Civil Rights Movement Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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What NAACP attorney argued for Linda Brown?

A

Thurgood Marshall

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2
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What former Supreme Court decision did the Brown decision strike down?

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Plessy V. Ferguson

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3
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What Constitutional Amendment did it violate?

A

14th

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4
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What was the Southern Manifesto?

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100 S. congressmen pledged to oppose Brown

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5
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How did Governor Orval Faubus react to the Supreme Court decision?

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Refused integration

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6
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Who sent troops protecting nine black students from white mobs?

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Ike

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7
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How did Governor Faubus react to the nine students attending Little Rock HS?

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Closed the school

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8
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What is the significance of Cooper v. Aaron

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Barred states from interfering in integration

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9
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How did many Southern whites react to integrated schools?

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Put their kids in private schools

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10
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What organization along with Rosa Parks began the bus boycotts in 1955?

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NAACP

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11
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What organization did Martin Luther King form to fight for civil rights?

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Southern Christian Leadership Conference

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12
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What was the goal Martin Luther’s organization

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Massive non-violent protests

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13
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Who were the freedom riders?

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B/W civil right activists who rode buses into South

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14
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How did the South react to freedom riders?

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Beat them

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15
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Three examples of segregation

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Lunch rooms, bathrooms, and schools

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16
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Goal of Albany Movement?

A

Desegregate Albany, GA

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17
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Goal in Birmingham, AL?

A

Desegregate

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18
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What was the strategy for Birmingham?

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Anger Chief of Police, Bull Conor

19
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Who prevented two AA students from entering University of Alabama?

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Governor George Wallance

20
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How did JFK respond?

A

Send troops to protect them

21
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Who was the leader of Mississippi NAACP who was shot and killed in his driveway?

22
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To support JFK’s civil rights bill, what did Civil RIghts leaders organize?

A

March on Washington

23
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When did president Johnson sign the Civil RIghts act of 1964

24
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What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?

A

Banned discrimination in public facilities and employment based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin

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What did Freedom Summer attempt to do in Mississippi?
Register votes
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What percentage of AA voted?
5%
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What was the purpose of the march in Selma, AL?
For voter’s rights act
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When did the voter's rights act get signed?
1965
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What did the voter's rights act ban?
Poll taxes and literacy tests
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What could the government do if locals prevented AA from voting?
Register votes
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Did registering votes work?
Yes
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How many AA were registered to vote?
1 mil
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What is de facto segregation
Segregation by practice and custom
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What broke out in over 100 cities throughout the US?
Race riots
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What did the Civil Rights Act of 1968 do?
Prohibited discrimination in the sale, renting, and financing in housing
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Who was Malcom X?
Black muslim who advocated armed resistance and black pride
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Who was Stokely Carmichael?
Leader of SNCC and Black Power movement
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What was the Black Power Movement?
Support of rights and political power AAs
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Who established the Black Panther Party?
Huey Newton and Bobby Seale
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How did they defend themselves?
Self-defense
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How did the Black Panther Party and African Americans communities?
Aid black communities with daycare, medical clinics and free breakfast programs
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When was MLK assassinated?
4/3/1968
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What were three successes of the civil rights movement
Desegregation, voter rights, and outlaw of housing discrimination
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What were three problems of the civil rights movement
White flight, unemployment, poverty