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13. Civil Rights State Test Review (All Civil Rights)
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1
Which of the following was a direct result of the passage of Title XI? (2)
An increase in the number of women in college.
A decrease in the number of women admitted into college.
A decrease in the number of women’s sports in college.
An increase in the number of women’s sports in college.
2
La Raza Unida was a:
Mexican-American Political Party
A Chicano School System
Latino Rights Organization
None of the above
3
Where did the sit-in movement begin?
Greensboro, North Carolina
Jackson, Mississippi
Montgomery, Alabama
Birmingham, Alabama
4
The American Indian Movement is considered to be a VIOLENT movement for civil rights.
True
False
5
Obergefell v Hodges
Marriage between couples of the same sex is illegal
Public facilities may deny services to couples of the same sex
States can decide themselves if they choose to recognize a same sex couple
States are required to issue marriage licenses to couples of the same sex
6
Affirmative Action: (Choose 3)
Kept qualified persons from being admitted into higher education settings.
Required quotas to be met in certain businesses and higher education.
Fixed problems with discrimination in business and education.
Caused reverse discrimination
7
Malcolm X began his movement promoted separatism and violence but later moved to a more peaceful approach.
True
False
8
A way to help poor; illiterate white people from being disenfranchised.
Grandfather Clause
Literacy Test
Poll Tax
9
Choose all that are true about the NAACP: (Choose 3)
Fought civil rights in the courtroom.
Started out with WEB Du Bois and the Niagara Movement.
Led marches throughout the South to bring awareness to segregation.
One of the most prominent lawyers was Thurgood Marshall.
10
This org. used sit-ins and Freedom Rides, but like the SNCC; eventually took a more aggressive approach to civil rights.
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)
11
How did President Eisenhower respond to the Little Rock Crisis? (Choose 2)
He sent in 1000 paratroopers to escort/protect the black students.
He nationalized Arkansas National Guard.
He kept the students from entering the school using the National Guard.
The paratroopers were sent in to keep the 9 black students from entering.
12
The Black Panthers is considered to a VIOLENT movement to gain civil rights.
False
True
13
How did African Americans in Montgomery respond to Rosa Parks arrest? (Choose 2)
By refusing to integrate the high school in Birmingham Alabama.
By boycotting the local businesses.
By beginning the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
By refusing to ride the public transit buses.
14
What happened as a result of the Montgomery Bus Boycott?
All public transit buses in Alabama were forced to stop segregation.
All public transit buses were allowed to remain segregated.
15
Little Rock Nine refers to:
The nine A.A students who integrated a high school in Arkansas.
Nine students who were forced to integrate buses after Rosa Parks.
The 9 high schools in Little Rock Arkansas who were forced to integrate.
16
Choose all that are true about Cesar Chavez (3)
He helped form the United Farm Workers to push for better pay for farmers.
Encouraged violence to get better rights for Latino Americans.
Led a grape boycott to force grape growers (owners) to acknowledge the UFW.
He is a prominent person in the Latino/Hispanic Movement.
17
Since WWII, more women have entered the workforce, and they have had equal opportunities as men in the workforce.
True
False
18
Choose all that are TRUE about MLK and his beliefs: (3)
Believed in Jesus' policy of loving ones enemy.
Believed in the Black Panther's militant actions.
Believed in Henry Thoreau's policy of civil disobedience.
Believed in Gandhi's philosophy of resisting without violence.
19
Was Rosa Parks defiance a planned act of disobedience?
Yes
No
20
Which makes public schools provide quality services to disabled children that’s tailored to their individual needs.
Title XI
American with Disabilities Act
Bilingual Education Act
Individual with Disabilities with Education Act
21
The Feminine Mystique by Betty Friedan highlighted the problems _______________ faced.
African American women
American Indians
hispanic women
suburban housewives
22
What did Plessy v. Ferguson do?
It established “separate but equal” in certain matters involving race
It ended discrimination
It made public schools desegregated
It effectively ended all racial tensions
23
Phyllis Schlafly...
joined the womens mvmnt & fought to ratify the ERA
created a women's magazine, "Ms."
opposed the women's movement and fought to defeat the ERA
helped unite women & form the NOW
24
What is the main topic that was NOT ADDRESSED in the Civil Rights Act of 1964:
Segregation on Public Busses
Desegregation of Public Facilities
Voting
25
Which law eliminates discrimination against Americans with disabilities in all public places?
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
Title XI
Americans with Disabilities Act
Bilingual Education Act
26
La Raza Unida was created to?
register and empower more Latinos in political office
register more african american voters
register more women voters
27
MLK's assassination: (Choose 2)
Assassinated by James Earl Ray in Memphis, Tn.
Many nonviolent followers turned to violence after his death.
Was murdered by Byron De La Beckwith.
Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed as a result of his death.
28
Equal Pay Act: (Choose 3)
Helped women in the working environement.
Promises equal pay for equal work.
Allowed equal pay for young adults as older generations.
Still a problem Women face today.
29
First promoted nonviolence, but under the leadership of Stokely Carmichael began a "Black Power" militant movement.
Student NonViolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)
30
What was the ultimate decision from the Regents of University of California v. Bakke court case?
ruled Bakke could not attend
Upheld affirmative action while rejecting quotas
University had to desegregate
Ended affirmative action but kept quotas
31
James Meredith: (Choose 3)
Murdered in his driveway in Jackson, MS.
First black to graduate from Ole Miss.
Integrated Ole Miss.
Was shot during his "March Against Fear"
32
Who was the author of Letter From A Birmingham Jail?
Lyndon B. Johnson
Martin Luther King Jr.
Harry Truman
Malcolm X
33
What is Don't Ask, Don't Tell?
The Trans Military Ban
A complete ban on LGBTQ+ military service
A law prohibiting gay discrimination
A law saying gay people could serve if they were "closeted"
34
Brown v. Board of Education: (Choose 3)
Desegregated all public facilities.
Desegregated public schools.
Some schools did not immediately desegregate.
Thurgood Marshall was the attorney for Oliver Brown.
35
A civil rights organization formed my MLK and other ministers and civil rights leaders.
Congress of Racial Equality
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)
36
What piece of legislation was passed that was introduced by Kennedy but signed by Johnson?
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Civil Rights Act of 1964
37
Where did Rosa Parks refuse to give up her seat to a white man?
Jackson, Mississippi
Birmingham, Alabama
Little Rock, Arkansas
Montgomery, Alabama
38
Bloody Sunday (Choose 3)
Protestors met with police violence on other side of Edmund Pettus Bridge.
Purpose of march was to end all segregation in public facilities.
Purpose of march was to bring awareness to voting rights.
Attempted march between Selma and Montgomery, Alabama.
39
Which of the following is the proper definitions of feminism?
Women and men should have equal economic, political, and soc. opportunities
Women are much more delicate than men and should be treated differently.
40
Freedom Riders....
Rode interstate busses to test desegregation laws in the south.
Rode buses in Montgomery with Rosa Parks to protest.
41
How did Harry Truman partake in the civil rights movement?
He banned segregation in the armed forces.
He banned segregation in all public facilities.
42
Who was Bull Connor ?
One of the founders of the NAACP.
Police and Fire Chief in Birmingham, Al that violently responded to protest
The mayor of Birmingham that ordered the arrest of all children protest.
Found safe locations for Freedom Riders to go to in their protest.
43
Medgar Evers: Choose 3
Civil Rights leader in Mississippi.
Murdered in Jackson, Ms.
Murdered by Byron De La Beckwith.
Gave the speech "I Have a Dream"
44
Voting Rights Act of 1965: (choose 2)
Abolished all grandfather clauses.
Increased the number of African American voters.
Allowed all African American men the right to vote.
Eliminated all literacy test.
45
Stokely Carmichael began his movement believing in nonviolence but later moved to a more violent approach.
True
False
46
Why did the American Indian Movement choose to protest at Wounded Knee?
It's historical significance.
They chose a random location.
Because that's where they were told to go.
It is a reservation.
47
What bans gender discrimination in any education program, activity that gets federal funding?
Equal Pay Act
Roe v. Wade
Title IX
Equal Rights Amendment
48
This is when CORE and SNCC worked together to help register African Americans to vote in Mississippi.
Selma March
Bloody Sunday
March on Washington
Freedom Summer
49
What happened to the men who murdered Emmett Till?
Both died before evidence was found of the murders.
They were originally found guilty; and later found innocent.
They were found not guilty by an all white male jury.
50
A way we disenfranchised AA's: were required to read and analyze sections of the constitution.
Poll Tax
Grandfather Clause
Literacy Test
51
Roe v. Wade (choose 2)
Is seen as an advancement in women's rights.
Protects female athletes in public education.
Legalized abortion for women.
Required equal pay for women as men.
52
Black Panther Party: (Choose 3)
Promoted peace under all circumstances.
Took a more aggressive/violent approach for civil rights.
Most famous Black Power militant group.
Often wore all black and armed themselves.
53
De Jure Segregation: (Choose 2)
Example: Church
Segregation by law
Segregation by custom/tradition
Example: Jim Crow
54
Disenfranchised:
To allow the desegregation of public schools.
To create obstacles/barriers to keep someone from doing something.
To allow the integration of buses.
To allow African Americans the right to vote.
55
What was the American Indian Citizenship Act of 1924?
Limited the number of immigrants allowed entry into the United States.
To establish economic stability in the U.S.
Granted citizenship to any Native Americans born within the United States.
Repatriations and deportations of Mexican-Americans to Mexico from the U.S.
56
Despite Native Americans being granted citizenship in 1924, they were still denied ____ until the passage of the ______.
College Admittance; Civil Rights Act of 1964
Citizenship; Volstead Act
The right to vote; Voting Rights Act of 1965
The right to attend public schools, Bilingual Eduction Act
57
Wanted a more immediate response to civil rights; one of the founders of the NAACP; pushed for legislation to be passsed
WEB Du Bois
Booker T. Washington
58
“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” is still in effect today.
True
False
59
The "March on Washington" (Choose 3)
Lead by MLK.
Purpose was to encourage the passage of civil rights legislation by Kenn.
Speech "I Have a Dream" was given here.
Civil rights legislation was passed immediately after this march.
60
Regents of the University of California v. Bakke is a Supreme Court case that addressed
affirmative action
right of privacy
prayer in school
rights of the accused
61
De Facto Segregation: Choose 2
Segregation by custom/tradition.
Example: Church
Example: Jim Crow
Segregation by law.
62
What did Betty Friedan write?
Coke recipe
The communist manifesto
Blueprints to the first rocket
The Feminine Mystique
63
Choose all that are true about Thurgood Marshall: (Choose 3)
Famous for the Brown v. Board of Education case.
Desegregated the armed forces.
First African American appointed to the Supreme Court.
Had been a lawyer for the NAACP.
64
Choose all that are true about the Euqal Rights Amendment (Choose 3)
Was amendmened in 1972.
Guarantees equal rights for women; protected by the Constitution.
Opposed by Phyllis Schlafly
Was not ratified in time by the states.
65
Choose all that are true about the contents of the "Letter from a Birmingham Jail" (choose 3)
Nonviolent protest are necessary for change.
In the midst of violence; always remain nonviolent.
Unjust laws should be broken.
Protect yourself against violent responses to protest.
66
One of the ways A.A's were disenfranchised: had to pay a fee to vote.
Literacy Test
Poll Tax
Grandfather Clause
67
Since entering the workforce, women have been mostly given “gender appr.” jobs that pay less than men.
True
False
68
Stonewall Riots
Beginning of the new feminist movement.
Beginning of the Chicano movement
Beginning of the rainbow movement.
69
Malcolm X (Choose 3)
Was brutally assassianted in Manhattan.
Had been a "Black Muslim" and follower of the Nation of Islam.
Turned from a nonviolent approach to civil rights to a violent approach.
Turned away from the Nation of Islam after pilgrimage.
70
Which of the following shows a true representatation of the Civil War Amendments?
13th: Citizenship; 14th: Freedom from Slavery; 15th: Right to Vote
13th: Freedom from Slavery;14th: Citizenship; 15th: Right to Vote
71
American Indian Movement: (Choose 3)
Caused severe damage to the Bureau of Indian Affiars.
Seized the territory of Woudned Knee.
Peacefulily organized demonstrations on Native American burial grounds.
Militant group.
72
Which of the following requires public schools to provide quality educational services to English Language Learners?
Bilingual Education Act
American with Disabilities Act
Title XI
Individual with Disabilities with Education Act
73
What brought light to the fact that women were not satisfied with their "gender roles" that society pushed on them?
Magazine called "Women At Home"
Betty Friedman's book "Feminine Mystique"
74
Who is Elizabeth Cady Stanton?
The founder of the htmi movement.
Founded the National Woman Suffrage Association.
75
Civil disobedience is:
A form Of violent protest against discrimination.
Being disobeident towards laws of any nature.
Placing a tax on imported goods.
Refusal to obey unjust laws as a form of protest
76
24th amendment:
Ended segregation in public facilities.
Ended poll tax.
77
Believed in a more gradual approach to civil rights; gave Atlanta Compromise Speech; pushed for vocational training.
Booker T. Washington
WEB Du Bois
