Civil Rights Movement in Texas

How does this illustration demonstrate the "separate but equal" idea? SS5H6a

• It shows that facilities were separate and equal

• It shows that those facilities were separate but NOT equal

• . It shows that separate facilities are provided and equal in the fact they both are drinking fountains

• It shows that the fountains are separate but equal in height

. Brown vs. the Topeka Board of Education is to Oliver Brown as the Montgomery Bus boycott is to ______________. SS5H6b

• Martin Thurgood

• Coretta Scott King

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Jim Crow

How did the U.S. change after the Civil Rights Movement? SS5H6b

• Jim Crow laws were made illegal

• Segregation was made illegal.

• "Separate but equal" was done away with

• All of the above

The issue of ________ was addressed when Oliver Brown filed a lawsuit and it went before the Supreme Court. SS5H6b

• segregation

• affiliation

• cooperation

Based on the information provided, ​a Texan named (a)   served in the armed forces during ​ (b)   . After the war, he created the ​ (c)   to help ​ (d)   veterans gain their Civil Rights.

• Hector P. Garcia

• World War II

• G.I. Forum

• Hispanic

The Hispanic Civil Rights movement was fought in Texas by which of the following key leaders?

• James Farmer

• Oveta Culp Hobby

• Hector P. Garcia

• Lyndon B. Johnson

Which Texan native formed the Committee of Racial Equality (CORE), promoting non-violent protests?

• James Baker III

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• James Farmer Jr.

• Hector Garcia

Based on the information provided, ​a Texan named (a)   served in the armed forces during ​ (b)   . After the war, he created the ​ (c)   to help ​ (d)   veterans gain their Civil Rights.

• Hector P. Garcia

• World War II

• G.I. Forum

• Hispanic

Which group works with Mexican Americans most closely?

• NAACP

• Wounded Warriors

• L.U.L.A.C

• Jefferson Davis

The organization started by Hector Garcia to help veterans get health care and education.

• CORE

• WAC

• American G.I Forum

• NAACP