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1
Native American's
civil rights
came to the forefront in 1961 when leaders developed the ___________.
Declaration of Indian Purpose
Bill of Rights
Indian Civil Rights Act
Letter from Birmingham Jail
2
Some people became
disillusioned
with MLK’s non-violent protests, which gave rise to the _________ movement.
poverty
economic
white supremacy
black power
3
Other civil rights organizations around the nation helped African Americans _________ so they could
vote
.
discriminate
register
filibuster
harass
4
MLK was famous for supporting the idea that protest...
is always peaceful and does not cause violence.
is the only way to achieve change.
is a powerful tool for achieving change.
brings peaceful change in all political structures.
5
The passage of which law marked a
turning point
in the civil rights movement?
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Discrimination Act of 1964
Equal Pay Act of 1963
Segregation Act of 1965
6
The
best
word to describe the students that staged
sit-ins
at Woolworth lunch counters is which one below?
racist
segregationist
idealistic
Black supremacist
7
In 1965, nearly 70% of African Americans lived in large cities, and many in _________
conditions
.
impoverished
affluent
segregated
urban
8
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., believed that the only
moral way
to end segregation and racism was through...
violence and riots.
education.
nonviolent passive resistance.
the political system.
9
For the
Chicanos
, how did
La Raza Unida
and the United Farm Workers differ in their goals?
La Raza Unida did not seek greater economic opportunities
La Raza Unida wanted more Latino American voters, the UFW focused on jobs
The UFW didn't seek greater economic opportunities for Latino Americans
The UFW fought for greater educational opportunities for Latino Americans
10
The most famous of these was the
1973
occupation of ___________, which ended in
bloodshed
.
Little Big Horn
UC Berkeley
Wounded Knee
Alcatraz
11
The
Kerner Commission
blamed the problems of inner cities on...
violence.
poverty.
overpopulation.
racism.
12
A new group created by
Betty Friedan
, reflected the diverse goals of the modern
feminist
movement and was named the...
Women for a Democratic Society.
National Woman’s Party.
Equal Rights Organization.
National Organization for Women.
13
Many of Martin Luther King's speeches used American
founding documents
to prove that African Americans had...
a responsibility to protest communistic laws.
the right to protest granted by American democracy.
a desire to end the suffering under totalitarian regimes.
a claim to restrict incarcerations in communistic nations.
14
Protesters called Freedom Fighters turned their attention to the
segregated bus
___________ that existed in the South.
riders
terminals
protests
schools
15
While the 50s/60s achieved civil rights laws, it was clear that ___ was still a
force
African Americans had to confront.
black power
racism
poverty
communism
16
In 1966,
César Chávez
and
Dolores Huerta
merged their organizations to form the...
National Farmers Organization.
American Federation of Labor.
United Farm Workers.
Farm Bureau.
17
Which of the following statements about the
Civil Rights Act of 1964
is true?
It was the most comprehensive civil rights law Congress had ever passed.
It put an end to violent riots and protests.
It was later struck down by a Supreme Court ruling.
It gave the government broad powers to prevent prejudice.
18
Which of the following required state universities to offer an
equal number of scholarships
to female and male athletes?
Title IX
Title VII
ERA
Roe v. Wade
19
In response to the arrest of
Rosa Parks
, African Americans...
organized restaurant sit-ins.
formed the first Black Panther group.
organized a bus boycott.
formed the NAACP.
20
Which of the following set out the doctrine of “
separate but equal
,” establishing a legal basis for segregation?
The Supreme Court’s decision in Wabash v. Illinois
The Chinese Exclusion Act
The Supreme Court’s decision in Plessy v. Ferguson
The Pendleton Act
21
Progress remained
slow
for Native American rights, prompting groups like __________ to stage protests.
the American Indian Movement
the Black Panthers
Operation PUSH
the Native American Caucus
22
The Supreme Court’s ruling in
Brown
v.
Board of Education
ended racial segregation...
on trains.
in private clubs.
on buses.
in public schools.
23
The first major protest of the Civil Rights Movement occurred in what
state
?
Montgomery
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
24
Who had become a symbol of the
black power
movement that was sweeping the nation by the early 1960s?
Malcolm X
Bobby Seale
Coretta King
Eldridge Cleaver
25
The organization founded by
student
civil rights activists was...
SNCC.
CORE.
NAACP.
SCLC.