Citizenship and Government - Lesson 35: Civil Rights Movements

In the past, de jure segregation mandated racial segregation in __________.

• city buses

• drinking fountains

• marriage

• all of the choices

T or F: Religious organizations did not play significant roles in the movement to gain rights for African Americans.

• True

• False

Rosa Parks became an important part of American history when she (a)   .

• refused to give up her bus seat to a white man

• led a boycott against the Montgomery Alabama bus system

• founded the NAACP

• file a lawsuit against the city of Montgomery Alabama for its segregated bus policy

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 outlawed (a)   .

• Discrimination

• Segregation

• Racism

• Inequality

In 2013, the Supreme Court declared (a)   of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 unconstitutional.

• Section 4

• Section 5

• Voting Rights Act

• Constitutional

Non-violent civil disobedience (a)   .

• Protest

• Sit-in

• Boycott

• March

Since the 1960s, civil rights organizations have (a)   .

• protested

• advocated

• mobilized

• lobbied

Racial separation not mandated by law is called (a)   .

• de jure segregation

• de facto segregation

• racist apartheid

• prejudicial separation

(U5C5L35:V2) Racial separation mandated by law is called (a)   . A) de jure segregation B) legal segregation C) racist apartheid D) prejudicial separation

• de jure segregation

• legal segregation

• racist apartheid

• prejudicial separation

(U5C5L35:V3) (a)   is the nonviolent refusal to obey laws that citizens regard as unjust or in protest of specific public policy.

• Civil disobedience

• Non-violence protest

• Civic refusal

• Peaceful protest