Define civil disobedience in your own words.

Identify one important figure in history who used civil disobedience and explain what they did to defy the law.

Something new you learned in regards to civil disobedience.

A topic or protest covered that you would like to learn more about.

Civil disobedience is when society does not obey a law that is corrupt or action Government takes.

One important figure in history would be Martin Luther King, although he did not start the civil rights movement, Martin Luther King led the movement to the end by doing Peaceful marches and peaceful protests without violence.

I think when people don't listen to the government

with MLK all he wanted to do was just have rights for black & black people to vote & have the same rights as white people

One important protest that occurred in 2020 was the "French security law" protest.

The method used was violence and arson as well as aggressive and illegal misconduct such as setting vehicles on fire, destroying private property like shops and stores, using incendiary devices like Molotov Cocktails and fireworks. aggressive and violent attacks against police and riot enforcements through the use of makeshift or handheld weapons such as spiked planks of wood, building materials such as bricks, metal pipes and rods, signs and even riot enforcement issued weapons such as batons or shields.

Although this act or method was used, and many were harmed on both ends. The French Government eventually removed the law and stated that, and I quote "The article will be completely rewritten.

Civil Disobedience is when you break law that is unjust and is not be morally accepted

Rosa Parks did not give up her front row sit on the bus when the law say that black people can only sit in the back, back then.

There protesting the support and funds the USA is giving to the Israel to support the war with them and Palestinian. 2.This is being protested because people do not want to support to war and cause harm to people. 3. People are getting the message out by boycotting business that do support it like Starbucks and McDonald’s 4.The methods of civil disobediences being used is by vandalizing the stores and by protecting at the stores.

5. I think this is effective since it puts pressure on business to not support it and gives the message that the people of the USA do not support this.

McDonald's and Starbucks unrelenting support for the nation of Israel, such as providing free meals for soldiers who are in the process of wiping out an entire land of people.

Many see what these companies do as funding an ongoing genocide that has been happening for decades.

By withholding their money from these companies, it displays their refusal to aid giant corporations no matter the gimmicks they throw onto their products. By boycotting as a larger group, it impacts funding more efficiently as opposed to just a few people boycotting purely as a moral stance.

Boycotting.

It is partially effective, but it is hard to end up victorious when going against some of the largest corporations.

when someone breaks a law that is bad intentially to show attention to it

when rosa parks sat on the bus in the whites only front seats to show attention to it and protest it

civil disobedience is refusing to follow law

rosa parks refused to give up her seat for a white person and got arrested

one important protest is the BLM movement

they rioted and protested

it was effective because half a million people turned out in nearly 550 locations across the country.

Disobeying the law to a unjust system

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. putting up many marches without consent for black folks to get equal rights as white people.

mcdonalds and starbucks

the franchises are being boycotted and protested for funding the israeli army against their war with palestine

social media apps

boycotting and refusing to buy the franchises products

the franchises denied it and sales dropped

One important protest that occurred in 2020 was the "Global protests against racial injustice and police brutality"

2. One method of civil disobedience that was used when people started chanting George Floyds last words "I can't Breathe" in a protest, post on social media about how the police knee was on his neck and he couldn't breathe.

3. Posting on social media on what happened to George Floyd stri

They are feeding Boys,Girls,Any gender who are bombing people for no reason. Ending life's to have fun. ending children's and family's lives just to feel powerful. This is honestly really sick to hear about so sorry for he families loosing their loved ones. the people getting killed should get the food , not getting killed and being so hurt.

Civil Disobedience is when people do illegal things and get arrested for them. Then, people think it's unfair and start protesting for it and wanting things to be fair to everyone around the world and not just to people with different races or skin colors.

Dr. Martin Luther King wanted things to be equal not separated. So he organized a march in Selma, but police stopped them when they tried to pass. So they started brutally beating and killing all the black Americans and arrested Dr. King. So, after he got out, he organized a march to Washington DC. and made a speech around the Lincoln Memorial.

Civil disobedience is the refusal to do what you have been asked or told to do under rules and regulations passed by the government.

One important protest that occurred in 2020 was the Black Lives Matter protest.

One method of the civil disobedience that was used was when people started chanting George Floyd's last words "I can't breathe" in a protest, posting on social media about what the police did to George Floyd, their knees on his neck while him repeatedly saying he couldn't breathe.

Posting on social media about happened to George Floyd "sparked a wave of anti-racism protests in the US and around the world." Posting on social media and protesting was effective because the police officers who did that to George Floyd got fired and arrested.

I see a crowed of people and three people sitting down while the crowed of people are spilling drinks on the 3 others

I think the crowd of people are trying to make the three people go away because 1 of them ate black

It make me wonder if this picture was taken when there was still Jim crow laws

I can conclude that civil disobedience is effectively by making a statement to everyone but is hard since you could risk getting hurt since a lot of people will disagree with you

I see a black unarmed woman what looks like she maybe standing up for her self

I think she maybe standing up for her self like speaking her mind and her rights

it makes me wonder like what did they do to her what is she doing or should more people be In there face like she is?

an effectiveness of civil disobedience based on this pic is her being in there face knowing they just want her to listen to them and do what they say and that's her not following the rules

Mcdonalds and star bucks are being protested .

its being protested because of the isreal-hamas war.

people are getting the message out through social media.

boycott.

Yes it seems to be an affective method of protest

i learned more about protests

i want to learn more about boycotting

I see a lot of women together holding signs.

They all look mad so i think that they are protesting about something.

I wonder why they're protesting and what caused this to happen.

From this i can conclude that This is a non-violent protest.

I see most of them wearing pink hats

I think there protesting

I wonder why there protesting and what caused this

I see the officers getting defensive with the black girl and she looks no harm

I think there trying to arrest her

it makes me wonder what she did or why they doing that to her

I see the whites poring stuff on the people a the table

I think they are being attacked for being there and stuff

I wonder what what they did to those that are pouring stuff on them

I think its an effective way to protest