Who were the Tuskegee Airmen?

All of these answers are correct

What did affirmative action do?

Promote equality by giving minorities advancement

Arguments against immigration:

Put downward pressure on wages, Immigrants take away jobs of native-born citizens

What is Malcom X famous for?

He urged his followers to defend themselves in any way

What did Ralph David Abernathy Sr. do?

American Civil rights activists/ mentor & friend of MLK

People who wanted the US to leave Vietnam

Some important things that George Wallace did were...

Stood in front of University of Alabama to keep blacks out

What are 'grey panthers'?

Wealthy, retired elderly with political interests

What were two results of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

less nuclear weapons testing, A hotline between Washington, DC and Moscow

What was the Tet Offensive?

A Vietcong offensive that was a political defeat for the US

Why did they demand control of Alcatrez

To Develop Indian Institutions and spiritual centers

Who were the Hawks during the Vietnam War?

Americans who supported Vietnam War

What did the Warren Court appear to most focus on?

Citizen's rights and Juidical power

NUL (national urban league) was what

people fighting for black rights, people fighting for racial equality

Thurgood Marshall is most well known for...

Being the first African American Supreme Court Justice

What does the SCLC stand for?

Southern Christian Leadership Conference

What was the Warren Court best known for?

Defending the rights of the accused

In 1954, Brown v. Board of Education established that....

separate schools for black & white students was illegal.

What started the Civil Rights Movement?

Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka

What did the Voting Rights Act of 1965 outlaw?

denying the right to vote based on race or color

Why did the US enter the Vietnam War?

To stop the spread of Communism

The Black Panther Party created social programs that went beyond the scope of government programs such as ______.

Free breakfast for children, self-defense, and Black history courses

What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?

ended segregation in all public places

What was the result of the Gideon v. Wainwright court decision?

If you can't afford an attorney, one will be appointed

Economic Opportunity Act...

Centerpiece of the War on Poverty, Adult Education, Provided Job Training

The Gulf of Tonkin incident in 1964 led to what?

Congressional approval of increased spending on Vietnam War

What did the Supreme Court decide in the case of Regents of the University of California v. Bakke (1978)?

Schools can take race into account when making their admission decisions

What does SEATO stand for?

South East Asia Treaty Organisation

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1
How many US presidents were involved in the Vietnam War
3
2
5
4
2
What country occupied and fought in Vietnam prior to the US?
Great Britain
Japan
France
Loas
3
Who were the Tuskegee Airmen?
All of these answers are correct
Airmen who fought in World War II
African-American military pilots (fighter and bomber)
educated at Tuskegee Institute (now the Tuskegee University)
4
CORE was an activist group that fought to keep segregation.
False
True
5
What did affirmative action do?
Does not favor people that suffered from discrimination
Giving everybody advances in order to treat everyone equal
Promote equality by giving minorities advancement
giving minorities no special treatment
6
This percent of the population were members of the counter culture in the 60s.
20%
70%
10-15%
9.7%
7
The Civil Rights Act of 1968 banned discrimination in which activity?
admitting students to state universities
awarding a construction project
Hiring and employee
selling or renting a home
8
Arguments against immigration:
Increase the standard of living
Put downward pressure on wages
Increase minimum wage
Immigrants take away jobs of native-born citizens
9
What is Malcom X famous for?
He urged his followers to defend themselves in any way
Changing his name to el-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz
Peaceful Protesting
Speeches
10
What did Ralph David Abernathy Sr. do?
American politician/diplomat/activist/ pastor
Russian Civil rights activist/leader of a violent movement
Led the fight against segregation as a minister
American Civil rights activists/ mentor & friend of MLK
11
Who protested against the Vietnam war?
Russians over 30
Senior citizens (50 year-old's)
Young people (10-18)
College students (18-24)
12
What were Doves?
People who wanted to stay and fight in Vietnam
Nickname for a military tactic
People who wanted the US to leave Vietnam
A type of bird
13
Some important things that George Wallace did were...
Stood in front of University of Alabama to keep blacks out
Nothing because nothing he did could be important
Came up with Mass Resistance
Came up with Massive Resistance
14
What are 'grey panthers'?
Wealthy, working elderly with political interests
Healthy, politically involved elderly
Wealthy, retired elderly with political interests
Poor elderly, lacking political knowledge
15
Who was considered to be the leader of the Civil Rights movement?
Rev. Al Sharpton
Malcom X
Steph Curry
Martin Luther King Jr.
16
The Selma to Montgomery, AL protest marches were to gain______
open seating on buses
desegregation of the school system
voting rights
17
What were two results of the Cuban Missile Crisis?
& more nuclear testing.
A hotline between Washington, DC and Cuba
less nuclear weapons testing
A hotline between Washington, DC and Moscow
18
What doe AIM stand for?
American Indian Movement
American Italian Movement
American Indiana Movement
American Indian Mvement
19
What was the Tet Offensive?
A Vietcong offensive that was a military defeat for the US
A Vietcong offensive that was a political defeat for the US
A US offensive that was a political defeat for the Vietcong
A US offensive that was a military defeat for the Vietcong
20
What was the climax of the 60s counter culture?
Woodstock Music Fair
The British Invasion
Jamboree in the Hills
Taylor Swift concert
21
Why did they demand control of Alcatrez
Money
Because they were bored
To Develop Indian Institutions and spiritual centers
22
What famous speech was spoken during the march on Washington?
"I have a proposal"
"I have a dream"
"I have a question"
"I have an Idea"
23
Who were the Hawks during the Vietnam War?
Americans who opposed the Vietnam War
Americans who supported Vietnam War
Soviet Spies
American Spies
24
What did the Warren Court appear to most focus on?
Citizen's rights and Juidical power
State's rights and Federal limitations
25
Who was the North Vietnamese leader
Ho Chi Minh
Thin Zhao
Takeo Masaki
Ling Ho
26
NUL (national urban league) was what
people fighting for impeachment of the president
people fighting for black rights
people fighting for racial equality
people fighting for voting rights
27
Thurgood Marshall is most well known for...
Setting slaves free
Famous inventor
Being the first African American Supreme Court Justice
Being first African American President
28
What does the SCLC stand for?
Sailors Can't Live Cool
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Southern Christian Leadership Committee
Southern Conference Leadership for Christians
29
What was the Warren Court best known for?
The Warren Court had the most amount of cases in a year
Earl Warren lead a Republican majority
Defending the rights of the accused
Earl Warren was secretly a drag queen
30
In 1954, Brown v. Board of Education established that....
protestors could not demonstrate at public schools.
schools could be segregated as long as they tried to be equal.
separate schools for black & white students was illegal.
separate schools for black & white students was legal.
31
What started the Civil Rights Movement?
Passage of the Civil Rights Act
Rosa Parks sitting in the front of the bus
Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka
32
Many activists felt the Vietnam war took attention and money away from important domestic issues and civil rights.
False
True
33
What did the Voting Rights Act of 1965 outlaw?
denying the right to vote based on gender
denying the right to vote based on race or color
allowing people to vote multiple times
allowing people under the age of 21 to vote
34
Why did the US enter the Vietnam War?
To spread Democracy
For fun
To stop illegal poaching
To stop the spread of Communism
35
The Black Panther Party created social programs that went beyond the scope of government programs such as ______.
None of the above
Free breakfast for children, self-defense, and Black history courses
Black community investment banks and loan programs
Both of the above
36
What does NOI stand for?
idk
No One Cares
Nation Of Islam
No Integration
37
The decision of Roe v. Wade was based on....
The right to privacy
A woman's right to have an abortion
The right to life
The right to take AP Gov
38
What was the goal of the Civil Rights Movement?
right to vote
eat in any restaurant
equality for black people
sit in any seat on the bus
39
What did the Peace Paris Accords do?
Establish peace with France
End US involvement in Vietnam
End the Korean War
End WW2
40
When did the Vietnam War start?
1963
1984
1955
2020
41
What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?
ended segregation in public schools only
ended segregation on public transportation only
ensured the right to vote for all US citizens
ended segregation in all public places
42
Which president passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and 1968?
President Nixon
President Eisenhower
President Kennedy
President Johnson
43
What was the result of the Gideon v. Wainwright court decision?
If you can't afford an attorney, one will be appointed
Suspects have a right to an attorney during questioning.
Suspects must be read rights before questioning
Evidence seized without a search warrant isn't admissible.
44
What was Rosa Parks most famous for?
"I Have a Dream" speech
Montgomery Bus Boycott
Women's Rights
All of the provided
45
What is the significance/ruling of Engel v. Vitale (1962)?
Desegregated schools
Race can't be the only factor in creating district lines
Created a line between religious freedom and education
Schools can't require prayer
46
Economic Opportunity Act...
Centerpiece of the War on Poverty
Adult Education
Loans to Larger Businesses
Provided Job Training
47
The Gulf of Tonkin incident in 1964 led to what?
The Korean War
The resignation of Richard Nixon
Peace in Vietnam
Congressional approval of increased spending on Vietnam War
48
What did the Supreme Court decide in the case of Regents of the University of California v. Bakke (1978)?
A quota system should be set up
Students should only be looked at their ability to pay
Schools can take race into account when making their admission decisions
Schools should admit candidates solely on the basis of their academics
49
What was significant about the 1973 Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade?
It legalized abortion.
It concerned the freedom of the press.
It upheld affirmative action.
It concerned the right to bear arms.
50
What does SEATO stand for?
South European Asia Treaty Organisation
South Eastern Asian Treaty Overseas
South East Asia Torpedo Organisation
South East Asia Treaty Organisation
51
When did the Vietnam War end?
2015
1980
1976
1975
52
What was Vietnam called prior to WWII?
Saigon
Dutch Indochina
French Indochina
Hanoi
53
Who were the Viet Cong?
Rice farmers
South Vietnamese Army
Communist fighters in South Vietnam
North Vietnamese Army
54
Who was the chief justice of the supreme court for Roe v wade?
Warren Burger
John Marshall
Earl Warren
Thurgood Marshall
55
What is UFWA?
United Farm Workers of Agriculture
United Foreign Workers of America
United Farm Workers of America
Unified Farm Workers of Agriculture
56
What did Malcolm X want to accomplish in the NOI?
He wanted to introduce more people to the Islamic religion
He wanted more people to join a civil rights movement.
He wanted to become the leader of the Islamic religion
He only wanted to draw attention
57
Who was George Wallace?
Governor of Alabama
Governor of Tennessee
25th president of the U.S
Governor of Hawaii
58
What happened in the Cuban Missile Crisis?
John F. Kennedy was assassinated
Soviet missiles were removed & the U.S. left Castro in power
Castro was removed from power in Cuba
The U.S. and Soviet Union destroyed their nuclear weapons
59
What court case did the Brown v. Board of Education case overrule?
Plessy v. Ferguson
Yick Wo v. Hopkins
Jim Crow laws
Marbury v. Madison
60
Why many U.S. citizens protested the Vietnam War?
U.S. soldiers killing Vietnamese women & children.
Drafting of citizens
U.S. gov. not being upfront about causalities & expense
All of these are accurate answers
61
As a result of the battle at Dien Bien Phu,
Nixon decided topull American troops out of Vietnam
Johnson decidedto send American troops into Vietnam
the French withdrew from Indochina
regular North Vietnamesearmy units joined the Vietcong
62
who were the black panthers?
chadwick boseman (rip)
a group that dressed up like black panthers
a political party that was created during the civil rights movement
a political party to kill all white people
63
What did the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 abolish?
National origins quota systems
Established numerical limits in seven preferences
64
In Escobedo v Illinois (1964) what was the decision of the US Supreme Court?
That illegally seized evidence could not be used at trial.
That school administrators could not lead school prayers.
That the policy of 'separate but equal' was constitutional.
That criminal suspects could have an attorney present during questioning.
65
What did Tonkin Gulf Resolution do?
Gave general Westmoreland military powers
Gave LBJ broad military powers
Gave Nixon broad military powers
Gave ARVN broad military powers
66
What did Malcom X advocate at the beginning of his popularity?
Pilgrimages to Mecca
Conversion to an extreme form of Islam
Seperation of the races
Integration of the races
67
What is Thurgood Marshall most remembered for?
Working for equal rights for women
Working for migrant worker's rights
Working to end segregation
Working for safer working conditions
68
What did Freedom Riders do?
Challenged their colleges to ride buses from north to south.
Rode buses from state to state to get out of school
Challenged segregation in interstate travel on buses
Provoked the KKK to violence.
69
Who were the Little Rock Nine?
A group of student protestors arrested at a sit-in
African American intellectuals who espoused nonviolent resistance.
A group of African American high school students
An elite squadron of the Arkansas National Guard
70
What was the Equal Rights Amendment
Laws shall be denied by the United States on account of sex
Law states that men and women can have interracial marriges
Law states that women can vote
rights can't be denied by the United States based off gender, never ratif
71
How does the 1966 Supreme Court decision in Miranda v. Arizona continue to affect society?
People accused of a crime must be read their rights.
Federal agencies use affirmative-action guidelines.
People accused of a crime have the right to be tried by jury
Election officials monitor polling sites during elections.

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