Which organization worked through the courts to challenge segregation laws?

What Supreme Court decision integrated schools?

Rosa Parks' act of civil disobedience sparked what event that lasted about a year?

Which pastor became the spokesperson for the bus boycott and the Civil Rights movement?

Who was the main lawyer for the NAACP, known as Mr. Civil Rights?

Who was the first African American to attend Ole Miss?

What group of African American students enrolled at Central High School in Arkansas and had to be escorted by the National Guard?

Involving people of different races

What organization, led by MLK and other Baptist leaders, encouraged nonviolent protest?

Who inspired MLK in methods of civil disobedience?

Which Supreme Court decision integrated all transportation facilities?

What is the name of the group of people who sought to test the Boynton v. Virginia decision in which many ended up arrested or subject to violence?

A protest in which people would go to segregated lunch counters and remain there until arrested or served

A student organization that focused on nonviolent protests during the Civil Rights Movement

During the Civil Rights Movement, what city was considered the most racist in America?

Which of the following does NOT describe civil rights activities in Birmingham?

Which president helped MLK get out of jail, appointed African Americans to government jobs, and tried to get a Civil Rights bill passed?

What event was designed to bring attention to the Civil Rights bill and was where King delivered his "I have a Dream" speech?

Who was president when the Civil Rights bill finally passed?

Which of the following is TRUE of the Civil Rights Act of 1964?

What piece of legislation banned literacy and other discriminatory laws blocking voting rights?

What piece of legislation outlawed the poll tax?

Who converted to Islam and rejected integration, but eventually changed his views on the separation of races?

A movement that supported economic self-sufficiency, racial pride, and separation from whites

A political slogan that encouraged the rights and political power of African Americans

Racial segregation created by law

Racial segregation created by social conditions such as poverty

A militant political organization that fought for African American rights

He was a Civil Rights activist in Mississippi who was assassinated in 1963.

Which of the following people were assassinated during the Civil Rights movement period?

Which of the following BEST describes how Malcolm X was killed?

Who killed Martin Luther King Jr.?

Who was a leader of the Black Panthers and of the Black Power movement?

During the election of 1960, newspapers became the communications method of choice for election information.

Kennedy was a young candidate and became the first Catholic president.

A public endorsement of a politicians programs or proposals

A name used to describe Kennedy's proposals to improve the economy, assist the poor, and speed up the space program

Who was president during the passage of the 24th Amendment?

What was the first nuclear weapons agreement in history called that banned nuclear testing above ground?

Kennedy set the goal for the U.S. to be the first country to put a man in space.

Who was the first American to complete three orbits around the Earth?

Who was the first man to walk on the moon?

Who was the Cuban dictator who came to power in 1959 and established a communist government?

What was the name of the failed operation to overthrow Castro that ended in shame for the U.S.?

What did Khrushchev build to stop the flow of people moving from Berlin to West Germany?

What was the terrifying standoff between the U.S. and the Soviet Union which brought the world closer to nuclear war than ever before?

The Soviets installed missiles in Cuba in response to the U.S. installing them in Turkey.

Which of the following choices did Kennedy consider for how to deal with the Cuban Missile Crisis?

Kennedy decided on a blockade, but called it a "quarantine" to imply the U.S. was not seeking a confrontation.

Which of the following is NOT true about the end of and after effects of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

A vast cooperative effort to satisfy the basic needs of people in North, Central, and South America for homes, work, land, health, and schools

What organization sends volunteers abroad as educators, health care workers, and technicians to help developing nations around the world?

On what date was John F. Kennedy assassinated?

Who was the prime suspect in the Kennedy assassination?

Who was the Dallas nightclub owner who shot Oswald?

According to the Constitution, after an assassination, a person officially becomes president once that person is officially sworn in to office.

What was the group called that President Johnson commissioned to investigate the assassination of President John F. Kennedy?

The Warren Commission concluded that the JFK assassination was a conspiracy and was more than likely planned by a foreign government.

Lyndon B. Johnson was a very likable person who enjoyed his role as vice president.

What was the name for Johnson's goals for the U.S. that focused on poverty relief, education aid, healthcare, voting rights, conservation and beautification programs, urban renewal, and economic development in depressed areas?

This program was part of the Great Society and sought to help the nation's poor through creating programs dedicated to stopping poverty, illiteracy, and unemployment.

This program was a part of Social Security and provided low-cost health insurance for the poor.

During the Johnson years, this rule was established by the Supreme Court that requires law enforcement agencies to warn a suspect of his or her rights before being questioned.

Which of the following were effects of the Great Society?

Johnson believed in containing communism and deeply involved the U.S. in the conflict in Vietnam.