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Unit 9 Civil Rights Review
Unit 9 Civil Rights Review
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The March on Washington focused on
trying attention to the lack of voting rights
trying to bring the Army to the South to uphold laws
give Martin Luther King Jr. a national stage
putting pressure on Pres. Kennedy to follow his promises
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The situation in Little Rock was resolved by
the Supreme Court deciding the police should not be involved
the army being called in to protect the nine students
having the school closed until Supreme Court made a decision
National Guard establishing a protective perimeter
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The Selma March and Freedom Summer sought to bring awareness to what issue
lack of equal resources for schools
employment discrimination in public jobs
the issues African-Americans faced in voting
need for legislation regulating clean water
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The ideas of Malcolm X focused on
creating legislation for the specific needs of blacks
bringing equality to blacks through separate communities
forcing integration on certain communities
occupying streets and public transportation for statements
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Which case heard by the Supreme Court established "separate but equal' doctrine of segregation?
Mapp v. Ohio
Brown v. Board
Plessy v. Ferguson
Morgan v. Virginia
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The Sit in Movement started in Greensboro focused on what area to bring change?
court system
economics
media coverage
political
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The mission statement of the school is
Develop a community of learners of global citizens
advance well-being of students thru creation of knowledge
Maximize and personalize every student's learning.
Learn, educate, and build character through partnerships
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The Albany campaign served as a lesson of
how nonviolence could be successful as a tactic
the importance of having a large support base
how to engage the police to get the needed response
the need to have a single aspect of segregation to change
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Groups like NOW sought to use legislation to address
unequal living conditions
barriers restricting college admissions
gender bias in the courts
job and wage discrimination