When four black students were refused service at a lunch counter, they

sat at the counter until the store closed.

The 16th Street Baptist Church was

the target of a bombing by the KKK.

student nonviolent coordinating committee

What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ban?

discrimination in the workplace and public places

At the March on Washington, Martin Luther King. Jr.

gave his "I have a dream" speech.

The Watts Riot in Los Angeles started...

After a black man was arrested for driving drunk

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Civil Rights Movement (Pre)

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1
Enforced separation of different racial groups.
prejudice
discrimination
racism
segregation
2
When four black students were refused service at a lunch counter, they
bought a hot dog in the back.
pounded on the counter.
began to argue with the waitress.
sat at the counter until the store closed.
3
When Eisenhower sent troops to Little Rock he was
Upholding the Voting Rights Act
Protecting the city from riots
Enforcing Brown v. Board
Ending the Montgomery Bus Boycott
4
Many restaurants were successfully integrated by
using sit ins.
issuing boycotts.
conducting protest marches.
writing threats.
5
LEGAL segregation in the South.
Racial etiquette
De Facto
Brown v. Board
Jim Crow
6
Emmett Till was killed because he
came from out of town
whistled at a white woman
didn't like white people
didn't want to buy gum
7
The fight to desegregate interstate busses
Montgomery Bus Boycott
Plessy v. Ferguson
Freedom Rides
Brown v. Board
8
The 16th Street Baptist Church was
a refuge for KKK members.
not involved in the fight for Civil Rights.
struggling for recognition.
the target of a bombing by the KKK.
9
What does SNCC mean?
student nonviolent coordinating committee
Student nonviolent civil-rights committee
Student nonviolent coordinating council
Student noncomformative coordinating committee
10
Unjust treatment based on factors like age, sex, or race.
prejudice
segregation
discrimination
hatred
11
What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ban?
voter discrimination
public demonstrations
discrimination in the workplace and public places
public school and housing discrimination
12
What were people marching for from Selma to Montgomery?
equal education
jobs
housing
voting rights
13
The March on Washington was
accomplished by blacks only.
a civil rights protest.
a violent demonstration.
in support of a civil rights bill.
14
Dr. Martin Luther King was well known for protests that used
violent marches
racial demands
black only activities
nonviolence
15
At the March on Washington, Martin Luther King. Jr.
criticized the government.
was discouraged by the turnout.
gave his "I have a dream" speech.
was assassinated.
16
The Freedom Riders wanted to
integrate seating on the bus.
bully people into giving up their seats.
ride the bus without paying.
show people they could ignore laws.
17
The Montgomery Bus Boycott was successful mainly because it pressured the city _______.
legally
religiously
morally
economically
18
Case that declared "separate but equal" in schools unconstitutional
Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v. Board
Gideon v. Wainwright
Roe v. Wade
19
The Watts Riot in Los Angeles started...
After a black woman refused to get off the bus
After President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963
After a black man was arrested for driving drunk
After a food fight between whites & blacks in a food court
20
Participants in the sit-ins were
all of the above.
trained in nonviolent tactics.
attacked by angry whites.
joined by other protesters.

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