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US History - The Civil Rights Movement
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A social studies Quiz to review the Civil Rights Movement.
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1
What were laws that allowed segregation of A.A. as long as equal facilities were provided?
Segregation
Separate but equal doctrine
De jure segregation
De facto segregation
2
What court case is being referred to in this newspaper?
Brown v. Board of Education
Parks vs. Montgomery
3
Who was the symbol of the black power movement?
Malcolm X
MLK Jr.
Ruby Bridges
Rosa Parks
4
Who was Baleigh's assigned person for the Fakebook project
NOT ROSA PARKS
Thurgood Marshall
no, I'm pretty sure that it was Rosa Parks - Baleigh Labbie
Thurgood Marshall
5
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 did all of the following
except
outlawed discrimination when applying for jobs
granted citizenship to non-Americans
said all citizens should have = access to public facilities
forbade discrimination in education
6
The 24th amendment
allowed black males the right to vote
made Blacks citizens of the U.S
made it illegal to charge a tax before voting
allowed women the right to vote
7
A.A. that wanted control of the social, political, and economic direction of their struggle...
Malcolm X
MLK Jr.
Freedom Riders
Black power
8
What is segregation by custom and tradition?
Segregation
De jure segregation
Separate but equal doctine
De facto segregation
9
Who was the leader of the Civil Rights Movement?
Eisenhower
Rosa Parks
MLK Jr.
Malcolm X
10
What is Rosa Parks known for?
Assassinating MLK Jr.
Brown v. Board of Education
Bus boycott
Sit in movement
11
The Voting Rights Act of 1965
Further restricted African-Am access to the voting booth
was passed in 1960
ended literacy laws thereby enforcing the 15th amendment
created council to investigate civil liberty violations
12
What is "de jure" segregation
segregation legally recognized by law
segregation by practice and custom, not by law
segregation that is perceived but not actually happening
segregation of people with mental disabilities
13
In an effort to integrate Central High School in Littlerock, AR, Presiden Eisenhower
took the issue to the Supreme Court
Ordered the FBI to arrest Governor Faubus of Arkansas
sent in the national guard
sent his VP to Arkansas to negotiate with Governor Faubus
14
In what area could African Americans vote?
South
East
North
West
15
SNCC stands for what?
Students Negotiating Career Choices
Student Noise Creation Coalition
Student Non-Intervention Coordinating Committee
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
16
What did MLK Jr. write in jail?
Speech
A copy of the bible
Book
Letter
17
which of the following groups were influenced by the African-Am civil rights movement
native americans
women
asian americans
all of the other choices are correct
18
How many African American students were trying to attend Little Rock?
14
19
4
9
19
Which act stated that the U.S. attorney general could register qualified voters?
Civil Rights Act
Voting Rights Act
20
What state did the Crisis in Little Rock occur?
Illinois
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Lousiana
21
Who was Malcolm X
Militant Civil Rights leader, supported racial separation
Supported non-violent resistance
Militant Civil Rights leader, supported racial integration
Leader of the Black Panther Party
22
What did MLK Jr. write in his letter from jail?
Ideas for his I Have a Dream speech
His idea for the bus boycott
Feeling stuck between two forces
Wanting black and whites to hold hands
23
Stokely Carmichael started which of the following
Black Panther Party
Black Power Movement
American Indian Movement
Brown Berets
24
Where was MLK Jr. arrested?
Selma
Birmingham
Washington
North Carolina
25
What group was key in desegregating public places?
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Freedom Riders
26
During the Civil Rights movement, all were methods to fight for equal rights,
EXCEPT
marches
sit-ins
suicide bombings
boycotts
27
Who signed the Civil Rights Act?
President Johnson
Governor Faubus
President Eisenhower
Governor Walker
28
In MLK's "Letter from Birmingham Jail" he states that in any nonviolent campaign there must be
direct action
a collection of facts to determine whether injustices exist
negotiation
all of the other choices are correct
29
What year was the Brown v. Board of Education court case ruled on?
1944
1974
1954
1964
30
How did people respond to Ruby Bridges attending her public school?
Gave her gifts
Said nice things
Protested
Egged her house
31
This landmark court case maintained "separate but equal" in public places
Roe v. Wade
Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v Board of Education
Tinker v. Des Moines
32
Which political party did most African Americans support?
Tea
Republican
Democrat
Green
33
At what event did MLK Jr. give his "I Have a Dream" speech?
March on Washington
Sit in movement
March from Selma
Bus boycott
34
This was Dr. King's Civil Rights group (also on the movie)
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
National Association for the Advancement for Colored People
Black Panther Party
35
Brown v. Board of Education court case ruled segregation in public schools as unconstitutional.
True
False
36
This Civil Rights lawyer would later become the first black Supreme Court Justice
Clarence Thomas
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Jesse Jackson
Thurgood Marshall
37
One of the rights Hispanics wanted guaranteed was
granted citizenship to non-Americans
ability to run for political office
help with legal suits
good jobs
38
Which Supreme Court case overturned Plessy v. Ferguson
Dred Scott v Sanford
Regents v. Bakke
Hannah v. Faucheaux
Brown v. Board of Education
39
Who was George Wallace
Alabama governor who supported integration
Arkansas governor who resisted integration
Georgia governor who resisted integration
Alabama governor who resisted integration
40
People specifically in the South resisted the Brown v. Board of Education ruling.
True
False
41
When African American students sat until given the same service as white customers...
Bus boycott
Sit in movement
March on Washington
Black power
