SS8H11 GA & Civil Rights Movement

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What were the laws designed to keep white and black people apart called?

Segregation Laws

The Separate, but Equal Laws

Jim Crow Laws

Stay-At-Home Laws

1

What is the keeping of white and black people separate called?

Segregation

Seperation

Division

Keeping Apart

1

Which of the following were examples of places that were segregated during the Civil Rights Movement? (Multiple Answer, Choose All That Apply)

Busses

Restrooms/Water Fountains

Houses or Housing Opportunities

Schools

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Which court case involved the protest of a man named Oliver Brown for his daughter, Linda Brown, to be able to attend a white school that was much closer to her house than the black school?

Brown V. Mississippi

Brown V. Board of Education

Brown V. All Schools

Brown V. the South

1

Martin Luther King Jr. believed that African Americans could gain their rights by protesting against unfair laws in what way?

Violently

By fighting

With a Civil War

Peacefully

1

What was the 1963 march led by Martin Luther King Jr. in which more than 250,000 people marched through Washington, D.C. called?

Make America Great Again

Marching Orders

March on Washington

Trail through Washington

1

Which law banned discrimination of any American because of their race, religion, or color?

The Civil Disobedience Act

The Civil Rights Act

Rights Law

Right to be Civil Act

1

What did the Supreme Court decide in Brown v. Board of Education?

They ruled that segregated schools needed to be more equal, separate but equal.

They ruled it was up to individual states to determine segregation or integration.

They ruled that separate but equal was no longer allowed in public schools.

They ruled in favor of Plessy.

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When did Georgia's Legislature change the state flag to incorporate the Confederate battle flag?

The flag never incorporated a confederate flag.

After the ruling of Brown v. BOE

After the ruling of Plessy v. Ferguson

Prior to the ruling of Brown v. BOE

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The Sibley Commission was formed to determine if Georgians wanted to integrate the public school systems.

Tačno

Netačno

1

- chairperson of Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
-participated in sit-ins and freedom rides
- became a U.S. Representative (Congressman)
Who does the list describe?

Martin Luther King, Jr.

Lester Maddox

Ivan Allen, Jr.

John Lewis

1

Which group conducted sit-ins at lunch counters in order to boycott businesses that wouldn’t serve blacks?

SNCC

SCLC

NAACP

YMCA

1

What event took place in southern Georgia from 1961 to 1962 with the goal of ending all types of segregation in the city?

Athens Movement

Albany Movement

Greensboro Sit-in

Freedom Rides of Montgomery

1

A Georgian who supported states’ rights and white supremacy would have been most supportive of which politician?

Lester Maddox

Ivan Allen, Jr.

John Lewis

Martin Luther King, Jr.

1

Lester Maddox allowed white's that supported desegregating the city of Atlanta to eat in his cafe.

Tačno

Netačno

1

The Supreme Court ruling in Brown v. BOE impacted which of the following?

all public facilities

public school systems

hospitals

transportation facilities

1

As Governorof Georgia, Lester Maddox took actions contrary to his previous behaviors. What did he do that surprised everyone?

Maddox appointed more women to government positions than all prior Georgia governors combined.

Maddox appointed more African-Americans to government positions than all prior Georgia governors combined.

Maddox integrated all public facilities in Georgia.

Maddox invited Booker T. Washington to speak at his inauguration.

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The citizens of Georgia voted to change the flag in 1956 to include a symbol of rebellion to the ruling of Brown v. BOE .

Tačno

Netačno

SS8H11 GA & Civil Rights Movement

What were the laws designed to keep white and black people apart called?

What is the keeping of white and black people separate called?

Which of the following were examples of places that were segregated during the Civil Rights Movement? (Multiple Answer, Choose All That Apply)

Which court case involved the protest of a man named Oliver Brown for his daughter, Linda Brown, to be able to attend a white school that was much closer to her house than the black school?

Martin Luther King Jr. believed that African Americans could gain their rights by protesting against unfair laws in what way?

What was the 1963 march led by Martin Luther King Jr. in which more than 250,000 people marched through Washington, D.C. called?

Which law banned discrimination of any American because of their race, religion, or color?

What did the Supreme Court decide in Brown v. Board of Education?

When did Georgia's Legislature change the state flag to incorporate the Confederate battle flag?

The Sibley Commission was formed to determine if Georgians wanted to integrate the public school systems.

- chairperson of Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee-participated in sit-ins and freedom rides- became a U.S. Representative (Congressman)Who does the list describe?

Which group conducted sit-ins at lunch counters in order to boycott businesses that wouldn’t serve blacks?

What event took place in southern Georgia from 1961 to 1962 with the goal of ending all types of segregation in the city?

A Georgian who supported states’ rights and white supremacy would have been most supportive of which politician?

Lester Maddox allowed white's that supported desegregating the city of Atlanta to eat in his cafe.

The Supreme Court ruling in Brown v. BOE impacted which of the following?

As Governorof Georgia, Lester Maddox took actions contrary to his previous behaviors. What did he do that surprised everyone?

The citizens of Georgia voted to change the flag in 1956 to include a symbol of rebellion to the ruling of Brown v. BOE .

What were the laws designed to keep white and black people apart called?

What is the keeping of white and black people separate called?

Which of the following were examples of places that were segregated during the Civil Rights Movement? (Multiple Answer, Choose All That Apply)

Which court case involved the protest of a man named Oliver Brown for his daughter, Linda Brown, to be able to attend a white school that was much closer to her house than the black school?

Martin Luther King Jr. believed that African Americans could gain their rights by protesting against unfair laws in what way?

What was the 1963 march led by Martin Luther King Jr. in which more than 250,000 people marched through Washington, D.C. called?

Which law banned discrimination of any American because of their race, religion, or color?

What did the Supreme Court decide in Brown v. Board of Education?

When did Georgia's Legislature change the state flag to incorporate the Confederate battle flag?

The Sibley Commission was formed to determine if Georgians wanted to integrate the public school systems.

- chairperson of Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee-participated in sit-ins and freedom rides- became a U.S. Representative (Congressman)Who does the list describe?

Which group conducted sit-ins at lunch counters in order to boycott businesses that wouldn’t serve blacks?

What event took place in southern Georgia from 1961 to 1962 with the goal of ending all types of segregation in the city?

A Georgian who supported states’ rights and white supremacy would have been most supportive of which politician?

Lester Maddox allowed white's that supported desegregating the city of Atlanta to eat in his cafe.

The Supreme Court ruling in Brown v. BOE impacted which of the following?

As Governorof Georgia, Lester Maddox took actions contrary to his previous behaviors. What did he do that surprised everyone?

The citizens of Georgia voted to change the flag in 1956 to include a symbol of rebellion to the ruling of Brown v. BOE .

- chairperson of Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
-participated in sit-ins and freedom rides
- became a U.S. Representative (Congressman)
Who does the list describe?

- chairperson of Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
-participated in sit-ins and freedom rides
- became a U.S. Representative (Congressman)
Who does the list describe?