Understanding the Civil Rights Movement and the Red Scare

What was the primary goal of the March on Washington?

• To celebrate the Civil Rights Act of 1964

• To protest against the Vietnam War

• To support Mia's case against accusations

• To demand an end to racial segregation

How did the Civil Rights Movement and labor unions support each other?

• They did not support each other

• Recognizing their struggles were interconnected, advocating for both racial equality and economic justice

• Through mutual public endorsements

• By sharing resources

Why were labor unions targeted during the Red Scare?

• Because they supported racial segregation

• They were not targeted during the Red Scare

• Due to their perceived threat to business profits and accusations of communism

• Because they demanded too high wages

What tactic was used against both labor unions and civil rights activists?

• Red-baiting

• Legislative lobbying

• Blacklisting

• Direct confrontation

What was the outcome of Mia's trial?

• The trial was postponed indefinitely

• She was found guilty of communism

• The charges against her were dropped

• She was sentenced to prison