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Civil Rights (Review)
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Little Rock Nine
Arrested for sitting the “white” section of a bus
High school student(s) who integrated into an all white school
Elementary school student(s) who integrated into an all white school
Child murdered in Jim Crow south for allegedly flirting with a white person
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What group tried to help protect African American's Civil Rights during Reconstruction?
Radical Republicans
Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Joe Biden
3
March on Washington
boycotted buses in Montgomery
sat in resteraunts until they got what they wanted
Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act
fought for equal opportunities via jobs for African Americans
4
Malcolm X
a negative attitude formed toward an individual or group
Court case that upheld segregation laws
Nation of Islam convert, dropped last name as sign of losing heritage
southern state laws designed to enforce segregation of blacks from whites
5
Which of the following was
not
advocated by the Black Panthers?
Black Power
nonviolence
community development
black nationalism
6
Which of these 20th century actions parallels the civil rights issue in the cartoon?
Voting Rights Act and the 24th Amendment
Racial integration of US military
Brown v. Board decision
Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the 15th Amendment
7
The nationally recognized leader of the SCLC - nonviolent movement in America was...
Malcom X
Martin Luther King Jr.
Rosa Parks
John F. Kennedy
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Brown v. The Board of Education
Overturns segregation in schools
Prevents students from protesting in public schools
Sets limitation of speech in public schools
Restricts religion in public schools
9
In 1960, black students began "sit-ins" in what type of places in Greensboro, NC?
movie theaters
store lunch counters
buses
store changing rooms
10
What was the significance of Dr. King in the Civil Rights Movement?
His dignified, nonviolent protests appealed to the public
He was determined to end racial discrimination
He was a leader who gave a voice to black Americans
All of the above
11
The 24th Amendment
Prohibited segregation in all public places
Allowed blacks to vote for the first time
Outlawed poll taxes as a requirement for voting in elections
Lowered the voting age from 21 to 18
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Civil Rights leader from Florida who worked on the Declaration of Human Rights as part of the United Nations.
Rosa Parks
Mary McCloud Bethune
Marjorie Stoneman Douglas
Francis Perkins
13
Synthesis: MLK and Malcolm X can best be compared to
Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson
John C Calhoun and Daniel Webster
Richard Nixon and JFK
MLK to WEB Dubois Malcolm X to Booker T Washington
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He was known for implementing Great Society, but also escalating war in Vietnam.
Franklin Deleno Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Martin Luther King
Lyndon B Johnson
15
Thousands of civil rights workers spread throughout the South to help blacks register to vote 1964
Freedom Summer
Vote Boycott
Voting Rights Act
Freedom Riders
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The civil rights activists who rode interstate buses into the segregated Southern United States in 1961 were...
considered by Southerners as "aggitators"
equalizers
bus Busters
freedom Riders
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Rosa Parks' arrest for refusing to give up her seat sparked what early Civil Rights protest?
Freedom Rides
Montgomery Bus Boycott
Selma to Montgomery March
March on Washington
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Voting Rights Act
outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin
uses all means of protest except violence
focused on raising Mexican American consciousness
prohibits racial discrimination in voting
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During the Tallahassee Bus Boycott,
people refused to use the bus system in Tallahassee, Florida
everyone rode the bus to every place they were going
White Americans were not allowed to ride the bus
African Americans were told to sit anywhere they wanted on the bus
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What President signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Abraham Lincoln