The Jim Crow North

What were student doing on the day February 3, 1964?

• Study at school, prepare for SAT

• Learning history

• Protest for segregation in local education

• Hosting a funeral for a black people who got killed

Where was the largest civil protest which described on the article happened in which city?

• New York

• Chicago

• Losangeles

• Texas

After ten years the Supreme Court ruled that it is unconstitutional that black and white student go to school separately, what had change on black students position in New York?

• They can go to school with white students

• They lost their rights to go to school

• They fight against the racial discrimination

• The situation didn't change, the discrimination still appear

Why we haven't heard so much about the segregation on the North?

• Nobody cares about the situation which happened on the North

• People often portray racism in the U.S as a regional problem

• The government forces people to pay their attention on the Sorth

• The recording of North people's life was peaceful than the south

The history of the civil rights movement usually focuses on the South.

• Yes :D

• No :C

How many people fled from the South to seek refuge in the North?

• 10million

• 5million

• 6million

• 1billion

What was people's common belief about Northern segregation?

• It was a law that people should follow with

• It was a symbol of negative discrimination

• It was not some strict rule, but occurring in practice

• Everyone think it is normal

Bonus Time!

Draw a thumb up if you think discrimination should not appear

When does the federal government created color-coded maps of every metropolitan area in the U.S?

• 1930

• 1960

• 1925

• 1945

What made many civil rights leaders expressed frustration with Northerners?

• Northerners didn't support integration.

• Northerners agreed their children went out of the community.

• Northerners love to eat pizza.

• Northerners states they support integration, but fought to keep their cities and schools segregated