American Civil Rights

Open Ended

How do you think dismantling barriers to voting, education, employment, and housing can impact society as a whole?

Multiple Choice

Why was the Civil Rights Movement significant in American history?

• It promoted technological advancements.

• It fought for equal rights and opportunities for all.

• It focused on economic growth only.

• It aimed to expand the country’s territory.

Open Ended

Explain how Jim Crow laws affected the daily lives of African Americans in the South.

Open Ended

What role did the NAACP play in advancing civil rights through the courts?

Multiple Choice

Which event marked the beginning of widespread activism in the Civil Rights Movement, according to the timeline presented?

• The Great Migration

• The Jim Crow Era

• The Montgomery Bus Boycott

• The Freedom Rides

Multiple Select

Which of the following were tactics used by the Civil Rights Movement to challenge segregation?

• Boycotts

• Sit-Ins

• Freedom Rides

• Legal Battles

Multiple Choice

What was the main purpose of the March on Washington in 1963?

• To protest the Vietnam War

• To demand equal rights and opportunities for African Americans

• To celebrate Independence Day

• To support presidential elections

Multiple Select

Which of the following were obstacles faced by African Americans before the Voting Rights Act of 1965?

• Literacy tests

• Poll taxes

• Intimidation

• Free breakfast programs

Open Ended

How did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 work together to advance civil rights for African Americans?

Open Ended

What were some of the immediate effects of Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination on the Civil Rights Movement and the nation?

Multiple Select

Which of the following are key aspects of Black Nationalism as described in the image?

• Self-Determination

• Cultural Pride

• Political Empowerment

• Economic Discrimination

Multiple Choice

How did the Civil Rights Movement influence the Women's Rights Movement?

• By promoting only women's suffrage

• By focusing solely on racial equality

• By highlighting shared struggles against discrimination

• By ignoring feminist thinkers

Open Ended

In what ways did the media contribute to the success of the Civil Rights Movement?

Multiple Select

Which of the following were legacies of the Civil Rights Movement?

• Equality and Justice

• Social Progress

• Inspiration for Others

• Economic Inequality

Open Ended

How did the Civil Rights Movement impact global struggles for equality?

Multiple Select

Which of the following were direct impacts of the Civil Rights Movement on education in the United States?

• Desegregation of public schools

• Student activism in sit-ins and boycotts

• Equal educational opportunities for all children

• Increased economic inequality

Multiple Choice

Which area did the Civil Rights Movement recognize as interconnected with racial justice, advocating for fair labor practices and equal opportunities?

• Economic justice

• Healthcare

• Criminal justice

• Environmental justice

Open Ended

How did the Civil Rights Movement contribute to advancements in healthcare policy and practice?

Multiple Select

Select all issues addressed by the Civil Rights Movement in relation to criminal justice.

• Racial profiling

• Police brutality

• Mass incarceration

• Healthcare disparities

Open Ended

In what ways did the Civil Rights Movement inspire activism for LGBTQ+ rights?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was NOT a role played by Black churches during the Civil Rights Movement?

• Providing sanctuary and moral guidance

• Organizing resistance activities

• Serving as centers for peaceful protest

• Leading youth marches

Match

Match the following person with the event they spearheaded...

• Rosa Parks

• Little Rock Nine

• Freedom Riders

• Herman Sweatt

• Jackie Robinson

Montgomery Bus Boycott

Integration in Little Rock H.S.

civil rights activists who rode interstate buses into the segregated southern United States

Black law student who challenged UT LAW

first African-American baseball player to cross the "color line" and join MLB

• Montgomery Bus Boycott

• Integration in Little Rock H.S.

• civil rights activists who rode interstate buses into the segregated southern United States

• Black law student who challenged UT LAW

• first African-American baseball player to cross the "color line" and join MLB

Match

Match the following

• United Farm Workers Union

• Montgomery Bus Boycott

• The Feminine Mystique

• 1st Female Supreme Court Justice

Dolores Huerta

Rosa Parks

Betty Friedan

Sandra Day O'Connor

• Dolores Huerta

• Rosa Parks

• Betty Friedan

• Sandra Day O'Connor

Open Ended

How did religious activism and youth engagement contribute to the success of the Civil Rights Movement?

Open Ended

Reflecting on today's lesson about the Civil Rights Movement, how do you think the struggle for equality and justice continues to impact society today?

Multiple Choice

What was one of the main goals of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States?

• To dismantle barriers to voting, education, employment, and housing

• To promote segregation and inequality

• To maintain the status quo

• To restrict opportunities for minorities