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1
Which term means a refusal to have dealings with a person or business?
Strike
Activism
Boycott
Petition
2
The goal of the AIM leaders was to capture the naval air base and turn it into what?
A school
A military training site
A trading post
A weapons factory
3
In 1970, four students were shot and killed during an antiwar protest at which college?
UC-Berkeley
Moorhead State
Kent State
University of Minnesota
4
Which term means the forced separation of people based on their race?
Profiling
Segregation
Integration
Prejudice
5
Which was NOT a success of civil rights leader Hubert H. Humphrey?
Won the 1968 Presidential election
Helped create 1964 Civil Rights Act
Helped end job discrimination in Minneapolis
Served as Vice President under LBJ
6
Which civil rights activist was one of the leaders of the takeover of Morrill Hall?
Dennis Banks
Rose Mary Freeman
Kathy Striebel
Hubert H. Humphrey
7
What was the most influential national organization fighting for women's rights in the 1970s?
Women Unite
National Organization of Women
American Union of Women
Confederation of Feminist Activists
8
What famous 1972 law banned discrimination against women in educational programs?
The Freedom Act
Feminist Decree
Title IX
Women's Rights Law of 1972
9
A law passed in 1978 made which of the following illegal in the Boundary Waters?
Boating
Logging
Fishing
Campfires
10
Who was the main leader of the American Indian group who took over the air station?
Malcolm Moos
Dennis Banks
Walter Mondale
Horace Huntley
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What did students protesting the war vote to do on the Moorhead State campus in 1970?
Boycott classes for 3 days
Organize a march to the capitol
Take over the Administration Building
Burn down the ROTC building