American History Final Exam Review S2

____________decision dramatically changed race relations in public schools in America.

• Brown vs. Board of Education 
• Roe vs. Wade 
• Dred Scott vs. Sanford
• Miranda vs. Arizona 

_________________was a success due to African Americans sticking together  and finding alternatives to bus transportation.

• Montgomery Bus Boycott 
• March on Washington 
• Militant approach to Civil Rights 
• Watts Riot 

How many southern states by 1964 had an enrollment of LESS THAN 1% African Americans students in schools with whites?

• Four
• Five
• Six
• Seven

Despite the Supreme Court ruling that ended school segregation. many _________ states found ways to keep African-Americans out of white schools.

• Western 
• Hispanic 
• Southern
• Northern

_____________ and men like Governor Faubus hoped blacks would use self-restraint and take no action to gain civil rights.

• Segregationists 
• The KKK
• The Black Panthers 
• The Nation of Islam

_______________was the first African American to play in Major League Baseball.

• Jackie Robinson
• Satchel Paige 
• Double Duty 
• Cy Young 

Which two states tended to have more violent attacks toward the Freedom Riders?

• South Carolina and Kentucky
• Alabama and Mississippi
• Georgia and Virginia 
• Illinois and Indiana 

_____________  speech at the March on Washington suggests due to Lincoln's actions, slaves had a great deal of hope about their future that is now missing.

• Malcolm X's 
• Muhammad Ali's
• Dr. Martin Luther King's
• President Lyndon B. Johnson's

Malcolm X suggested Blacks should only be expected to use _____________ if whites also use nonviolence.

• nonviolence 
• violence 
• rioting
• boycotts

Who stated, "To separate children from others of similar age and qualifications solely on the basis of race generates a feeling of inferiority as to their status in the community that may affect their hearts and minds in a way unlikely ever to be undone."

• Cesar Chavez
• The U.S. Supreme Court in the Brown v. Board of Education decision
• Fred Hampton (Black Panther Party)
• The Village Voice reporting on the Stonewall Riots