FL SS - Unit 4 Lesson 6

FL SS - Unit 4 Lesson 6

Multiple Choice

What is segregation?

• the separation of people based on gender

• the separation of people based on race

• the separation of people based on height

• the separation of people based on economic status

Multiple Choice

Bethune started a school for African American girls in ______ The school was located in __________.

• 1904, Miami Beach

• 1904, Lakeland

• 1804, Daytona Beach

• 1904, Daytona Beach

Multiple Select

Based on the timeline from the previous slide, what are 2 things that Bethune is famous for?

• 1904, Bethune opens school in Daytona Beach, Florida.

• 1995, Bethune dies

• 1935, Bethune founds the National Council of Negro Women.

• 1904, Bethune opens school in Miami Beach, Florida.

Multiple Choice

What are Civil Rights?

• are the rights

  of every citizen to be treated equally under the law.

• are the rights

  of white citizen to be treated equally under the law.

• are the rights

  of African American citizen to be treated equally under the law.

Multiple Choice

What was the goal of the Civil Rights Movement?

• The civil rights movement worked to gain African Americans the same rights as white people in our country.

• The civil rights movement worked to gain Whites the same rights as white people in our country.

Multiple Choice

What does NAACP stand for?

• National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

• National Apple for the Advancement of Colored Pears

• National Assimilation for the Advanced Computer Programs

Multiple Choice

What is integration ?

• is the act of not bringing the races together and making something closed to a specific group of people.

• is the act of bringing the races together and making something open to all people.

Multiple Choice

What is Discrimination?

• is an unfair difference in the way people are treated.

• is an fair way people are treated.

• is an unfair difference in the way animals are treated.

Multiple Choice

What is Rosa Parks famous for?

• giving up her seat on a bus to a white person

• refusing to give up her seat on a bus to a white person

• refusing to give up her seat on a train to a white person

• giving up her seat on a train to a white person

Multiple Choice

What is civil disobedience ?

• refusing to follow laws considered unfair in order to bring change

• following laws considered unfair in order to bring change

• refusing to not follow laws considered fair in order to bring change

Multiple Choice

Which of the following events happened in Tallahassee?

• A Double "V" campaign

• A march on Washington D.C.

• A bus boycott

• a sit in

Multiple Choice

How did Governor Leroy Collins affect integration in Florida?

• He had little affect

• He made it more difficult

• He made it more violent

• He made it easier

Multiple Choice

Why is the NFWA important?

• The NFWA led strikes and boycotts to bring better wages and working conditions to migrant farm workers. Many of these workers were Hispanic.

• The NFWA fought for equal opportunities for women, such as equal pay for equal work.

• The NFWA made it illegal to discriminate against people with disabilities.

Multiple Choice

Why is the NOW important?

• The NOW led strikes and boycotts to bring better wages and working conditions to migrant farm workers. Many of these workers were Hispanic.

• The NOW fought for equal opportunities for women, such as equal pay for equal work.

• The NOW made it illegal to discriminate against people with disabilities.

Multiple Choice

Why is the ADA important?

• The ADA led strikes and boycotts to bring better wages and working conditions to migrant farm workers. Many of these workers were Hispanic.

• The ADA fought for equal opportunities for women, such as equal pay for equal work.

• The ADA made it illegal to discriminate against people with disabilities.