Civil Rights Movement & Women's Suffrage

This amendment to the Constitution ended slavery in the US.

• 13th Amendment

• 14th Amendment

• 15th Amendment

• 19th Amendment

What did the 14th Amendment do? (Check all that apply)

• Defined who was a citizen

• Gave all citizens equal rights and protection under the law.

• Ended slavery.

• Gave women the right to vote.

What did the Supreme Court case Plessy V Ferguson decide?

• Separate-but-equal facilities are against the 14th amendment.

• Slavery is wrong.

• Separate-but-equal facilities were ok.

• African Americans should vote.

What did the Supreme Court case Brown V Board of Education decide?

• Segregation in restaurants is ok.

• Segregation in public schools is against the 14th amendment.

• Separate-but-equal facilities are ok.

• Women should receive the right to vote.

The separation of people based on the color of their skin.

• civil rights

• amendment

• civic engagement

• racial segregation

Places like restrooms, stores, or water fountains where African Americans were separated from whites and given their own.

• Separate-but-equal facilities

• Individual-but-not buildings

• Seneca Falls Convention

• Civil Rights Movement

Working together to make a difference in your community and developing skills to make that difference.

• Civic Entertainment

• Civic Endangerment

• Civic Engagement

• Civic Encouragement

Which is NOT a form of Civic Engagement?

• Voting

• Be informed

• Segregation

• Protest peacefully

• Sign a petition

A struggle for social justice that took place mainly during the 1950s and 1960s for African Americans to gain equal rights under the law in the US

• Segregation Movement

• Women's Suffrage Movement

• Civil Rights Movement

Laws that legalized segregation in the Southern US

• John Goose Laws

• Jim Crow Laws

• Joe Bird Laws

• Josh Dove Laws