Unit 4 SS Assessment

What is segregation?

• the population of a city

• a nonviolent protest

• laws that separate people by the color of their skin

• an event that happened only in the North

Why was the Edenton Tea Party important?

• It made the British happy

• It helped with segregation

• It inspired more boycotts against taxes

• They didn't like tea

Who was Penelope Barker?

• A princess

• The sister of a president

• She organized the Edenton Tea Party

• She organized the Greensboro Sit In

Christopher Columbus wanted to help the Indigenous People

• False

• True

What is a Reservation

• A table saved for you

• An area of land set aside for people

• When you dislike some people

• A racist remark

Which president signed the Indian Removal Act

• Andrew Jackson

• George Washington

• Abraham Lincoln

• Thomas Jefferson

How did the Greensboro Sit Ins change the roles of Black people in North Carolina?

• The roles of Black people remained the same

• The greensboro lunch counter became desegregated and black people continued to protest unfair treatment all around North Carolina

• The greensboro sit ins were started by four college students from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College

• The greensboro sit ins helped end slavery

The Indigenous people lived in _____ and ______ with nature in America before the Europeans arrived.

• hate and anger

• happiness and love

• sadness and dirt

• peace and harmony

What is boycotting?

• Not liking a certain food

• to hate something

• to refuse to buy something

• to be angry at

Prior to the _____________, there were separate entrances labeled for "colored" people and "white" in public places.

• Ella Baker

• African American

• Primary

• Civil Rights Movement