Why were the Little Rock Nine vetted before integrating Central High School?

to make sure they could remain calm when harassed

Which of the following was the purpose of the Occupation of Alcatraz?

to promote indigenous self-determination and tribal sovereignty

Put the following in order: The Longest Walk, The Dawes Act, The Indian Reorganization Act.

Dawes Act, Indian Reorganization Act, The Longest Walk

Meeting with and influencing a legislator

leaving your place of work to protest conditions

How did Mendez v. Westminster affect segregation nationwide?

it set the precedent for Brown v. Board

What role did SNCC play during the Civil Rights Movement?

mobilized college students to fight against segregation despite their race

Why was Cesar Chavez's decision to join Larry Itliong's strike important?

it demonstrated solidarity between their groups

holding up signs and barring the entrance of a place of business

How did the Greensboro 4 successfully pressure Woolworth's into integrating its lunch counter?

the disruption caused a lack of business and financial loss

walking in a large crowd or rallying to demonstrate support for a cause

What was the purpose of the Declaration of Sentiments?

to outline a list of women's rights proposals

Which of the following was a result of Emmett Till's death?

more African Americans were influenced to fight segregation

What was the purpose of grandfather clauses?

to exclude African Americans from voting

What was the purpose of the illustrated ads the UFW used to promote the boycott?

to draw the attention and support of consumers

How did the media influence public opinion in favor of women's suffrage?

the media reported the Night of Terror and made them sympathetic

Which of the following DID NOT make women take an interest in women's rights during the 19th century?

many women were influenced by religious teachings about rigid gender roles

How did the Indian Citizenship Act affect Native American political participation?

it gave Native Americans suffrage

How did WWI affect the women's suffrage movement?

protestors were accused of being unpatriotic and arrested

occupying a space until your demands are met

Which of the following best describes the main goal of the NAACP when it was founded in 1909?

to lobby for anti-lynching legislation

Which of the following was NOT a cause of the East L.A. Walkouts?

the closure of previously segregated schools for Latinos

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1
Why were the Little Rock Nine vetted before integrating Central High School?
to make sure they knew how to escape if harassed
to make sure they could remain calm when harassed
to make sure they could defend themselves against violence
to make sure they wouldn't drop out due to academic pressure
2
Which of the following was the purpose of the Occupation of Alcatraz?
to protest past imprisonments of Native Americans on Alcatraz
to promote indigenous self-determination and tribal sovereignty
to advocate for Native Americans to assimilate
to promote violent confrontation with the government
3
Put the following in order: The Longest Walk, The Dawes Act, The Indian Reorganization Act.
Dawes Act, The Longest Walk, Indian Reorganization Act
Dawes Act, Indian Reorganization Act, The Longest Walk
The Longest Walk, Dawes Act, Indian Reorganization Act
The Longest Walk, Indian Reorganization Act, Dawes Act
4
What is lobbying?
refusing to work until your demands are met
walking out of your workplace to protest conditions
Meeting with and influencing a legislator
holding up signs and barring the entrance of a place of business
5
What is a walkout?
refusing to eat until your demands are met
leaving your place of work to protest conditions
refusing to work until your demands are met
occupying a space until your demands are met
6
How did Mendez v. Westminster affect segregation nationwide?
it set the precedent for Brown v. Board
it reaffirmed segregation policies in schools
it caused the immediate desegregation of schools nationwide
it had no impact on segregation nationwide
7
What role did SNCC play during the Civil Rights Movement?
mobilized only black college students to fight against segregation
mobilized college students to fight against segregation despite their race
influenced activists to become more violent
united African American churches against segregation
8
Why was Cesar Chavez's decision to join Larry Itliong's strike important?
it showed Chavez was afraid to act alone
it reinforced racial divides between farm workers
it demonstrated solidarity between their groups
it caused growers to blacklist Filipino and Mexican workers
9
What is picketing?
refusing to eat until your demands are met
leaving a place of work to protest working conditions
holding up signs and barring the entrance of a place of business
refusing to work until your demands are met
10
How did the Greensboro 4 successfully pressure Woolworth's into integrating its lunch counter?
the protestors harassed customers
Woolworth's employees became sympathetic to their cause
the disruption caused a lack of business and financial loss
Woolworth's employees felt threatened and threatened to quit
11
What is a march?
walking in a large crowd or rallying to demonstrate support for a cause
leaving a place of work to protest working conditions
holding up signs and barring the entrance of a place of business
occupying a space until your demands are met
12
What was the purpose of the Declaration of Sentiments?
to call for the abolition of slavery
to outline a list of women's rights proposals
to create segregated establishments for women
to condemn political violence
13
Which of the following was a result of Emmett Till's death?
more African Americans were influenced to fight segregation
it increased lynching convictions
a federal anti-lynching law was immediately passed
African Americans were scared to fight segregation
14
What was the purpose of grandfather clauses?
to make sure only property-owning whites could vote
to prevent former Confederates from participating in government
to exclude African Americans from voting
to exclude women from voting
15
What was the purpose of the illustrated ads the UFW used to promote the boycott?
to show caution against the growers they were protesting
to draw the attention and support of consumers
to express their anger against the growers they were protesting
they did not use illustrated ads, only slogans and photographs
16
Which of the following was NOT a strategy used by civil rights activists?
armed resistance
court cases
boycotts
nonviolent protests
17
How did the media influence public opinion in favor of women's suffrage?
they were ignored by the media because they were women
the media always condemned suffragettes as extremists
they were given unbiased coverage all the time
the media reported the Night of Terror and made them sympathetic
18
Which of the following did NOT expand the women's rights movement?
the Equal Pay Act
STOP ERA
Title IX
the 19th Amendment
19
Which of the following DID NOT make women take an interest in women's rights during the 19th century?
more women entered the workforce during the CIvil War
many women participated in the temperance movement
many women participated in the abolitionist movement
many women were influenced by religious teachings about rigid gender roles
20
How did the Indian Citizenship Act affect Native American political participation?
it did not affect Native American voting rights
it imposed voting restrictions on Native Americans
it gave Native Americans a separate system for leaders and elections
it gave Native Americans suffrage
21
How did WWI affect the women's suffrage movement?
the 19th amendment was passed to gain women's support for the war
suffrage supporters participated in the war effort to prove their worth
protestors suspended their activities during the war
protestors were accused of being unpatriotic and arrested
22
What is a sit-in?
occupying a space until your demands are met
leaving a place of work to protest working conditions
walking in a large crowd or rallying to demonstrate support for a cause
holding up signs and barring the entrance of a place of business
23
Which of the following best describes the main goal of the NAACP when it was founded in 1909?
to promote black-owned businesses
to organize voter registration classes
To provide college funds to African Americans
to lobby for anti-lynching legislation
24
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the East L.A. Walkouts?
a lack of college prep for Latino students
a lack of bilingual resources for ESL students
few Latino teachers and administration to support students
the closure of previously segregated schools for Latinos
25
Which of the following methods is best reflected by Homer Plessy's decision to defy segregation laws?
sit-in
civil disobedience
picketing
boycott

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