Early Civil Rights Movement

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The S in SNCC stood for the participation of what group in non-violent attempts to challenge segregation?

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Students

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The Sit-In Movement started as a group of elderly African Americans breaking the segregated bathroom laws in the South.

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False

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The Mendez v. Westminster court case created the phrase “separate but equal is legal.”

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False

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The 1964 Freedom Summer Project focused on registering African-Americans to vote.

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True

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Earl Warren was a lawyer who worked on the Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education

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False

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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlawed discrimination in voting.

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False

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The Brown v. Board decision was controversial causing some Americans in the South to fear miscegenation.

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True

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Rosa Parks' arrest led to a year long boycott of busses in Montgomery, Alabama.

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True

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Every act of Passive Resistance is an example of Civil Disobedience.

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False

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President Truman issued an Executive Order to end segregation in the U.S. Military after Black WW2 veterans were lynched.

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True