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Unit 5: Civil Rights
Unit 5: Civil Rights
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This group wanted equal rights, ethnic studies courses, reparations for Japanese Americans effected by Internment Camps
Native American Movement
Gay Liberation Movement
United Farm Workers
Asian American Movement
2
Which of the following are NOT considered non-violent protests
sit ins
boycotts
burning down the state capitol
marches
3
Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on a bus in
Selma
Montgomery
Washington DC
Jackson
4
Where did Dr. MLK Jr. give his "I Have A Dream" speech?
Montgomery Alabama
Birmingham Alabama
Atlanta Georgia
Washington DC
5
A major event of this movement was the Stonewall Riots, demonstrations and parades in major cities.
Asian American Movement
Native American Movement
Gay Liberation Movement
Disabled Rights Movement
6
This case said separate but equal facilities are NOT equal, schools should be integrated
Plessy v Ferguson
Korematsu v US
Brown v Board of Education
Univ of CA v Bakke
7
prohibits any restriction on the right to vote. This included poll tests and voter intimidation.
Civil Rights Act of 1964
28th Amendment
6th Amendment
Voting Rights Act of 1965
8
called for wheelchair lifts on buses and other accessbility improvements in public places
Disabled Americans Movement
Asian American Movement
Women's Movement
United Farm Workers
9
The National Guard was sent to a high school in Arkansas to prevent this group from entering an all white school
National Association for the Adavancement of Colored Peoples
Little Rock 9
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Big Rock 10
10
In 1960, a group of college students sat at a white only lunch counter in Greensboro NC starting the ______ movement.
sit in
stand ups
freedom rides
civil rights
11
The _______________ was sparked when Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat for a white person on public transportation.
Birmingham Bus Boycott
Greensboro Sit Ins
Montgomery Bus Boycott
Freedom Riders
12
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. believed in violent protesting
True
False
13
Participants began to sue the federal government for the return of federal lands and better conditions for native groups
Gay Liberation Movement
Disabled Rights Movement
Native American Movement
Women's Movement
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Mobilizing migrant farm workers to speak out against exploitation. Began boycotts against grape growers
Women's Movement
United Farm Workers
Native American Movement
Disabled Rights Movement
15
Dr. MLK Jr led a march of 25,000 from ___________ to Montgomery
Montgomery
Selma
Greensboro
Jackson
16
Based on the photograph, what civil rights group is being represented?
Gay Liberation Movement
United Farm Workers
Women's Movement
Native American Movement
17
The protestors in the Birmingham Campaign were met with _________ and __________
parades and celebrations
fire hoses and police dogs
welcome arms and free food
peanut butter and jelly
18
Supported the Equal Rights Amendment and began lobbying Congress for legislation banning discrimination based on sex
Disabled Rights Movement
Women's Movement
Gay Liberation Movement
United Farm Workers
19
ended the practice of poll taxes in 1964. States and local governments could not charge citizens for the right to vote
Civil Rights Act of 1965
Equal Rights Amendment
3rd Amendment
24th Amendment
20
Sedition Acts of 1798 and Sedition Act of 1918 both violated ___________.
right to petition
freedom of the press
right to assemble
freedom of speech
21
Prohibits discrimination based on race, color, gender, and national origin.
24th Amendment
1st Amendment
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Civil Rights Act of 1964
22
Based on the photograph below what civil rights group is being represented?
United Farm Workers
Native American Movement
Women's Movement
Asian American Movement
23
Which two amendments were violated during the Palmer Raids from 1919-1920?
1st and 5th
3rd and 5th
1st and 8th
2nd and 11th
24
these laws were put into place to restrict the new found freedoms of African Americans after Reconstruction
Southern laws
civil laws
New laws
Jim Crow laws