know about the Civil Rights Movement and why it was important in U.S. history?

Use this sentence frame to answer the question: The Civil Rights Movement was important because __________. I know that __________ happened during this time.

What does John Lewis mean by his “this is it” moment?

Use this sentence frame to answer the question: John Lewis’s “this is it” moment means that he felt __________ because __________.

Which rhetorical appeal does John Lewis use most in this interview—ethos (credibility), pathos (emotion), or logos (logic)? How does it affect the audience?

Use this sentence frame to answer the question: John Lewis uses mostly __________ (ethos/pathos/logos) because he __________. This makes the audience feel/think __________.