10.3 PREP: ACT- Chronology, Place, Main Actors

Where did the Civil Rights Movement take place?

• Only in Northern states

• Throughout the entire United States

• Exclusively in Western states

• Solely in Southern states

In 1961, Freedom Riders were focused on what?

• Ignoring issues of discrimination in interstate bus travel

• Advocating for stricter segregation laws

• Challenging segregation and discrimination in interstate bus travel

• Promoting segregation in interstate bus travel

What was the largest Civil Rights NYC protest about?

• Equal pay for African American women

• Racial segregation in public schools

• Barriers to equal voting opportunities

• Racial segregation in public transportation

What was segregation?

• Mixing different races in schools

• Allowing everyone to vote

• Separating people based on their race

• sharing buses and trains equally

Which city had the largest Civil Rights protest in the Civil Rights Movement?

• Washington D.C.

• Birmingham

• Atlanta

• New York City

How did grassroot organizations help the Civil Rights Movement?

• Grassroot organizations mobilized local communities, organized protests, conducted voter registration drives, and raised awareness about civil rights issues.

• Grassroot organizations ignored the needs of marginalized groups and only catered to the privileged.

• Grassroot organizations hindered the Civil Rights Movement by causing division within communities.

• Grassroot organizations focused solely on fundraising and did not actively participate in civil rights activities.

Who was the first Black Supreme Court Justice?

• Whitney Young

• Thurgood Marshall

• Roy Wilkins

• Clarence Thomas

Who is considered the "OG" Rosa Parks?

• Ella Baker

• Rosa Parks Jr.

• Sojourner Truth

• Claudette Colvin

Which group of college students initiated the sit-in movement at a Woolworth's lunch counter in Greensboro, North Carolina, in 1960?

• The Birmingham Five

• The Montgomery Three

• The Greensboro Four

• The Selma Six

People ONLY fought for equality, opportunity, freedom, and civil rights between 1954-1968.

• True

• False