Civil Rights and Jim Crow Effects

What are Civil Rights?

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  to be judged based on gender, race, or nationality

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  the separation of people in society based on several factors

• rights of citizens to have political and social freedom and equality

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  a law set forth by the government of a city or county

What were some effects on African Americans due to Jim Crow laws? Choose all that apply.

• feelings of peace

• feelings of despair

• higher prices to buy goods and services

• 
  equal pay for black and white teachers

'NAACP' means 'National Association for the Advancement of Colored People'.

• True

• False

Which of the following scenarios is an example of a 'peaceful protest'? Select one.

• 
  a person runs inside a store, shaking his fist in the air
  

• 
  a person sits on a chair in a restaurant and pushes the salt and pepper shakers off of the table

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  to drink from a water fountain that isn't designated for your color or nationality, then walk away

• to march down the street, yelling and pushing people out of the way

Match each Civil Rights leader to their action

• Montgomery Bus Boycott

• James Weldon Johnson

• Lawyer who fought against voter suppress

• Harry T. Moore

• Florida NAACP President

• Martin Luther King, Jr.

• March on Washington

• Rosa Parks

What is the definition of 'diverse'?

• varied

• against

• a disease

• to be united

What are the parts of  'culture,' as listed in the text? Choose two

• a system of beliefs

• a system of driving laws

• a system of writing

• a system of traditions

• a system of protests

Why did immigrants come to Florida, per the text?

• to adopt a new culture

• to start a new life

• to learn a new language

• the learn a new dance

Match each person to their accomplishment:

• Paper company

• Ernest Hemingway

• First person to walk on the moon

• Dwight d. Eisenhower

• Founder of Disneyland

• Neil Armstrong

• Famous Florida Author

• Walt Disney

• NASA

• Edward Ball

True or false: Sponge diving is Florida's largest industry.

• True

• False