The Civil Rights Movement Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
Q

What was enforced during the reconstruction period

A

The emancipation proclamation by Lincoln
The abolished slavery
The voting rights

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2
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What caused the CRM

A

racial segregation in the south
Jim Crow laws
Discrimination
KKK

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3
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What was the naacp for

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The national association of coloured people was to initiate lawsuits for equality and publicised racial injustices

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What was the double v campaign

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After ww2 the men came back and wanted end of segregation in armed forces

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5
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What did core organise in 1947

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The first freedom ride

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6
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What was the campaign that lead to the birth of the CRM

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The Montgomery bus boycott

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7
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What sparked the bus boycott

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Spontaneous rebellion by Rosa parks

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8
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What is respectability politics

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Using a certain look to appear respectable in regards to political image

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9
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Who was the leader or MIA during the bus boycotts

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Martin Luther king

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10
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What did the bus boycott lead to in 1956

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The desegregation of the bus system

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What was the SCLC of 1957

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The southern Christian leadership conference was a leading force in the CRM and pushed forward ideas of peace and religion

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Who and what was the Little Rock 9

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9 academically smart black students gained admission to an all white high school and needed high levels of protection

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What were the sit in protests of 1960

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The Greensboro four used the CRM tactics of non violence and sat in a segregated department store and soon many joined until they became unsegregated

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14
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What is sncc

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The student non violent coordinating committee

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What were the freedom rides of 1961

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Aimed to desegregate interstate travel by having a group travel together but faced violence and then tried again bc of Diane nash

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16
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What did the freedom rides achieve

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The interstate commerce commission which desegregated the travel

17
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What was The Birmingham campaign

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Birmingham=very racist+violent

So launches passive nonviolent demonstrations to highlight the brutality

18
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What came after the Birmingham campaign due to fear of job losses

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The children’s crusade

19
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What was the march on Washington of 1963 for

A

To pressure the government to implement the civil rights bill as well as the march for jobs and freedom occurred then to

20
Q

What caused the civil rights bill to become an act

A

The assassination of Kennedy in 1963 lead to Lyndon Johnson getting the bill passed which enforced desegregation

21
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Who was involved in the freedom summer

A

Core and sncc

22
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What was the aim of the freedom summer

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The increase the number of poc registered voters in Deep South areas

23
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How did the freedom summer gain the attention of the media

A

The missing volunteers and the extreme violence the members of the organisations faced

24
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What was the aim of the Selma to Montgomery marches

A

For voting rights

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What was “Bloody Sunday”
When the Selma to Montgomery marches were stopped by Alabama state troopers and attacked brutally where they had to turn around
26
Did the Selma to Montgomery march eventually occur
Yes after the federal judge said it was legal they were protected by the regular army
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What caused the voting rights act of 1965
The pressure from CRM and Bloody Sunday caused Johnson to sight the act