Civil Rights Movement in North Carolina

The video discusses the Cold War and Civil Rights Movement, focusing on North Carolina's role. Key figures like Frank Graham and the transition from segregation to integration are highlighted. The Brown vs. Board of Education case and the development of the community college system are also covered.

What are the four key terms introduced in the beginning of the section?

• Civil rights, integration, separate but equal, community college system

• Democracy, segregation, equality, public schools

• Civil rights, democracy, integration, public schools

• Segregation, equality, community college system, democracy

Who was Frank Graham and what was his role during the Civil Rights Movement?

• A governor who supported segregation

• A president of UNC Chapel Hill who criticized segregation

• A civil rights activist who led protests

• A Supreme Court judge who ruled on civil rights cases

What was the political division in North Carolina during the Civil Rights Movement?

• Both East and West were Republican

• East was Republican, West was Democrat

• East was Democrat, West was Republican

• Both East and West were Democrat

Who served as Secretary of State for 50 years in North Carolina?

• K Scott

• Fad Year

• Terry Sanford

• Frank Graham

What does the term 'civil rights' refer to?

• Rights of all citizens regardless of race

• Rights of government officials

• Rights of only minority groups

• Rights of educational institutions

What was the main goal of the Brown vs. Board of Education case?

• To maintain segregation in schools

• To promote higher education

• To establish private schools

• To integrate schools and end segregation

What did the Parasol Plan allow schools to do?

• Increase tuition fees

• Integrate independently

• Remain segregated

• Choose their own curriculum

Who was elected governor of North Carolina in 1960?

• Frank Graham

• K Scott

• Fad Year

• Terry Sanford

What is the purpose of the community college system?

• To serve as a research institution

• To replace high schools

• To offer only online courses

• To provide a two-year college program

What additional taxes were introduced during the establishment of the community college system?

• Corporate tax and estate tax

• Luxury tax and import tax

• Sales tax and food tax

• Income tax and property tax