Civil rights, non violence, and court cases

This law outlawed racial discrimination in the workplace and in public places, including schools.

• 13th Amendment

• Jim Crow Laws

• Civil Rights Act of 1964

• Voting Rights Act of 1964

Which answer best goes with these scenarios?

African Americans must be treated politely by bus drivers.

There should be no segregation between blacks and whites on buses.

• Fourteenth Amendment

• Civil Rights Act

• March on Washington

• Montgomery Bus Boycott

The policy of "separate but equal" was used to

• increase the number of political parties.

• justify the practice of legal racial segregation.

• prevent the passage of unfair laws.

• stop non-violent protest

Which of these spaces could be segregated during the Jim Crow Era?

• All of them

• Cemetaries

• Schools and Hospitals

• Public Transportation

The legal separation between races is called

• Fourteenth Amendment

• Jim Crow

• debt slavery

• segregation

What was the outcome of the campaign in Selma?

• Ultimately it was a failure, but valuable lessons were learned that would help in the next city

• President Johnson called for a Voting Rights Act to be passed in Congress

• MLK emerged as a well know leader of the Civil Rights Movement

• It became more solely a Black movement as white support decreased

The march between Selma and Montgomery was a 54 mile march in ______

• Mississippi

• Georgia

• Alabama

• North Carolina

The NAACP advocated for

• dismantling segregation

• Anti-lynching campaigns

• Less racist depictions of Black people/better representation of Black people in media

• promoting the legality of "separate but equal" policies

What kept black southerns from voting in 1965?

• Poll taxes

• Literacy tests

• The risk of being fired or physically harmed

• All of the above

Why did the protesters choose Selma as the site for their protest?

• It was an example of what they thought cities should aspire to be

• They expected very little resistance

• The police chief was known to be aggressively opposed to civil rights

• It was randomly selected by the SCLC