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School Desegregation Lesson (Brown and Ruby)

School Desegregation Lesson (Brown and Ruby)

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Social Studies

7th - 8th Grade

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Darlene Lonidier

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4 Slides • 11 Questions

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School Desegregation Lesson (Brown and Ruby)

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Multiple Choice

What court case upheld segregation in schools?

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Brown v Board of Education

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Marbury v Madison

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Plessy v Ferguson

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Brown v NOLA schools

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Open Ended

Why did Oliver Brown take his case to court?

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Multiple Choice

What was the court's final ruling?

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Schools should remain segregated.

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All segregation in the US would end.

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School segregation was illegal.

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Segregation on buses would end.

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Multiple Choice

Schools began immediate desegregation after the court's ruling.

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True

2

False

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Open Ended

What did Virginia try to do in order to avoid desegregating public schools in their state?

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Open Ended

Why do you think southern schools resisted the process of integration?

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Multiple Choice

Who were the Little Rock Nine?

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Nine people who wanted to fight the integration of schools.

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Nine black students who were trying to be admitted to an all white school in Little Rock.

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A group that was fighting for the right to allow girls in public schools in Arkansas.

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Students trying to challenge bus laws in Arkansas.

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Multiple Choice

Who had to step in to force school integration in Little Rock?

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The governor of Arkansas

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The President of the US

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The mayor in Little Rock

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The Little Rock police

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Open Ended

Why are these 9 students and what they did so important to the Civil Rights Movement?

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Multiple Choice

Where city did Ruby Bridges live in?

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Baton Rouge

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New Orleans

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Little Rock

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Montgomery

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Open Ended

Why was Ruby Bridges so important to the Civil Rights Movement?

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