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Civil Rights Movement

  •  English    14     Public
    MLK, Rosa Parks, JFK, and Thurgood Marshall
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  • What was the overall purpose of the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
    A to prohibit discrimination based on color, race, religion, or gender
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  • How did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 impact African Americans?
    African Americans gained protections by the federal government.
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  • __________ gave the “I Have a Dream Speech” at the March on Washington. He wanted the country to pass civil rights legislation, but it did not happen immediately.
    Martin Luther King Jr
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  • How did the March on Washington impact the Civil Rights Movement?
    It influenced Congress to pass civil rights legislation.
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  • How did Martin Luther King Jr. work to change people’s minds about civil rights?
    through impactful words and non-violent protests
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  • ______________ Organized sit-in in Nashville, part of the freedom riders, and organized the freedom ride to the capital of Alabama?
    Diane Nash
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  • Why did the Freedom Riders ride interstate buses?
    to determine if illegal segregation was still occurring on interstate buses
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  • President __________ worked to pass the legislation after President __________ was assassinated.
    Lyndon B. Johnson and John F. Kennedy
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  • What impact did Brown v. Board of Education have on the United States?
    the Supreme Court outlawed segregation in schools
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  • What impact did the Montgomery Bus Boycott have on the United States?
    the Supreme Court outlawed segregation on public transportation
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  • Who is associated with the following event? March on Washington?
    Martin Luther King Jr.
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  • Who is associated with the following event? Brown v. Board of Education
    Thurgood Marshall
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  • Who is associated with the following event? Montgomery Bus Boycott
    Rosa Parks
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  • Who is associated with the following event? The passing of the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act
    Lyndon Johnson
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