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What was the purpose of the Freedom rides?
To make white people angry
To get arrested and fill the prisons
To test interstate transit laws
To go to New Orleans
2
Martin Luther King Jr. was most closely identified with...
undermining NAACP efforts
investigation the “black power” movement
practicing nonviolent protesting
demanding creation of a civil rights commission
3
Sit ins and Freedom rides were met with what kind of reaction throughout the South?
Outstretched arms
Prayer Vigils
Mobs giving Hugs
Violent Mobs
4
In 1948, which president ordered full racial integration of the U.S. military?
FDR
Eisenhower
Truman
JFK
5
What is one thing the Voting Rights Act of 1965 did?
Ended segregation in all public places
Got rid of poll taxes and protected voters at the polls
Ended segregation in schools
Got rid of discrimination at jobs
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What was Supreme Court’s decision in Roe v. Wade?
In order to keep the mother of the child safe, abortions would become illeg
It was a woman’s right to choose whether she wanted an abortion or not.
Women did not yet have the right to choose so.
Abortions were illegal and could not be practiced in the United States.
7
What is the Voting Rights Act of 1965?
It stopped white people from using Jim Crow laws
It created a new political party for black people
it restricted black people from running for president
it made it possible for black people to vote
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What impact did the 'Voting Rights Act' 1965 have on civil rights in America?
improved working conditions for immigrants
prohibited Jim Crow laws such as literacy tests
prohibited the consumption of alcohol
prohibited discrimination in housing
9
Helped blacks register to vote and ued sit-ins as economic boycotts; John Lewis was President
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Student Violent Coordingating Committee
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
Albany Movement
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Jim Crow Laws
North loses interest after economic depression
grants freedmen rights of citizenship
Laws designed to enforce segregation of blacks from whites
African Americans vote and serve in government
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The decision of Roe v. Wade was based on....
The right to life
The right to privacy
A woman's right to have an abortion
The right to take AP Gov
12
Who got their start as a Civil Rights leader with the Montgomery Bus Boycotts?
Muhammad Ali
Al Sharpton
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Fred Shuttlesworth
13
These airmen were fundamental in laying the groundwork for further integration of the military.
Royal Air Force
Birmingham Bombers
Women's Army Corps
Tuskegee Airmen
14
The Voting Rights Act was passed in 1965.
False
True
15
Roe v. Wade justified making abortion legal with the ___
Due Process Clause of the 14th Amenement
Due Process Clause of the 8th Amendment
The Declaraction of Independence
The Bill of Rights
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Who was included in the Freedom Rides?
All of the above
Women
African Americans
Whites
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Whose arrest for violating segregation laws led to the Montgomery Bus Boycotts?
Irene Morgan
Martin Luther King Jr.
Rosa Parks
Claudette Colvin
18
When did the march on Birmingham take place
1962
1963
2003
1337
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What where peaceful protesters in Birmingham attacked with?
love and affection
police dogs and high powered fire hoses
sticks and stones
punching and kicking
20
Sit-ins and freedom rides were examples of
efforts to protest the Brown v Board of Educationdecision.
non-violent protests against segregation.
violent protests against segregation.
efforts to end segregation in schools.
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What type of establishment was the target of the first sit ins?
A Restaurant
A Park
A Bus Transit Station
A Movie Theatre
22
Who was the man that inspired Malcolm X and his lifestyle the most?
Muhammad Ali
Mohammad Mosaddegh
Mohamed Farrah
Elijah Muhammad
23
The Montgomery Bus Boycott and Greensboro lunch Sit ins are examples of what?
protested eating food while being on a bus
Protests coming from the African American Community
protests coming from the White community
protests coming from the Asain community
24
What happened as a result of Brown v Board of Ed.?
De-Segregation of the Restaurants
De-Segregation of the Schools
De-Segregation of the Buses
Free Tubas
25
What was the same about both MLK and Malcolm X?
They were both 39 when they died
They were both Baptist
They both had lovely childhoods
They both went to jail before becoming a civil rights leader
26
Which of the following are true of the Freedom Rides?
all of the above are correct
help enforce Supreme Court ruling desegregating buses
Freedom Riders were from all walks of life
Angry mobs of white people often challenged them
27
The Montgomery Bus Boycotts began 100 days after the murder of:
Linda Brown
Elizabeth Eckford
Emmitt Till
Rosa Parks
28
Loving v. Virginia
that marriage, regardless of race, is a fundamental right
under the constitution slaves remained property
States had the right to segregate(“Separate but equal”)
Declared that education is not a fundamental right
29
What was Loving v Virginia?
A march for interracial couples
The document that made Virginia a free state
The article that established west virginia
A court case that made interracial marriages legal
30
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972
prohibited sex discrimination by schools receiving federal $
granted non-levy funding to schools
granted land to schools for construction
prohibited ethnic discrimination by schools
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What is James Meredith known for?
Integrating the University of Mississippi
Refusing to give up seat for white man on bus
NAACP president of Mississippi chapter
The first A/A mayor in US city since Reconstruction
32
Who was Jackie Robinson?
known as the "Father of the Country"
helped free African American slaves
first African American major league baseball player
taught himself how to read
33
What did title IX do?
gave men and women equal sports opportunities (scholarships)
Created co-ed sports teams
Took away sports funding
Made women's sports available in school
34
What did the "Letter from Birmingham Jail" explain?
Why African Americans should wait for rights
Why the "separate but equal" policy was unfair
Why the "separate but equal" policy was fair
Why African Americans shouldn't wait for rights
35
What was Bloody Sunday, 1965?
March from Selma to Washington DC for civil rights.
March from Selma to Atlanta for equal pay.
March from Selma to Los Angeles for equal opportunity.
March from Selma to Montgomery for voting rights.
36
What famous speech took place at the March on Washington?
Bus Boycott Speech
Speech on Freedom
Civil Rights Address
" I Have A Dream" Speech
37
Where did bloody sunday happen?
The white house
Route 80
Edmund Pettus Bridge
Alabama State Capitol
38
Why did the pick Washington D.C. for the march?
Lawmakers were considering the Civil Rights Law
Lots of people could come
Martin Luther King Jr. picked it close to his home
It was pretty there
39
The March on Washington...
was the largest demonstration for human rights in history
didn't exist
took a week
held over a million people
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The Children's March was effective because
kids were throwing rocks and bricks at police
the children were afraid of the white police
the parents allowed their children to go to jail
the children filled the jails
