Lesson 44/45/46 Flashcards

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What action aboard this bus from Montgomery, Alabama, inspired African Americans to boycott the bus system there?

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the arrest of Rosa Parks for refusing to give up her seat

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The bus law that Rosa Parks was protesting in 1955 required Africans Americans

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to give up their seats to White people when buses were full.

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Whom did the Montgomery Improvement Association choose to lead a boycott against the segregated bus system?

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Martin Luther King Jr.

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What resulted from the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

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all of the above

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How did the principal of Central High School reveal that he believed integration would not be permanent

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He said Minnijean Brown couldn’t be in the glee club until integration was definitely decided.

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Daisy Bates tried to improve conditions for the Little Rock Nine by

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persuading principals to give appropriate punishments to White students who attacked Black students.

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What evidence did Daisy Bates provide showing that not all White students were bitterly opposed to the presence of African Americans in the school?

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Many White students wanted to organize to achieve a peaceful resolution of the crisis.

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How did Governor Orval Faubus fight the integration of Central High School?

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all of the above

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Based on the evidence in this photo, what did the owner of this soda fountain do to avoid serving African American customers?

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The owner simply closed the soda fountain.

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These men are staging a protest at this Nashville lunch counter. This protest was called

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a sit-in.

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Where was the first sit-in held?

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Greensboro, North Carolina

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Nonviolent protests, such as sit-ins, were acts of

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civil disobedience.

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These people were participating in a march in Washington, D.C. Based on this photo and the lesson, what were they protesting?

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violence in Birmingham

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Who called Birmingham the most segregated city in the United States?

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Martin Luther King Jr.

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What happened when African American students gathered to march in Birmingham on May 3, 1963?

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The police used attack dogs and high-pressure fire hoses on them.

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16.How did President Kennedy react to the racist backlash following the announced desegregation of Birmingham’s public facilities?

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He sent federal troops to a nearby military base to keep the peace.

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What message are these protesters sending with the signs they are holding?

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African Americans were no longer willing to wait patiently for equality.

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Why would civil rights activists organize public demonstrations like the March on Washington?

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all of the above

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Which of the following was enacted the year after the March on Washington and would have a major impact on civil rights?

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the Civil Rights Act of 1964

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Who originally proposed the March on Washington?

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A. Philip Randolph in 1941

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Why was Stokely Carmichael’s SNCC speech a turning point in the civil rights movement?

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It signaled a move away from the main strategy of nonviolent protest.

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What was the immediate cause of the Watts riot in Los Angeles?

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a charge of police brutality

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Why did the nature of the civil rights movement begin to change in the mid-1960s?

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Social and economic progress had been slow

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What did the Kerner Commission report mean by the phrase, “reservoir of underlying grievances”?

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the building frustration of African Americans over an unjust society

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Why did Malcolm Little change his name to Malcolm X?
He viewed Little as an enslaver's name.
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How did the Nation of Islam's aims differ from earlier civil rights goals?
It promoted Black nationalism.
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How did the membership of the SNCC change over time?
It became an all-Black organization.
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Which of the following best describes the Black Panther Party?
militant
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As a result of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and civil rights activism, the number of Black voters _____ from 1964 to 1968.
sharply increased
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What famous attorney became the first Black Supreme Court Justice?
Thurgood Marshall
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Afrocentrism helped offset what common bias in schools?
all of the above
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Why was the popularity of Roots so significant?
It showed that African American history could capture other Americans' interest
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The Civil Rights Act of 1968 prohibited what form of discrimination?
housing discrimination
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The decision in Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education supported what plan to end school segregation?
using busing
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What were the results of efforts to desegregate schools in Boston?
Many White students left Boston's public schools
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President Johnson expanded President Kennedy's affirmative action plan to include _____ and members of minority groups.
women
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Why did many colleges and universities adopt affirmative action policies?
to increase opportunities for minority students
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What did the state of California decide to do with its affirmative action policies?
It got rid of its affirmative action practices.
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Allan Bakke believed that medical school applicants from minority groups were given _____ over him.
preferential treatment
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How did John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon implement affirmative action policies?
They required government contractors to develop affirmative action plans and goals.
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In the late 1960s, what small union of farmworkers was founded?
the United Farm Workers
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What does the term glass ceiling describe?
an invisible barrier to the professional advancement of minorities
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Why did the Equal Pay Act of 1963 not have much impact on sex discrimination?
all of the above
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Why was the National Organization for Women formed in 1966?
to bring American women to full participation in society
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Women’s _____________ is the emancipation of women from customs and laws that keep them subordinate to men.
liberation
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Why did most Americans oppose feminism during the late 1960s?
all of the above
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In 1982, the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution was not ratified because Congress
fell short of the required number of states.
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What was one of the most notable campaigns for Latino rights in the 1960s?
the farmworker struggle in California
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Who was the primary leader of Latino rights and founder of the United Farm Workers?
César Chávez
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The American Indian Movement formed to
protest unfair treatment of Indigenous people
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The 1978 American Indian Movement staged the Longest Walk, which was a
five-month protest from San Francisco to Washington, D.C.
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__________ suffered greater economic hardship than any other ethnic group in the country.
Indigenous people
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With their “model minority” label, Asian Americans were considered proof that
ethnic differences were no barrier to success in America.
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For what did the Japanese American Citizens League ask Congress to compensate them for in 1978?
suffering in World War II internment camps
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What did the Americans with Disabilities Act call for?
better public access for people with disabilities
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After graduating from UC Berkeley, Ed Robert pressed the school to improve its
accessibility for students with physical disabilities
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What movement did the 1969 Stonewall riots kick start?
the Gay Rights movement
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Who was the first openly gay candidate to win office in a major American city?
Harvey Milk
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What did the group called the Gray Panthers speak out against?
discrimination based on age
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Why did Ethel Percy Andrus form AARP in 1958?
to help retirees get health insurance
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