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Who won the war?
What were the Jim Crow Laws?
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What were the Jim Crow Laws?
Segregationist laws
Laws to protect slaves
An anti-immigration laws
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Who won the war?
The North
The South
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How long did the Jim Crow Laws last?
Nearly 10 years
Nearly 20 years
Nearly 100 years
Nearly 50 years
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What did the 1896 Plessy v Fergusson rule?
Separate forever
Separate and discriminated
Separate and happy
Separate but equal
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Who was the US President at that time?
R. Reagan
GW Bush
A. Lincoln
G.Washington
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What words best sum up their action?
holidays/ arrested/ prison
protesters/ South/ welcome
interstate travel/ challenge/ beaten and arrested
bus boycott/ Northern States
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Who were the Freedom Riders?
A rock band on tour
A group of federal judges
A resistance group
A group of black and white activists
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What first measure announced the end of discrimination?
Desegregation of transports
Desegregation of housing
Desegregation of buses
Desegregation of schools
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What decision sparked/ provoked the division of the country?
the abortion right
the right to vote for women
the abolition of slavery
the abolition of alcohol
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What was the reality of this decision?
White people were united to black people
Black peole were victims of discrimination and violence
Black people were forced to move to the North
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What is #SayTheirNames
An extension of BLM
An online movement to pay tribute to victims
A newspaper
An artistic movement
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Who was Rodney King?
A black man killed by the police
A police officer who was acquitted after the murder of a black person
A black man who was beaten by the police. It was filmed.
A famous Civil Rights activist
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What do we learn about the police officers who killed black people?
they were imprisonned
they were acquitted or almost never convicted
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What protest started the Civil Rights Movement?
Rosa Parks ' protest
Malcom X's protest
Martin Luther King's protest
The freedom riders' protest
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What was signed at the end of the war?
The Constitution
The Declaration of Independence
The 13th Amendment
The 1st Amendment
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Did African American people have equal rights at the time of these laws?
NO
YES
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When was it?
1955
1985
1975
1965
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Who was not in favour of the abolition of slavery?
The North
The South
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What was the name of the Southern States?
The Colonies
The Confederates
The Yankees
The Union
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What do we learn about the police officers who killed black people?
they were acquitted or almost never convicted
they were imprisonned
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Which of these events did NOT happen in 1968?
Two athletes' protest at Olympic Games in Mexico
riots broke out in Chicago at a political event
MLK was assassinated
Malcom X was assassinated
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What evil group attacked and killed black people?
The KFC
The KKK
The KGB
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What are the dates of the US Civil War?
2025
1761- 1765
1961-1965
1861- 1865
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What did people do to support Rosa Parks who was arrested?
Bus boycott
Petitions
Violent riots
Sit-ins
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What act made segregation in all public places illegal?
The 1965 Desegregation Act
The 1964 Equal Rights Act
The 1964 Civil Rights Act
The 1965 Civil Rights Act
