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A #quiz about #American #History with focus on #slavery, #civil #war and #civil #rights
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When did the first state allow slavery?
1655
1660
1640
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When was the Civil War?
1822-1823
1733-1750
1861-1865
3
What does "Strange fruit" refer to?
A special kind of potato from the South states
The dead bodies hanging from the trees
The exotic fruits the slaves brought from Africa
4
What is the correct Danish translation of the word "Emancipation"?
Tilblivelse
Forfatning
Frigørelse
Uafhængighed
5
Who is this?
Barack Obama
Martin Luther King
Malcolm X
Kanye West
6
What did president Abraham Lincoln promise to do?
Get rid of independent slave owners
Allow gay marriage
Free all slaves
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What does "klux" mean?
White
Hate
Hat
Circle
8
Martin Luther King's famous speech is called ...
The Gettysburg Address
I have a dream
Yes we can!
I have an ice cream
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What is this?
A string
A whip
A robe
A snake
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What is the correct Danish translation of the word "oppression"?
Oprevet
Depression
Mishandling
Undertrykkelse
11
Who was the first black president of America?
Usher
Barack Obama
Martin Luther King
12
Which of these words is not traditionally associated with the topic "Civil War - Civil Rights"?
Library
Segregation
Slavery
Freedom
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Which part of America wanted to keep the slavery?
South
North
West
East
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Who said this quote?
Martin Luther King
Abraham Lincoln
Malcolm X
Barack Obama
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Who was president in 2009?
Abraham Lincoln
Barack Obama
John F. Kennedy
Bill Clinton
16
Finish this King quote:
"Life's most persistant and urgent question is ..."
... What will happen tomorrow?
... What are you going to do?
... What are you doing for others?
... What are you dreaming about?
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What did Rosa Parks refuse to give up?
A bus seat
A plane seat
A train seat
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What did the "Jim Crow laws" force black people to do in 1881?
Only to talk to other black people
To sit in separate sections of buses and trains
To walk on a specific side of the streets
To work as slaves