Early 1960s Civil Rights Movement

Front

To separate one group from another is ___________________.

Back

segregation

Front

An example of civil disobedience that many protestors used in segregated facilities

Back

sit-ins

Front

The situation shown in this 1950 photograph is a direct result of: the Great Migration, the grandfather clause, Jim Crow laws, the Montgomery bus boycott.

Back

Jim Crow laws

Front

State laws that segregated public facilities were called ____.

Back

Jim Crow Laws

Front

Which statement most closely reflects the views of Martin Luther King, Jr.?
Options:
1. All Americans have a right to equality. Any means, including violence, can be used to attain it.
2. African Americans must be patient and aim first for economic advancement. Social and political equality will come later.
3. Unjust laws must be disobeyed and the consequences accepted peacefully.

Back

Unjust laws must be disobeyed and the consequences accepted peacefully.

Front

What object(s) met the Freedom Riders at Montgomery, Alabama, even though enforcement officials had promised their safety?

Back

All of the Above

Front

What happened to the Freedom Riders as they rode further South?

Back

All of the above

Front

The police department in Alabama allowed members of the KKK to attack the riders upon their arrival.

Back

True

Front

What was the end result for the Freedom Riders in Mississippi?

Back

They were imprisoned

Front

What was different about the protests in Birmingham, 1963?

Back

it consisted mainly of teenagers and young children