The Civil Rights Movement Begins

_______________ the showing of partiality in treatment, action, or policies directed against the welfare of minority groups.

• Affluence
• civil rights
• discrimination
• segregated

Martin Luther King followed this man's non-violent civil disobedience principles.

• Medgar Evers
• Harry S. Truman
• Mohandas Ghandi
• Booker T. Washington

_____________ African American lady who refused to give up her seat on a bus as  required by Jim Crow Laws.

• Edith Wilson
• Rosa Parks
• Ella Fitzgerald
• Josephine Baker

Rosa Park's refusal to give up her seat and subsequent arrest led to the _____________ of 1955.

• Selma Bus Boycott
• Birmingham Bus Boycott
• Mobile Bus Boycott
• Montgomery Bus Boycott

The Montgomery Bus Boycott __________ .

• was not successful
• was successful

The African American students that were eventually enrolled in Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas became known as "The ____________.

• Oliver Brown Kids
• Thurgood Marshall Kids
• Little Rock Nine
• Integration Kids

In 1896 in Plessy vs Ferguson the U.S. Supreme Court ruled "Separate But Equal" was __________.

• Unconstitutional
• Constitutional

In 1954, The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that "Separate But Equal" was ___________.

• Unconstitutional
• Constitutional

Constitutional means ________.

• agrees with the U.S. constitution and must be obeyed
• does not agree with the U.S. Constitution and is not to be obeyed

Jim Crow Laws mandated (forced by law) ____________.

• African Americans to attend white schools.
• segregation in public schools, restrooms, theatres, etc.