FNO Quarter 3

What is the common goal of both the Black Lives Matter movement and the American Civil Rights Movement?

• Advocating for the rights and dignity of Black individuals in America

• Promoting violence and unrest in society

• Supporting discrimination against minority groups

• Ignoring the struggles of marginalized communities

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Main ideas and supporting details

What is one similarity between the Black Lives Matter movement and the American Civil Rights movement?

• Both movements advocate for racial equality and justice.

• Both movements were led by prominent civil rights activists.

• Both movements primarily focused on economic reforms.

• Both movements were supported by the government.

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What does the term 'desegregation' refer to in the context of the passage?

• Integration of different racial or ethnic groups

• Separation of different racial or ethnic groups

• Discrimination against different racial or ethnic groups

• Exclusion of different racial or ethnic groups

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Understanding word meanings

How did the focus of the American Civil Rights movement in the 1950s and 1960s primarily center around achieving legal rights and desegregation? (Use RACE)

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Citing textual evidence

How has the emergence of the Black Lives Matter movement been influenced by police brutality and racism in the 21st century? (Use RACE)

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According to the author, what is Shahid Buttar's perspective on protests for social change?

• Protests are ineffective and should be avoided

• Protests can bring positive social change despite the dangers involved

• Protests are only for attention-seeking individuals

• Protests should be violent to make an impact

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Understanding the author

What is the author emphasizing the significance of in the passage?

• Protests in fighting for racial equality

• Historical context of civil rights movement protests

• Impact of major social changes

• Black Lives Matter demonstrators

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Understanding the author

What does the passage define as 'institutional racism'?

• Racism that is embedded in the policies and practices of societal institutions

• Racism that is only present in individual actions

• Racism that is limited to specific regions

• Racism that is based on personal beliefs

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Understanding word meanings

How did Rosa Parks' refusal to give up her seat lead to the Supreme Court ruling against segregated public buses in 1956?

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Citing textual evidence

Who emphasizes the role of protests in drawing attention to needs and involving more people in the movement?

• Aaron Bryant

• John Smith

• Emily Johnson

• Michael Brown

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Understanding the author