Long march to freedom assignment
video- long march to freedom
You Must Answer or Complete the Following
1. Stop- Pause- Write- Pause the video every 20-25 minutes and write down your notes about what was covered during that segment, who was mentioned, what happened, what was important, etc (you will have 4+ stop and writes and each one should be 3-5 sentences)
2. Who were the major figures in the Civil Rights Movement? What did they do?
3. Write down 5 new things you learned about the Civil Rights Movement.
4. Analyze the effects of the Civil Rights legislation (Civil Rights Act 1964), Voting Rights Act 1965)
5. Describe the reaction and or violence committed toward the peaceful protesters. Any murders?
6. Reflect on the assassination of MLK JR

Select any 4 of the following to answer.
A) What was the most powerful moment of the video, or of the Civil Rights Movement?
B) What were the Freedom Rides? What was the reaction to them?
C) What was the Kennedy (Bobbie and President) reaction toward Governor Wallace stopping integration?
D) After the passage of the Civil Rights Act where did MLK Jr next focus his attention?
E) Describe the importance of the Selma voting rights marches
F) What was the Pettus Bridge Incident and how did it lead to the passage of the Voting Rights Act.
G) What did MLK JR say about the mobs of Chicago?
H) What led to the split in the Civil Rights Movement between MLK and peaceful protests and the more militant black power movement.
I) Describe the riots and what led to them that were discussed at the end of the documentary.
J) Who were the leaders and what was the message of the Black Power Movement?
K) Describe the impact of the violent resistance faced by protestors in Birmingham.
L) Examine the resistance to federal desegregation and integration of universities in the South.
M) Explain the challenges faced by voter registration campaigns in the southern United States.
WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST AND 100 POINTS TO FIRST PERSON TO COMPLETE THIS!