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1
Japanese internment during WWII happened because
immigration laws
Jim Crow laws
racial prejudices
economic depression
2
The Indian Self-Determination Act of 1975 allowed tribes...
to trust the U.S. gov.
to self govern & manage affairs more independently.
to order free pizza
to set up courts
3
The Montgomery Bus Boycott was a violent protest.
False
True
4
What were the goals of the United Farm Workers union that Dolores Huerta and Cesar Chavez were trying to organize?
better wages, fair treatment, and safe working conditions for farm workers
they wanted the workers to take over the grower’s farms
they wanted to get rid of cheap labor
they were trying to break the growers
5
What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?
ended segregation in all public places
ended segregation on public transportation only
ensured the right to vote for all US citizens
ended segregation in public schools only
6
The Vietnam war is often described as a 'television war' because?
TV was not allowed in Vietnam
TV reports of war had previously been banned
TVs were used as literal wapons
People saw the horrors of the war on TV daily
7
President Eisenhower sent federal troops to escort the 'Little Rock Nine'
True
False
8
During the Civil Rights Movement in 1963, how did people protest?
They marched in the streets
They boycotted stores
All of the above
Sit-ins
9
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 eliminated
barriers to voting for women
proof of residency as a condition for voting
age discrimination in state voting laws
literacy tests as prerequisites for voting
10
Which statement best describes the role of television during the Civil Rights Movement?
It drew attention to the abuses of Jim Crow Laws.
It aired a debate between MLK and Malcolm X.
It showed only violent protests.
It banned the broadcasting of boycotts and sit-ins.
11
Which of the following was
not
a characteristic of the hippie counterculture?
pro-war
drug use
communal living
music appreciation
12
What did Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr have in common?
They wanted segregation between all Americans
Believed in the word of the Prophet Muhammad
Their views were different, but they both wanted freedom and equal rights
They wanted integration between all Americans
13
What did the 1970 Clean Air Act do?
Requires a label for products containing VOCs
Grants for air pollution planning and control programs
Lead to 10% reduction of pollution after 3 years
Allows building without permits to large air polluting companies
14
What is civil disobedience?
Immigrating to another country
Raising taxes to help the poor
Willingness to use violence to achieve a goal
Nonviolent resistance to a law
15
What did the Social Security Act achieve?
gave financial assistance to single mothers
gave financial assistance to orphans
gave financial assistance to the unemployed
gave financial assistance to retired workers 65+ years old
16
The Jim Crow Laws were
laws that banned the KKK
laws that upheld segregation in Australia
laws that banned racial segregation in the US
laws that upheld segregation in the US
17
The Chinese Exclusion Act
Limited Chinese immigration to the U.S
Excluded China from World Trading
Disallowed Chinese immigrants from working
Did not allow Chinese to become U.S Citizens
18
Which elements of this design indicate that the hippie counterculture of the late 1960s inspired it?
Bright colors hint at counterculture's optimism about Johnson's presidency
The dark background hints at the counterculture's love of the color black.
The doves hint at the counterculture's concern for animal rights.
Peace symbols hint at the counterculture's desire to end the Vietnam War.
19
What event is named the beginning of the Black Power movement?
Sit ins
The Watts Riot
Bus boycott
Assassination of Malcolm X
20
What was the significance of the Freedom Summer?
It was a summer when all citizens became equal.
It was an effort to expand African American voting in the South.
It was an effort to expand school desegregation.
It was a song by the Beatles.
21
26th Amendment
Direct election of senators
African American men have the right to vote
18 years old can vote
Women's right to vote
22
The Black Panthers believed in non-violent protests
False
True
23
In 1946 Truman ordered the armed forces to desegregate. Meaning that all soldiers would serve together. True or False?
True
False
24
(T/F) The Beat Generation followed in the footsteps of the Hippie counterculture movement
True
False
25
What is the credibility gap?
Gap between war footage and government info
Gap between creditors and loaners
Gap between military leaders and troops
Gap between anti-war and pro-war protesters
26
What was the outcome of the Brown v Board of Education?
Segregation in schools was illegal
Segregation was accepted if the facilities were equal
Segregation was not harmful to children
States voluntarily stopped all forms of school segregation.
27
Where Martin Luther King gave his "I have a dream" speech
Million Man March
March on Washington
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Montgomery Bus Boycott
28
The “sit-in” movement of racial protest in the early 1960s resulted in
sending of federal marshals to some Southern restaurants
the integration of some public eating facilities
the creation of the Black Panthers
the demise of student activist organizations
29
Goal of Feminist Movement
voting equality
political equality
end segregation
social & economic equality
30
What were results of the Feminist movement?
Women have been getting more professional jobs
Women pursued colleges and careers out of home
Employers created more strict work hours
One-career families become more common
31
What was the primary aim of the protest movement of the 1960s?
To end segregation of the military
To demand withdrawal from Vietnam
To build support for the draft
To ban the use of Agent Orange
32
Main city of the hippie movement
Chicago
New York
Los angeles
San francisco
33
Which interest group would
MOST
likely oppose eliminating the social security system?
American Association of Retired Persons (AARP)
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD)
American Federation of Labor (AFL)
National Rifle Association (NRA)
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What was the Montgomery Bus Boycott?
A boycott led by MLK
All of the above
People in Alabama didn't ride the bus to protest segregation
A boycott that started in response to Rosa Parks
