Who did SCLC work with to get/build membership?

Local organizations and churches.

What was the importance of the Little Rock Nine?

The Federal government began to enforce segregation rulings by the Court.

Which of the following was not a reason the Montgomery Bus Boycott was successful.

White riders paid extra fare to assist the bus company.

Why did Emmett Till’s mother have an open casket?

She wanted people to see the violence towards blacks in the South.

What was the importance of the Brown v Board ruling?

It overturned the Plessy ruling and made "separate but equal" illegal.

Why did President Johnson sign the Fair Housing Act of 1968?

African Americans were being excluded from living in areas of towns.

What was the mission of Freedom Summer?

To register African Americans in Mississippi to vote.

What were the Freedom Riders protesting?

Segregation of interstate bus terminals.

What are the two main goals of the NAACP?

Equality for all and ending hatred.

What is the main ideal as stated in the SNCC mission statement?

Non-violent marches and protests.

If you were looking to be a member of CORE, what two things was the group looking for?

Belief that all are created equal and working toward worldwide equality.

What did the Little Rock Nine do?

They desegregated Central High School in Arkansas.

What was the importance of the diner protests?

It encouraged and inspired young people to "get involved."

How did Till’s death impact the Civil Rights movement?

It helped advance the Civil Rights movement.

How were the Freedom Riders able to end the segregation?

The Federal government began to enforce desegregation.

What TWO things did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?

Ended segregation and employment discrimination

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1
Malcolm X differed from MLK in that he was a strong supporter of blacks defending themselves.
True
False
2
This city was host to 250,000 people and the March on Washington.
D
C
A
B
3
Who did SCLC work with to get/build membership?
Local organizations and churches.
Local food banks for the needy.
Local chapters of the NAACP.
All of the answers are correct
4
Malcolm X eventually sees white people as "good" and racism in general as the real enemy.
False
True
5
This city was famous for the Brown v Board of Education of Topeka.
A
B
C
D
6
What was the importance of the Little Rock Nine?
All of the answers are correct
The South began to see a "change" in the beliefs of white people.
The state's started to individually recognize rights of ALL.
The Federal government began to enforce segregation rulings by the Court.
7
What was the March on Washington for?
Desegregation of all facilities
Jobs and freedom
Voting rights
All of the answers are correct
8
Which of the following was not a reason the Montgomery Bus Boycott was successful.
African Americans used alternate methods of transportation.
White riders paid extra fare to assist the bus company.
News coverage of the event helped gain supporters.
The boycott was a spiritual, Christian movement.
9
Why did Emmett Till’s mother have an open casket?
She wanted people to see the violence towards blacks in the South.
All the answers are correct
She was advised to do it to help get the white men convicted.
She wasn't able to let here baby go.
10
This city was famous for nine students that desegregated Central High School.
C
D
B
A
11
What was the importance of the Brown v Board ruling?
It made segregated schools continue to segregate.
It overturned the Plessy ruling and made "separate but equal" illegal.
It made "separate but equal" legal.
It made voting an equal right for all citizens.
12
President Johnson passed both the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
False
True
13
What was the March from Selma to Montgomery for?
Voting Rights
Equal Rights
Employment Rights
Civil Rights
14
Why did President Johnson sign the Fair Housing Act of 1968?
African Americans were being excluded from living in areas of towns.
To make rent/monthly payments equal for all races.
To loan African Americans and other minorities the money to purchase homes.
White land owners were buying up all the land to block black ownership.
15
What type of protest was used at Woolworth's Lunch Counter?
March
Picket line
Boycott
Sit-in
16
What is the “official” name of thepractice that would not allow blacks to live in certain areas?
Prejudice Profiling
Redlining
Disqualifying Loan Practices
Rezoning of Land
17
Who is Emmett Till? Why is he known? What happened?
Till was brutally murdered by two white while there.
All of the answers are correct
Till was in Mississippi visiting his relatives.
Till was a 14 year old boy from Chicago.
18
This city was the home of the bus boycott.
C
A
B
D
19
MLK promoted what as the best method for achieving freedom?
Sit-ins
Riots
Marches
Non-violence
20
What was the mission of Freedom Summer?
To register African Americans in Mississippi to vote.
To help African Americans achieve freedom and equality.
To assist with the moving of African Americans to the North.
Desegregate voting booths/polling places.
21
What were the Freedom Riders protesting?
The lack of ability for black voters to register to vote.
Segregation throughout the south on city busses.
Lunch counters that were segregated.
Segregation of interstate bus terminals.
22
President Kennedy was assassinated and unable to accomplish much in terms of fighting for Civil Rights.
False
True
23
What are the two main goals of the NAACP?
Economic and social equality.
Equality throughout America and the world.
Ending hatred and racism.
Equality for all and ending hatred.
24
What is the main ideal as stated in the SNCC mission statement?
Students physically fighting back against hate.
Coordinate events to strike out against white people.
Non-violent marches and protests.
Attacks of local KKK leaders.
25
If you were looking to be a member of CORE, what two things was the group looking for?
Seeking equality and ending hatred.
Seeking to achieve racial superiority and gaining political rights.
Belief that all are created equal and working toward worldwide equality.
Belief in the idea of non-violence and the willingness to fight for rights.
26
In most Civil Rights cases, what Amendment has been violated?
18th
22nd
13th
14th
27
What did the Little Rock Nine do?
They were able to desegregate bus terminals throughout the South.
They were able to confront racism at lunchcounters.
They desegregated Central High School in Arkansas.
They created a band that sang many popular protest songs.
28
What was the importance of the diner protests?
The Federal Government sent troops to assist protestors.
It encouraged and inspired young people to "get involved."
Owners kept segregate the lunch counters.
The Southern white supremacy started to crumble.
29
How did Till’s death impact the Civil Rights movement?
It helped advance the Civil Rights movement.
The Civil Rights movement gained strong Northern leadership.
The Civil Rights movement was stalled when he died.
It helped place an emphasis on black youth.
30
How were the Freedom Riders able to end the segregation?
The Federal government began to enforce desegregation.
College kids rallied around each other to create unity.
News coverage got people to join in riding the busses.
They fought with white southerners at each stop during the protest.
31
What TWO things did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?
Ended segregation and employment discrimination
Provide health care and a review of equality
Ended segregation and banned voting discrimination
Ended racism and provided equality
32
Who was the face and voice of the modern Civil Rights movement?
Rosa Parks
Thurgood Marshall
Malcolm X
Martin Luther King Jr.

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