Civil Rights Movement Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

How long do you have to be eligible to vote in MS?

A

30 days

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2
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In 1982, how many registered voters voted

A

55%

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3
Q

Who did the founding fathers want to discriminate?

A

Quakers

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4
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What amendment gave women the right to vote?

A

19th

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5
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What was the first Civil Rights Act we adopted in the United States?

A

Emancipation Proclamation

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6
Q

What is the major reason for people not voting?

A

Apathy

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7
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What are the 3 reasons to lose voting rights?

A

Felony, kicked out the military, and declared mentally insane

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8
Q

What is the fairest tax?

A

Sales Tax

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9
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Poll tax

A

a tax that has adopted as a requirement for voting

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10
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What state has poll tax?

A

New Hampshire

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11
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What amendment made poll tax illegal in all 50 states and territories?

A

24th

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12
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Precincts

A

voting districts

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13
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What state does not require citizens to vote?

A

North Dakota

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14
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Bond election

A

an election to raise your property tax to finance a particular project

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15
Q

What amendment lowered the voting age to 18?

A

26th

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16
Q

Who does the federal voting examiners work for?

A

Attorney General

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17
Q

Civil Rights Commission

A

major objective was to investigate voter discrimination

18
Q

Who made efforts to get involve the Civil Rights Movement?

A

Martin Luther King Jr.

19
Q

Is the right to vote political or civil?

20
Q

What Supreme Court case made the Grandfather clause illegal?

A

Guinn vs the United States

21
Q

What Supreme Court case banned literacy?

A

Oregon vs Mitchell

22
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Reasons why we changed the voting laws

A

Morally right and political leaders can gain support

23
Q

How long was the Voting Rights Act of 1965 suppose to last?

24
Q

What Supreme Court case ruled the Voting Rights Act of 1965?

A

South Carolina vs Katzenbach

25
Reasons that would require you to re-register to vote?
Moved and voting records are purged
26
What Supreme Court case banned property tax?
Hill vs Stone
27
3 requirements to vote
Citizenship, same age requirements, and residency
28
5 historical stages of voting process
Religious orders, gender, age, race, and civil rights movement
29
What Civil Rights Act gave the civil rights commission?
1957
30
What Civil Rights Act said anyone with proof of a 6th grade education is not required to take a literacy test?
1964
31
What Civil Rights Act called the appointment of voting for referee and authorized federal judges to issue certifications of eligibility to voters?
1960
32
What Civil Right said any new law pertains to voting procedure must be approved?
1965
33
What Civil Rights Act required ballots to be printed in another language?
1975
34
What states did the Civil Right of 1965 affect?
MS, AL, Ga, La, Va, and SC
35
Are we still under the Civil Rights of 1965?
Yes
36
Suffrage
the right to vote
37
Harper vs Virginia
raised property tax
38
What state allowed women to vote?
Wyoming
39
What amendment should have solved the race issue?
15th
40
Should dead people be able to vote?
No, voting records should be purged