Civil Rights Movement: Gallopade Ch.14 (p.105-110)

What were Jim Crow laws?

• Laws that promoted equality for all citizens

• Laws that enforced racial segregation

• Laws that protected voting rights

• Laws that allowed people to travel freely

What did the 14th Amendment guarantee?

• The right to bear arms

• Equal protection under the law for all citizens

• The right to free speech

• The right to a fair trial

Who was James Weldon Johnson?

• A famous musician

• A civil rights leader a lawyer, and a poet

• A politician

• A judge in Florida

What event did Rosa Parks inspire?

• The March on Washington

• A sit-in protest

• A bus boycott

• A voting rights campaign

What was the purpose of the sit-in at Tallahassee Woolworth's?

• To celebrate a holiday

• To protest against segregation

• To raise money for schools

• To meet friends

What did Martin Luther King Jr. want people to do?

• Fight with violence

• Protest without violence

• Ignore the problems

• Move to another country

How did Harry T. Moore contribute to civil rights?

• He created a new law

• He founded the NAACP chapter in Cocoa Beach

• He was a famous singer

• He wrote a book

What was a common form of protest during the civil rights movement?

• Voting

• Civil disobedience

• Building new schools

• Traveling

What did the Supreme Court rule on December 22, 1956?

• Segregation in schools was allowed

• Segregation on buses was unconstitutional

• All citizens must pay taxes

• Everyone should have the same job

What did the March on Washington aim to achieve?

• To celebrate a holiday

• To promote civil rights legislation

• To gather money for schools

• To elect a new president