Civil Rights and Other Social Movements Review Part 2

Which of the following was not a difference between the two major factions within the Civil Rights movement?

• Whether they used nonviolent forms of protest or not

• Whether they helped people in the south or across the nation

• Whether they sought out interracial support or focused on support from only the black community

• Whether they ate their fries with ranch or ketchup (Don't pick this one...)

The belief in Black Nationalism and pride, economic independence and the black community solving their own problems was called ________________________ power.

• Red

• Purple

• Green

• Black

What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?

• This act outlawed discrimination in renting or buying houses.

• This act outlawed segregation in public places and discrimination in employment.

• This act banned literacy tests and other state or local laws that restricted registration for voting.

• This act prevented people from littering by publicly shaming them

What did the Voting Rights Act of 1965 do?

• This act outlawed discrimination in renting or buying houses.

• This act outlawed segregation in public places and discrimination in employment.

• This act banned literacy tests and other state or local laws that restricted registration for voting.

• This act stopped people from voting unless they had first done research on who they wanted to vote for.

What did the Civil Rights Act of 1968 do?

• This act outlawed discrimination in renting or buying houses.

• This act outlawed segregation in public places and discrimination in employment.

• This act banned literacy tests and other state or local laws that restricted registration for voting.

• This act made it a public crime to kiss in public or perform other acts of affection.

After the initial success of the Civil Rights movement, they began to face difficulty in addressing de facto segregation. De Facto segregation includes…

• Racist laws that were put into place in northern cities to insure that they never held any real political power.

• Lynching of African Americans by the Ku Klux Klan and other violent extremist groups.

• Differences in society that are caused by societal decisions such as where to buy a house, who to give a loan to, etc. that result in segregation.

• Telling some people that Santa Claus is not real, but letting others continue to believe until they are adults.

___________________ Power was a unifying idea amongst Native Americans that sought to bring about pride in Native American culture and achieve economic independence for Native Americans.

• Red

• Tribal

• Hippie

• Black

How did Martin Luther King Jr. die?

• He died peacefully at an old age.

• He was shot with a sniper rifle the night before a planned event.

• He was killed by one of his followers who thought he had betrayed the cause.

• He hasn't died yet...

How did Malcolm X die?

• He died peacefully at an old age.

• He was killed by a bomb that exploded under his car.

• He was killed by a Black Muslim who thought he had betrayed the cause.

• He hasn't died yet...

In the 1950s, what were living conditions like on Native American reservations?

• The living conditions were pretty good for most of the people, but there were some who experienced extreme poverty.

• The living conditions were a mix of good and bad. Clean air and no pollution helped people to live longer, but there was not much access to goods or technology enjoyed by others.

• The living conditions were horrible and Native Americans had higher rates of unemployment than any other group.

• They no longer lived on reservations during the 1950s.