Civil Rights Unit Review

Laws aimed at enforcing segregation in public places

• Tammany Hall

• Jim Crow Laws

• Ellis Island

• Tennement

Name of the movement that sought to gain equal access and opportunity for the basic rights and privilges of Black people.

• Great Migration

• Harlem Rennaisance

• Civil Rights Movement

• Hip Hop Culture

What made the 1946 Gubernatorial Race so unusual ?

• First time a governor served a four year term

• First time a Republican became governor

• First time African Americans could vote in Georgia elections.

• It resulted in a power struggle over the office of governor .

What is the name of the Civil Rights Organization founded in 1957 by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

• Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee

• Southern Christian Leadership Conference

• National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

• Coordinating Committee for Community Organizations

In Brown vs. Board of Education , the Supreme Court ruled against what ?

• Hiring Minority Teachers

• Segreagation in all public places

• School Segregation

• Free School Lunches

Participants in this event gathered to hear Dr. Martin Luther Kings speech, " I Have a Dream "

• The Selma March

• The March to the Sea

• The March on Washington

• The Montgomery Bus Boycott

This coalition of SNCC, the NAACP , and other civil rights groups formed to desegregate a community in south Georgia.

• Civilian Conservation Corps

• Sibley Commission

• The Albany Movement

• Segregation Committee

Which of the following describes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ?

• First Black President of Morehouse College.

• Segregationist disagreeing with Supreme Court decision on integration.

• Refused to integrate his restaurant despite Supreme Court Ruling.

• World famous figure , led the Civil Rights Movement in the 1950s and 1960s

The first African American students admitted to the University of Georgia.

• Florine Whitson & Howard Parsons

• Martin Luther King and Herman Talmadge

• Charlayne Hunter & Hamilton Holmes

• Lester Maddox & Maynard Jackson

Lester Maddox challenged the Civil Rights Act of 1964 because he believed it

• Integrated public schools too quickly

• violated property rights

• Gave too much political rights to African Americans

• Did not quarantee equality to African Americans