Who was Rosa Parks and what did she do?

Parks was an activist who defied the law to show it was racist and wrong

Martin Luther King Jr. delivered a famous speech while at a protest march that speech talked about...

How King visualized the future of America free from racism and prejudice

What does segregation mean in terms of Civil Rights in the 1960's?

Separation of races under the guise of "separate but equal"

Who were the Viet Cong?

Communist supporters in the South

What is the meaning of this image?

That Brown V. Board was fought against and black children became targets.

Students would go to segregated restaurants and force them to integrate

What did the Black Panther Group stand for?

A group that stood for self defense, black power, and civil rights.

Who were the Little Rock 9?

A group of 9 black HS students who integrated a school

The leader of South Vietnnam supported by the Americans

What was the court ruling on Brown V. Board?

That "separate educational facilities are inherently unequal."

The quote below expresses frustration with the integration of schools, what is this quotes main argument?

That Brown V. Board is a misuse of judicial power

Who were the Freedom Riders?

those who took bus trips to protest segregated bus terminals.

Who were the Viet Minh?

Communist Supporters of Ho Chi Minh

The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution was...

A joint resolution to give LBJ power to get us into Vietnam

What is the main message of this quote from Malcom X?

That you have to demand rights for yourself and cant just ask nicely

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1
The Main Goal of a Boycott is to put economic pressure on an institution
True
False
2
Who was Rosa Parks and what did she do?
Parks was an activist who defied the law to show it was racist and wrong
Parks was a black woman who felt tired and did not want to move
Rosa Parks was a black woman who accidentally sat in the white section
Parks was a white woman who sat in the black only section of the bus.
3
Martin Luther King Jr. delivered a famous speech while at a protest march that speech talked about...
Why Jim Crow laws were unfair to his family
An actual dream he had that inspired him to right the speech
How King visualized the future of America free from racism and prejudice
The dangers of being a civil rights activist.
4
Diem was overthrown in a Coup during Kennedy's Presidency
True
False
5
What does segregation mean in terms of Civil Rights in the 1960's?
Separation of girls and boys at school
Separation of races ONLY in schools
Separation of races under the guise of "separate but equal"
A policy of some states governments that forced all races to work together
6
Who were the Viet Cong?
Pro-Democracy groups in Vietnam
Those who believed the Frech should stay in Vietnam
Communist supporters in the South
Those who followed Diem
7
What is the meaning of this image?
That Brown V. Board was fought against and black children became targets.
That Brown V. Board was quickly accepted and no one complained
That history matters.
That people can really draw
8
What was a "sit in"
Students would sit in on speech writing moments with famous speakers.
Where people sat and listened to Martin Luther King speak.
Students would go to segregated restaurants and force them to integrate
Students would only go to integrated restaurants.
9
What did the Black Panther Group stand for?
A group that started a war in the US
A group that stood for self defense, black power, and civil rights.
A group that only practiced non-violence and civil disobedience
A group of people who loved panthers
10
Who were the Little Rock 9?
9 white students who went to a black school.
A group of 9 black HS students who integrated a school
9 black elementary school students that integrated a school.
A group of National Guardsmen who protected black school kids
11
Who was Diem?
The Vietnamese word for American
The Communist group that supported Ho Chi Minh
The Communist leader of North Vietnam
The leader of South Vietnnam supported by the Americans
12
People were so frightened by integration that some mobs threatened to poison and kill a 6 year old girl.
True
False
13
What was the court ruling on Brown V. Board?
That "separate educational facilities were fair and constitutional"
That "separate educational facilities are inherently unequal."
That things could be segregated if they were equal.
That blacks and whites should be able to ride on the same bus.
14
The quote below expresses frustration with the integration of schools, what is this quotes main argument?
That Brown V. Board is a misuse of judicial power
That parents should not have a say in their students education.
That the laws are fair and they should integrate all scools.
That kids should decide who they go to school with.
15
Who were the Freedom Riders?
those who were not interested in civil rights
Those who integrated busses in the south
those who took bus trips to protest segregated bus terminals.
those who attacked and burned integrated busses
16
Who were the Viet Minh?
A group supported by President LBJ
The American Forces in Vietnam
Non-Communist Vietnamese people
Communist Supporters of Ho Chi Minh
17
The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution was...
President Kennedy's order to send troops into Vietnam
The Presidents #1 goals for the Vietnam War
A peace treaty with Vietnam
A joint resolution to give LBJ power to get us into Vietnam
18
Plessy Vs. Ferguson established the precedent of "Separate But Equal"
False
True
19
What is the main message of this quote from Malcom X?
That freedom can never be achieved by Black Americans.
That he thinks those who are fighting for rights should be more violent.
That you should always peacefully petition for your rights.
That you have to demand rights for yourself and cant just ask nicely
20
The North Vietnamese shot at American ships (In the Gulf of Tonkin) twice.
True
False
21
Many white people and Non-Violent black activists saw Malcom's Style as a threat to gaining rights.
False
True
22
President Truman supported Ho Chi Minh
True
False
23
Separate but equal really worked and all the facilities for both races were really nice.
True
False

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