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1
The social movements of the 1960's common goal was to?
Find the treasure in the goonies
Eliminate descrimintation
Restrict environmental pollutants
Unionize factory labor
2
"Letter from Birmingham Jail" establishes what argument?
Can't do the time? Don't do the crime.
The struggle is real
It is wrong to follow unjsut laws
It is important to use scare tactics
3
Who's philosophy was for "Non-violent resistance"
Booker T. Washington
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Martin Lawrence
Britney Spears
4
Who was known for outlawing segregation in public schools?
Thurgood Marshall
Rosa Parks
lil Yatchy
Taylor Swift
5
President Eisenhower exercised his federal authority how?
A break dance contest
By doing nothing
End violence aimed at the freedom riders
Enforce a ruling to desegregate public schools
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Expanded economic opportunities for women and minorities
Bill of Rights
None of the above
13th Amendment
Affirmative action and Title IX
7
Betty Frieden's book Feminine Mystique Influenced?
Reviving interest in women's rights
the use of make-up styles
Transgenders
calling to end women's rights
8
The brown V. Board of education decision resulted in what?
The 15th amendment
Requirements of equal facilities
Installing fans in schools
Overturning the Plessy V. Ferguson decision
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How did the arrest of Rosa Parks affect Civil Rights?
Abolished slavery
Resulted in Bus Boycotts
Created the Freedom riders
Minimized arrests
10
How does Chicano mural art create cultural pride in community's
By its public location
by its selling price
By its color scheme
by its diversity
11
The main objective of the American Indian Movement was?
Find Sqaunto
Admit the first indian president
Returning tribal lands
Developing tribal religions
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United Farm Workers.
Organized by Chavez and Huerta
Used boycotts as a form of protest
Worked for fair pay and safe work conditions
All of the Above
13
What was one result of MLK's "I have a dream" speech?
The march on Washington
passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act
Michael Jordan became the GOAT
The elimination of the KKK
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What did the 24th Amendment do?
Allowed wide spread participation in governemt
Led to political unity in the south
Banned slavery
Established a citizen
15
Sit-ins, Freedom Riders, and The march on Washington resulted in?
Expansion for political and economic opprotunites
Increase in Welfare programs
Woodstock
Lower gas prices
16
Government action that insured African Americans to exercise the 15th Amendment rights
Passage of Voting Rights Act, 1965
Stimulis Checks
Plessy V Ferguson decision
Financial Aid
17
The poster depicts an organization formed to?
Better economic treatment of migrant workers
offer equal employment opportunities for women
Build victory gardens
Posses a green thumb
18
which statement proves women's rights has spanned many decades?
Betty Frieden organizes N.O.W
All of the above
19th Amendment ratified
Meet in Seneca Falls. 1848
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How did the 24th Amendment, and Voting Rights Act help African-American?
Ended the civil rights movement
Allowed them to get a drivers license
Outlawed poll taxes and literacy tests.
Addressed social and economical issues
20
which court case ruled segregation violated the 14th Amendment
Sweatt V. Painter
All of the above
Brown V. Board of Education
Hernandez V. Texas
21
Action that impacted women's participation in organized sports (High School and College)
a coin toss
Title IX of the Educational Amendments Act 1972
Feminine mystique
Civil Rights Act 1964
22
What civil rights leader was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee in 1968?
Malcolm X
Martin Luther king, jr.
Prince
Pop Smoke
23
How did President Harry S. Truman support the Civil Rights effort
Integrating public schools
Giving them some Starbucks
By desegregating the Armed Forces
Rock, paper, scissors
24
An angry mob outside of Little Rock High School signified what?
Resistance to Brown V. board of Education ruling
Disagreement over taxes funding public schools
Losing the state championship
Getting it poppin
25
George Wallace, Orval Faubus, and Lester Maddox committed to?
School Integration
Male feminism
The stock market
Racial segregation
26
What were The Black Panthers tactics
Use of armed resistance if necessary
Hug it out
Respecting government authority
Turn the other cheek
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Organization composed of W.E.B Du Bois and Ida B. Wells based on equality and rights of all persons.
Young Money Productions
Bread Winners
SNCC
NAACP
