James Meredith's enrollment at 'Ole Miss' in 1962 caused?

riots that had to be put down by federal marshals & troops

Escobedo v. Illinois, 1964

When investigation becomes incriminating, they must have access to attorney

Rachel Carson's silent spring raised awareness of the dangers of...

DDT (pesticide) to organisms higher in the food chain

What is the main difference between Malcolm X and MLK?

Malcolm X beleived in using violence if necessary.

What was the Selma March?

A march to protest the voting rights.

What was the Voting Rights Act of 1965

Got rid of the literacy test to vote

How did the March on Washington affect the civil rights movement?

it increased the pressure on political leaders to support civil rights.

Importance of Title IX

prohibited gender discrimination for education and sports

Who was killed in the bombing of 16th Street Baptist Church in 1963?

4 girls (Addie, Cynthia, Carole, Carol)

The main outcome of Gideon v Wainwright was that

All persons in any criminal case had the right to counsel

What was the verdict in Tinker v Des Moines?

Students had the right to wear armbands as a protest

Affirmative action is _________

Increasing women and minorities in the workplace

What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?

ended segregation in all public places

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Unit 10-Great Society, Civil Rights and Other Movements

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1
What city had the worst reputation for segregation and police brutality?
Little Rock, Arkansas
Selma, Alabama
Birmingham, Alabama
Montgomery, Alabama
2
The _____ Amendment is to African American males as the _____ is to women.
15 / 19
15 / 18
13 / 18
14 / 19
3
James Meredith's enrollment at 'Ole Miss' in 1962 caused?
a publicity campaign to attract black students to 'Ole Miss'
other southern states to accept the reality of desegregation
the state militia to occupy and close the Ole Miss
riots that had to be put down by federal marshals & troops
4
Which of the following was NOT a factor to the success of the Civil Rights Movement?
Middle Class Support
TV coverage of the violence against the movement
The use of civil disobedience
The use of Military force
5
Which early 1900s CR leader favored quick and immediate equality for African Americans?
Homer Plessy
W.E.B. DuBois
Booker T. Washington
6
The case of Tinker v Des Moines concerned?
Freedom of speech
Freedom of religion
The Right to assemble to criticize the government
The Right to petition the government
7
Escobedo v. Illinois, 1964
Use of force in obtaining confession will make the confession inadmissible.
Confessions will be inadmissible when intimidation/coercion is used.
Trickery cannot be used to obtain incriminating statements.
When investigation becomes incriminating, they must have access to attorney
8
Which is NOT a goal of the Great Society?
eliminate communism
eliminate social injustice
eliminate poverty
eliminate disease
9
Rachel Carson's silent spring raised awareness of the dangers of...
ignoring climate change
chemical companies located in populated areas
DDT (pesticide) to organisms higher in the food chain
overeating meat
10
Brown v the Board of Education ruled that Plessy v Ferguson is a violation of the
13th Amendment
15 Amendment
19th Amendment
14th amendment
11
The success of what early CR event made MLK the undisputed leader of the Civil Rights Movement?
Freedom Riders
Little Rock Nine
Montgomery Bus Boycott
Greensboro Four
12
Miranda v. Arizona
Right To negotiate
Right to Leave
Right to Use Internet
RIght To Remain Silent
13
What is the main difference between Malcolm X and MLK?
MLK was an extremist
Malcolm X beleived in using violence if necessary.
They had the same views
Malcolm X is peaceful and for civil disobedience
14
What was the Selma March?
a march to end the segregation of lunch counters
A march to protest Brown vs Board of Education
A march to protest segregated bus terminals
A march to protest the voting rights.
15
In Plessy v Ferguson (1896) the Supreme Court ruled that segregations was ______.
Unconstitutional
Constitutional
16
What was the Voting Rights Act of 1965
Got rid of the literacy test to vote
Got rid of a medical exam to vote
Made Marijuana legal
Got rid of every third child
17
How did the March on Washington affect the civil rights movement?
increased the use of violence by the Civil Rights Movement
it increased the pressure on political leaders to support civil rights.
Caused a decline in support for the Civil Rights Movement.
Led to the Supreme Court Case of Brown v Board of Education
18
Who wrote the Feminie Mystique?
Betty Friedan
Phyllis Schlaffy
Eleanor Roosevelt
Betty Boop
19
What famous principle did the Supreme Court establish in the Plessy ruling?
"separate but equal"
"clear and present danger"
"you have the right to remain silent"
"separation of church and state"
20
Importance of Title IX
prohibited gender discrimination for education and sports
women have the rite to a higher education
Girls can be integrated in with men's sports
21
Who was killed in the bombing of 16th Street Baptist Church in 1963?
4 girls (Addie, Cynthia, Carole, Carol)
1 man (Mathis)
3 boys (Clark, Marcus, Tim)
1 woman (Lydia)
22
What CR event made a push towards registering more black voters in Mississippi?
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Freedom Summer
Freedom Riders
Little Rock Nine
23
What CR activists successfully desegregated lunch counters?
Little Rock Nine
Freedom Riders
Greensboro 4
Freedom Summer
24
What cause did Rachel Carson champion in her book Silent Spring?
Safer working conditions
Cleaner environment
The end to the Viet Nam War
Equal pay for women
25
The main outcome of Gideon v Wainwright was that
All persons in any criminal case had the right to counsel
All confessions obtained with Miranda were inadmissable
All persons in civil trials had a right to counsel
Race can be used as a factor for college admissions
26
What was the verdict in Tinker v Des Moines?
Students had the right to burn textbooks in protest.
Students did not have a right to Privacy in a school locker.
Students could not bear arms on school grounds.
Students had the right to wear armbands as a protest
27
Affirmative action is _________
The process of hiring an outsider to settle an argument
Encouragement of employees through praise and compensation
Increasing women and minorities in the workplace
Receiving approval from executives to make a decision
28
The Plessy ruling legalized segregation laws in the south known as ________.
Black Codes
Jim Crow Laws
Greensboro Four
Racial Barriers
29
The bus boycott was successful because of the amount of ____ pressure it put on the city.
peer
social
political
economic
30
What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?
ended segregation in public schools only
ended segregation in all public places
ended segregation on public transportation only
ensured the right to vote for all US citizens
31
What President had to use federal power to desegregate Central High School?
Eisenhower
Truman
LBJ
JFK
32
The 24th amendment abolished...
Slavery
Income tax
Poll taxes
Prohibition
33
What called for the "quick and deliberate" integration of American public schools?
Civil Rights Act of 1964
24th Amendment
Plessy v. Fergusen
Brown v. Board of Education
34
What was the case of Roe v. Wade about?
minorities
abortion
segregation
use of contraceptives

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