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?
the arrest of Rosa Parks for refusing to give up her seat
The bus law that Rosa Parks was protesting in 1955 required Africans Americans
to give up their seats to White people when buses were full.
Whom did the Montgomery Improvement Association choose to lead a boycott against the segregated bus system?
Martin Luther King Jr.
What resulted from the Montgomery Bus Boycott?
all of the above
How did the principal of Central High School reveal that he believed integration would not be permanent
He said Minnijean Brown couldn’t be in the glee club until integration was definitely decided.
Daisy Bates tried to improve conditions for the Little Rock Nine by
persuading principals to give appropriate punishments to White students who attacked Black students.
What evidence did Daisy Bates provide showing that not all White students were bitterly opposed to the presence of African Americans in the school?
Many White students wanted to organize to achieve a peaceful resolution of the crisis.
How did Governor Orval Faubus fight the integration of Central High School?
all of the above
Based on the evidence in this photo, what did the owner of this soda fountain do to avoid serving African American customers?
The owner simply closed the soda fountain.
These men are staging a protest at this Nashville lunch counter. This protest was called
a sit-in.
Where was the first sit-in held?
Greensboro, North Carolina
Nonviolent protests, such as sit-ins, were acts of
civil disobedience.
These people were participating in a march in Washington, D.C. Based on this photo and the lesson, what were they protesting?
violence in Birmingham
Who called Birmingham the most segregated city in the United States?
Martin Luther King Jr.
What happened when African American students gathered to march in Birmingham on May 3, 1963?
The police used attack dogs and high-pressure fire hoses on them.
16.How did President Kennedy react to the racist backlash following the announced desegregation of Birmingham’s public facilities?
He sent federal troops to a nearby military base to keep the peace.
What message are these protesters sending with the signs they are holding?
African Americans were no longer willing to wait patiently for equality.
Why would civil rights activists organize public demonstrations like the March on Washington?
all of the above
Which of the following was enacted the year after the March on Washington and would have a major impact on civil rights?
the Civil Rights Act of 1964
Who originally proposed the March on Washington?
A. Philip Randolph in 1941
Why was Stokely Carmichael’s SNCC speech a turning point in the civil rights movement?
It signaled a move away from the main strategy of nonviolent protest.
What was the immediate cause of the Watts riot in Los Angeles?
a charge of police brutality
Why did the nature of the civil rights movement begin to change in the mid-1960s?
Social and economic progress had been slow
What did the Kerner Commission report mean by the phrase, “reservoir of underlying grievances”?
the building frustration of African Americans over an unjust society