Unit 8 & 9 UA Review

The Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 provided which of the following? (choose all that are correct)

• Adult Education

• Weekly Pay Checks

• Business Loans

• Personal Credit Cards

One effect of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 was ...

• increased unemployemnet

• a reduction in the poverty rate

• more women in the workforce

• new trading partners overseas

One outcome of the Supreme Court case Mapp v. Ohio was ...

• constitutional protections for free speech were expanded

• constitutional protections against the right to bare arms were expanded

• constitutional protections for voters rights were expanded

• constitutional protections against illegal search and seizures were expanded

What was an impact of the Voters Rights Act of 1965?

• It helped reduce voter discrimination at polling sites.

• It increased the access of lobbyists to political campaigns.

• It increased the use of literacy tests.

• It lowered the amounts collect by poll taxes.

What was an impact of the Supreme Court case Brown v The Board of Education?

• It established quotas in school admissions.

• It expanded access to services for students with disabilities.

• It reduced inequalities for school finance.

• It reduced racial segregation in schools.

What resulted from the 26th Amendment?

• Lowered the voting age to 18 years old
• Created a process for replacing the president and vice president

• Abolished prohibition

• Raised the voting age to 21 years old

What type of policies did Governor Orval Faubas of Arkansa support?

• Isolationist policies
• Progressive policies
• Segregationist policies
• Integrationist policies

How did MLK Jr's speeches impact American politics?

• By pressuring politicians to create civil rights legislation.

• By leading to the decline of civil rights in American politics

• By causing division and unrest in American politics

• MLK Jr's speeches had no impact on American politics

The Black Panthers believed in achieving equality by

• promoting hate speech and violent attacks

• using any means necessary

• encouraging segregation and discrimination
• opposing civil rights movements

MLK Jr believed in achieving equality through

• passive resistance, armed rebellion, and political apathy
• hate speech, discrimination, and segregation
• peaceful protests, civil disobedience, and advocating for legislative change

• violent protests, military intervention, and isolationism