Greensboro Sit-In

These young men staged a "sit-in" at the Woolworth lunch counter on February 1, 1960.

• Martin Luther King, Jr.

• The Greensboro 4

• The Tuskegee Airmen

• Jackie Robinson and George Washington Carver

The Greensboro 4 couldn't eat at the Woolworth lunch counter because of

• segregation.

• separation.

• separate but equal.

• justice.

What impact did the Greensboro 4 have on the community?

• Made segregation worse.

• Did nothing.

• Allowed blacks to eat at the lunch counter.

• Helped to push the Civil Rights Movement.

Who is this photo of?

• Protestors

• Freedom Riders

• None of these.

• Greensboro 4

What did the Greensboro 4 do?

• They where riding the bus.

• They sat at a lunch counter and asked for service on the white side.

• They sat at a lunch counter and asked for service on the back side.

• They did nothing.

What year did the Greensboro 4 happen?

• 1964

• 1946

• 1960

• 1986

Who were the Greensboro four?

• Engineers who designed the Mercury capsule.

• Four women in the West Computing who were all from Greensboro.

• Students who sat at a segregated lunch counter.

• Black leaders who helped integrate schools.

What was the primary goal of the Greensboro Sit-In?

• To protest against racial segregation

• To demand higher wages

• To support a political candidate

• To promote environmental awareness

Which organization was closely associated with the Greensboro Sit-In?

• NAACP

• SNCC

• CORE

• SCLC

How did the Greensboro Sit-In influence other civil rights actions?

• It led to the formation of the Freedom Riders

• It resulted in the Civil Rights Act of 1964

• It inspired similar sit-ins across the country

• It ended segregation in all public places