Historical Vote

A historical collage featuring the Great Depression, segregation signs, and scenes from 9/11, capturing the emotional essence of these events in a thoughtful and respectful manner.

Historical Vote Quiz

Engage with our Historical Vote Quiz to explore significant events in history and reflect on societal issues. Challenge yourself with thought-provoking questions and see how your views align with historical contexts.

NNLck moments from the Great Depression.
Reflect on segregation and integration past and present.
Consider the implications of 9/11 and its legacy.

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ReflectiveMind27

What would you do? Photo By Unknown, This is a photo taken during the Great Depression, It is of many people holding up signs because they think in some way it will help them.

Leave and try to get a job somewhere else.

Stay and try to get a job where you are.

I don't know

Do you think the Great Depression was fair to the poor? Photo By Granger. A man is selling his because he lost all his money due to the stock crash of 1929-1942

Yes

I don't know

Would you try to stop segregation? Photo By Unknown. This photo shows that blacks and whites have to sit on different benches because of segregation.

Yes

I don't know

Would you follow the rules of segregation? Photo By Gordon Parks. A woman is standing outside of a "Colored Entrance Only" sign

Yes, I wouldn't want to get hurt

No, the rules are unfair.

Do you agree with the act? Should we provide conservation to species who are endangered?

Yes

I don't know

If you could do anything to stop 9/11 from happening, would you do it?

Yes (Photo by Richard Drew, Man falling off a building 9/11

No (Photo by Unknown, Plane crash into the Pentagon 9/11)

I don't know (Photo by Unknown, Plane crash on land, 9/11)

9/11 was a terrible thing that happened, do you think something can happen again? (Photos by Chris Pedota)

Yeah, I believe someone could do something really terrible like that again. "Man standing where a loved one was killed"

No, I believe that something similar will not happen. "Men standing in front of one of the collapsed Twin Towers"

Which Mother Teresa photo is more touching?

Photo by Unknown "Mother Teresa comforting a cute little child"

Photo by Unknown "Mother Teresa making a young child smile"

Which photo best represents Integration?

Photo by Joesph Crachiola. "Kids being happy that they can finally play together, 1954."

Photo by Unknown "Two girls staring at each other, finally not being segregated." 1954

Which photo best represents Segregation?

Photo by Sam Markman. "A sign segregating coloreds and whites, 1952

Photo by Unknown. "A man having to drink out of a warm water fountain than a refreshing cold one." 1951

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