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1
In which state did the Montgomery Bus Boycott take place?
Washington DC
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
2
What Constitutional amendment was passed a year after (and as a result of) the March on Washington?
Voting Rights Act
Civil Rights Act
The Constitution
The 1st Amendment
3
Who is famous for not giving up her bus seat to a white man?
Rosa Parks
Madame CJ Walker
Harriet Tubman
Ruby Bridges
4
The persistence of ____________ paved the way for other African Americans to become lawyers.
Rosa Parks
Martin Luther King Jr.
Virgil Darnell Hawkins
C.K. Steele
5
Millions of people attended the March on Waashington.
False
True
6
The Civil Rights Act made segregation illegal in 1964, and that fixed all the problems for African Americans.
True
False
7
Besides walking, how did black people get to work during the Tallahassee and Montgomery Bus Boycotts?
they flew
all of the above
they swam
they carpooled
8
The ICC in Tallahassee had members who were __________.
pastors
teachers
all of the above
workers/businesspeople
9
The Montgomery Bus Boycott lasted over a year.
False
True
10
To ____________ means to seperate people because of their race.
integrate
segregate
differentiate
boycott
11
What was Martin Luther King Jr.'s job when he first got involved in the civil rights movement?
actor
preacher
lawyer
medical doctor
12
What was the positive impact of the Tallahassee Bus Boycott?
It made segregated buses unconstitutional.
both a & b
It made bus companies go out of business.
It proved peaceful protest could work.
13
What did CK Steele and Martin Luther King, Jr. have in common?
They were both pastors (preachers).
The both believed that protests should remain peaceful.
The both were the leaders of bus boycotts.
All of the above
14
C.K. Steele was a civil rights leader who said violence was ok if it resulted in equal treatment of African Americans.
False
True
15
Martin Luther King Jr. was arrested, and his house was bombed during the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
True
False
16
_________________ are the rights of people to be treated fairly no matter who they are.
Segregation Rights
Civil Rights
all of the above
Voting Rights
17
A _________ is when a group of people decides not to do business with a company or service until their policy changes.
temper tantrum
boycott
march on the capitol
segregation
18
One of the effects of the March on Washington was that the Voting Rights Act was passed.
False
True
19
What lasted 7 months with supporters being attacked and carpool drivers being arrested?
Little Rock Nine
Voting Rights
The ICC
Tallahassee Bus Boycott
20
Why was the Voting Rights Act necessary?
Some communities made people pass a confusing test before they could vote.
All of the above
Although segregation was illegal, black people were blocked from voting.
Some community leaders would provide the wrong day, time, or place to vote.
