History Kids: Segregation to Integration and Civil Rights

The video covers the Greensboro sit-in by four Black students at a segregated Woolworth's lunch counter, sparking a wider Civil Rights Movement. It discusses segregation laws, key events, and figures like Martin Luther King, and the ongoing struggle for civil rights, including modern movements like Black Lives Matter. The video concludes with a song about resilience and change.

What was the main reason the four students sat at the Woolworth's lunch counter?

• To protest against racial segregation

• To enjoy a meal together

• To study for their exams

• To meet with friends

What were Jim Crow laws primarily designed to do?

• Support economic growth

• Enforce racial segregation

• Encourage educational reform

• Promote racial equality

Who was a key leader in the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

• Rosa Parks

• Malcolm X

• Thurgood Marshall

• Frederick Douglass

What was the significance of the Brown v. Board of Education ruling?

• It declared school segregation illegal

• It upheld school segregation

• It had no impact on segregation

• It promoted separate but equal doctrine

What was the reaction of many white communities to school desegregation?

• They welcomed it

• They ignored it

• They were indifferent

• They resisted it

What major legislation was signed in 1964 to combat discrimination?

• Voting Rights Act

• Fair Housing Act

• Equal Pay Act

• Civil Rights Act

Who was the first Black president of the United States?

• Colin Powell

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Barack Obama

• Jesse Jackson

What movement emerged in response to police violence against Black citizens?

• Occupy Wall Street

• Me Too Movement

• Black Lives Matter

• Tea Party Movement

What was a significant outcome of the 2020 U.S. election?

• The abolition of segregation

• The end of the Civil Rights Movement

• The election of the first female vice president

• A decrease in voter turnout

What is the ongoing challenge for civil rights in the United States?

• Achieving complete racial equality

• Ending all forms of protest

• Maintaining segregation

• Reducing voter participation