When soldiers returned from WWII, the G.I. Bill of Rights:

allowed many soldiers to attend college for free

The U.S Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education:

tested the idea of "Separate but equal" in education

Segregation in Kansas Schools had to be changed because:

it violated the U.S. Constitution

WW II impacted agriculture in Kansas by ________.

creating a labor shortage filled by high school students

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1
In Dockum's Drugstore Sit-in students used _ to take non-violent action against discrimination
segregate
duck and cover
civil disobedience
defense contracts
2
When soldiers returned from WWII, the G.I. Bill of Rights:
forced people out of their homes
allowed many soldiers to attend college for free
made soldiers pay more for houses
kept soldiers from finding jobs
3
William A White was a founder of ____ trying to raise money and supplies for Allies in WW II.
suburbs
Military-Industrial complex
newspapers
Committee to Defend America
4
Nickname give to the women who worked in machine shops and factories during WWII
Daja the Die Maker
Gabbie the Gardener
Wanda the Welder
Rosie the Riveter
5
The heavy rains of 1951:
caused the worst floods Kansas had ever seen
forced roads and schools to shut down for weeks
left farms covered with heavy deposits of soil and sand
all of these answers
6
Topeka student whose father sued to end segregation of public schools
Linda Brown
Tina Belcher
Meg Griffin
Kelly Bundy
7
The U.S Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education:
integrated Argentine High School
tested the idea of "Separate but equal" in education
closed down Dockum's Drugstore
created African American schools in KS
8
During WW II the U.S. government gave out _______ to industries that could support war effort.
victory gardens
workers
new buildings
defense contracts
9
Before Brown v. Board of Education,KS cities of more that 15,000 could _____ their schools.
subragate
segregate
integrate
initiate
10
Segregation in Kansas Schools had to be changed because:
it violated the U.S. Constitution
there were not enough textbooks to go around
it cost too much money
Too many teachers refused to teach in segregated schools
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WW II impacted agriculture in Kansas by ________.
creating a labor shortage filled by high school students
taking away farmer's machines
forcing farmers to grow only wheat
creating a domestic grain shortage
12
US General and leader of the forces in Europe during WWII and later President of the USA
Harry S. Truman
Winston Churchill
Joe Stalin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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One of the most influential photographers in the world, author of "The Learning Tree".
William Stafford
Gordon Parks
Harry Colmery
William Inge

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