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Why was the SCLC founded?
Because they had a lil crush on Malcolm X ;)
Because of MLK's I have a dream speech
Because of the success of the Montgomery bus boycott
Because of the success of the Albany Movement
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Where did the March on Washington end?
Supreme Court building
White House
Capital Hill
Lincoln Memorial
3
The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson is known for his leadership roles with which civil rights organizations?
Rainbow Coalition
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
People United to Save Humanity (Operation PUSH)
All of the above
4
Fannie Lou Hamer is responsible for which of these famous quotes?
"How can we live if we don't change"
"I am sick and tired of being sick and tired"
"I have a dream"
“The cost of liberty is less than the price of repression.”
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Rosa Parks was the first black person that arrested for not giving up her seat to a white customer
False
True
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What was the purpose of the 1963 March on Washington?
To protest the treatment of children in Birmingham
To integrate all Washington D.C. restaurants
As an effort to help pass JFK's Civil Rights Bill
As a tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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why was the black panther party founded?
to create protection for children
for protection against the brutality of the police
to avenge the death of Emmitt Till
to fight the seats in congress
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When did the March on Washington occur?
1970
1957
1966
1963
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Where was Malcom X killed
His house
Underground
Audubon Ballroom, Manhatton
Downtown Bouston
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Why is Fannie Lou Hamer significant?
1st female Secretary of State
One of the greatest running backs in history
Conductor of the Underground Railroad
Driving force in the MS Civil Rights Movement
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Leader of SNCC and advanced the idea of black power?
Stokely Carmichael
Malcom X
Martin Luther King Jr.
JFK
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What does SNCC mean?
Student non-comformative coordinating committee
student non-violent coordinating committee
Student non-violent civil-rights committee
Student non-violent coordinating council
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Who led the Black Panther Party?
MLK and Malcolm X
Huey Seale and Bobby P. Newton
Bruce Wayne and The Joker
Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale
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What was the goal of the NAACP, SCLC, and SNCC
Give children their rights
Give whites their rights
Give blacks their rights
Give women their rights
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The Freedom Riders intended to draw attention to
violence against African Americans in the South
discrimination against African American going to Disney
the South’s refusal to integrate rodeos
improve North Vietnamese morale
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This type of protest led to black customers being served in restaurants without racial discrimination
Strikes
Walk Outs
Riots
Sit Ins
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What is Malcom X famous for?
He urged his followers to defend themselves in any way
Speeches
Changing his name to el-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz
Peaceful Protesting
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These protest tested compliance of Southern States to follow the USSC ruling to integrate interstate travel & facilities
School bussing
Greyhound Bus Boycott
Red Ball Express
Freedom Rides
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What does the SCLC stand for?
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Southern Committee Leadership Commitments
Student Christian Leadership Conference
Student Christian Leadership Committee
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Bloody Sunday, a name given for a march at the Edmund Pettus bridge. It ended with police violence. Where is the bridge?
Birmingham AL
Selma AL
Atlanta, GA
Jackson, MS
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Where did the Freedom riders start?
Washington D.C.
Rock Hill
Washington
Charlotte
22
The Mississippi Summer Project, a 1964 voter registration drive sponsored by civil rights organization was known as?
Summer of Love
Freedom Summer
Summer Breeze
Bloody Summer
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How old were most of the Freedom Riders?
14-18
18-30
20-29
30-40
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Who led the march on the Edmund Pettus Bridge that ended with police violence.
Jesse Jackson
John Lewis
Martin Luther King
Thurgood Marshall
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Where did the Freedom Riders encounter the most resistance?
Anniston
Montgomry
Montgomery
Jacksonville
26
What legacy do you think Malcom X left?
seen as most influential African American, inspiring people today
all of the above- 30,000 people attended his funeral
seen as critical in the civil rights movement
he empowered black people during the Civil rights movement
27
These series of Race Riots across the USA from 1900 to 1940 were given this name by writer James Weldon Johnson
The Red Summer
Freedom Summer
The Black Death
The Plague
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Malcom X was known for?
Refusing to give up his seat on a bus
Throwing a fire bomb through the window of a bus
Surfing
The Black Empowerment Movement
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This protest took place as a result of this southern cities unfair bussing policies that would always favor white riders
The Freedom Rides
The Birmingham Church Bombing
The March on Washington
The Montgomery Bus Boycott
