How strong were the water hoses?

Strong enough to knock the bark off a tree 75 feet away.

What did she tell her father?

She had snout out of school and attended the march /truth

What happened when Carolyn returned home?

Her dad opened the dore and demanded answers.

What did Governor Wallace say in his inaugural speech in January 1963?

Segregation today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever

How did they (children) know when the march would take place?

The Shelly "the Playboy" DJ announced it on the radio.

What happened to the "colored" signs after the law was passed?

They were kept in the back of the bus.

Who visited Carolyn in 1996? What did he give her?

Charles Moore - a signed copy of his book.

Why didn't Carolyn participate in the second march?

She was grounded by her father;paticipating in the march.

What did Carolyn do that was forbidden?

She sat in the front of the bus.

What happened to Bull Conner after the children's marches?

He was released from his position.

What punishment did the state impose on those who participated in the march?

They were fined and the march was permanently on record

When were black children finally allowed in Kiddieland?

When they wren arrested and placed in the animals pins.

What happened on the morning of May 3, 1963?

A second march took place; Double D-Day

Why did Dr. King want to cancel the march?

He was worried about the safety of the children.

Why did she get involved?

Something deep inside her woruldn't let her say "no."

Why was there a gate with a padlock outside of Carolyn's school?

To keep the students from sneeking out..

Why did many police officiers & participate in the D-Day and Double D-Day events?

They had been under the orders Bull Conner.

What happened to Carolyn during the march?

Her hair was ripped out due to the pressure from the water.

How did it make her feel?

She felt nervous and that she had won a small battle.

When did Carolyn meet Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.?

16th Street Baptist Church in April 1963

Who came to apologize to the congregation?

One of the firefighters who turned the hose on the marchers.

What did she ultimately do to defied what her parents had always told her?

She left her school to march an protest.

How did Carolyn view segregaton?

She felt it would be last forever in Alambama

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1
In what vechicle were some of the children marchers taken in?
Paddy Wagons
Station Wagons
Helicopters
Vans
2
How strong were the water hoses?
1 man could hold it.
Strong enough to knock the bark off a tree 75 feet away.
10 men had to hold
2 mend had to hold
3
WHen did the march take place?
March 2, 1963
May 4, 1964
May 2, 1963
May 3, 1964
4
What did she tell her father?
She was attacked by white students on her way home.
She went swimming at a friend's house and fell in the poll.
She had snout out of school and attended the march /truth
She didn't tell him anything because she didn't get caught,
5
What happened when Carolyn returned home?
Her dad opened the dore and demanded answers.
Her mother answered the door and demanded answers.
Her brother opened the door and helped her clean off.
She snuck in through the back door , she wasn't caught .
6
When Bull Conner was embarassed, what did he do/command police to do?
To bring out the dogs.
To turn up the water hoses.
To bring out tear gases.
To bring out the smoke bombs.
7
Who ordered the army tanks, firemen, and police?
Dr. Martin Luther King
Bull Conner
Governor Wallace
Robert Chambliss and Charles Cage
8
How many children were arrested on the day of the march?
30
4
959
2,00
9
What did Governor Wallace say in his inaugural speech in January 1963?
Down with segregation
Segregation must end
Desegregation Today, Tomorrow, and forever
Segregation today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever
10
How did they (children) know when the march would take place?
Announced in church.
Announced on the locial news..
Announced in school.
The Shelly "the Playboy" DJ announced it on the radio.
11
What filled Carolyn with terror during the march?
Bull Conner
Army Tanks
The Police
The Dogs
12
Where did Carolyn seek refuge (a place to hide)?
The church basement
Her home
Her basement
Behind a parked car
13
What happened to the "colored" signs after the law was passed?
They were moved to the front of the bus.
They were changed the signs for all people.
They were kept in the back of the bus.
They were taken down.
14
Who visited Carolyn in 1996? What did he give her?
Governor Wallace-A keepsake from the Civil Rights Movement.
Robert Chambliss-monetary gift to her charity in apology. .
Charles Moore - a signed copy of his book.
Her father-a family heirloom from her grandmother.
15
Why didn't Carolyn participate in the second march?
She was sick.
Her leg was still broken.
She was grounded by her father;paticipating in the march.
She had other plans with her friends,
16
What did Carolyn do that was forbidden?
Go out with her friends.
Go to Pizitz's
Skip school
She sat in the front of the bus.
17
What happened to Bull Conner after the children's marches?
He was released from his position.
He was arrested.
He retired.
He went on vacation in Cancun.
18
What punishment did the state impose on those who participated in the march?
They weren't charged with anything.
TGhey were imprisoned.
They were fined and the march was permanently on record
They were to do 50 hours of community service.
19
When were black children finally allowed in Kiddieland?
They were not allowed until after the death of Dr. King, Jr.
When they wren arrested and placed in the animals pins.
After segregation ended.
When they had a march on the grounds of Kiddieland.
20
What happened on the morning of May 3, 1963?
A third march took place
A second march took place; Double D-Day
A peaceful rally took place in the 16th St. Baptist Church.
D-Day
21
When the police paddy wagons were full, in what vehicle were the children marchers taken?
in charter busee
In white school buses
In yellow school buses
In police buses
22
Why did Dr. King want to cancel the march?
He was worried about the safety of the children.
He didn't want them to get in trouble with their parents.
He wasn't worried aobut anything.
He was happy that the children didn't mind going to jail.
23
Why did she get involved?
Her friends told her to.
Something deep inside her woruldn't let her say "no."
Her father told her to do it.
She was unable to do it on D-Day.
24
Who opened Carolyn's eyes to the injustices of segregation?
Whoopi Goldberg
Nelson Mandela
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Beyonce'
25
When a white person said something, what could be expected?
It would happen
They were not going to do anything
The truth would come out
It would never happen
26
Why was there a gate with a padlock outside of Carolyn's school?
To keep the robbers out.
To keep the students from sneeking out..
To keep Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. out .
To keep the police out.
27
Why did many police officiers & participate in the D-Day and Double D-Day events?
They had been under the orders Bull Conner.
They had been under the orders of the President.
They had felt that it was the right thing to do.
They had been under the orders of Govenor Wallace.
28
What happened to Carolyn during the march?
Her hair was ripped out due to the pressure from the water.
Nothing happened to Carolyn besides getting a little wet.
Her leg was broken due to the pressure of the water.
Her leg was bitten by a dog.
29
How did it make her feel?
She felt all alone.
She felt nervous and that she had won a small battle.
She felt grown up.
She felt sick.
30
When did Carolyn meet Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.?
16th Street Baptist Church in April 1963
In 2010, at a rally
School
At the Spelling Bee
31
Who came to apologize to the congregation?
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Govenor Wallace
One of the policemen who brought out dogs on the marchers.
One of the firefighters who turned the hose on the marchers.
32
When was the bus segregation law passed?
Early 1970's
Early 1980's
Early 1960's
Late 1960's
33
What did she ultimately do to defied what her parents had always told her?
She went home.
She left her school to march an protest.
She skipped school to hang out at Pizitz.
She went to Gaston Hotel.
34
How did Carolyn view segregaton?
She felt it would end in Alabama
She felt that there was no segregation
She felt it would be last forever in Alambama
She felt love from all white people.

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