Ce contrôle droits civiques évalue les connaissances sur la lutte contre la ségrégation aux États-Unis et le lexique de l’égalité. Durée : 40 minutes. Barème : 20 points. Matériel : sans dictionnaire.
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Contrôle droits civiques : sujet
Exercice 1 : Lexique des droits (4 points)Compléter chaque phrase avec un mot de la liste : segregation, boycott, equality, march, law, freedom.
1. In the 1950s, ______ separated black and white people in the South.
2. Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat; this led to a bus ______.
3. Thousands joined the ______ to Washington in 1963.
4. A new ______ ended segregation in schools.
5. The movement fought for ______ between all citizens.
6. Everyone dreams of ______ and justice.
Compléter avec le verbe entre parenthèses, au prétérit ou au past perfect.
1. Rosa Parks (refuse) ______ to leave her seat in 1955.
2. She (work) ______ all day before she took the bus.
3. Martin Luther King (give) ______ his famous speech in 1963.
4. By 1964, activists (fight) ______ for many years.
5. The police (arrest) ______ her.
6. After the boycott (end) ______, buses were integrated.
Mettre chaque phrase au passif.
1. The government passed a new law.
2. Police arrested many protesters.
3. People remember Martin Luther King today.
Lire le texte puis répondre en anglais.
On December 1st, 1955, Rosa Parks, a seamstress from Montgomery, Alabama, refused to give her bus seat to a white passenger. She was arrested, and Black citizens decided to boycott the buses. The boycott lasted over a year. In 1956, the Supreme Court ruled that segregation on buses was illegal. A young pastor called Martin Luther King became the leader of the movement.
1. Where did Rosa Parks live?
2. What happened to her after she refused to give up her seat?
3. How long did the boycott last?
4. Who became the leader of the movement?
Traduire en anglais.
1. Elle a refusé de se lever.
2. Ils se sont battus pour l’égalité.
3. La ségrégation a été interdite par la loi.
Écrire 5 phrases pour expliquer pourquoi le combat pour les droits civiques est important aujourd’hui, avec un exemple précis.
