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Worksheets10B Exam Review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Brown v. Board of Education
banned racial segregation
allowed racial segregation
upheld Plessy v. Ferguson
allowed prayer
Civil Rights Act of 1968
banned poll taxes
abolished slavery
provided equal housing opportunities
voting rights for African American males
How did the Arkansas governor prevent black students from entering a white high school?
hiring the KKK
deploying the National Guard
redrawing district lines
closing the school
What was the common goal of sit-ins and the Freedom Rides?
continue Jim Crow
end segregation in public areas
engage in violent protests
force the NAACP to intervene
Black Power is best defined as
movement of nonviolent resistance
movement calling for integration in professional sports
a movement calling on African Americans to rely on themselves to achieve change
created by MLK to stop racism
Why was nonviolence successful in achieving change?
state governments stepped in to end segregation
local police helped protestors
Southerners saw they needed to adapt and change laws
Violent responses of segregationists created public outrage from onlookers
Why did some civil rights workers begin to question the effectiveness of nonviolent protesting in 1960s?
Malcolm X called for violence responses
Protests led to no change in federal laws
Violence continued despite legal victories
Sit-ins failed
Social justice is
fair distribution of advantages and disadvantages in society
criminals being sentenced
laws that apply to society
what happens when people act as law enforcement
Why did Native Americans condemn termination
created reservations
required existing reservations to pay taxes
took private property from individuals for gov't use
did nothing to help Native Americans adjust to mainstream society
JFK's Presidential Commission on the Status of Women report found
employers paid women and promoted women less than men
most women enjoyed high paying jobs
women preferred clerical work
women preferred traditional roles more
Why did migrant farm workers strike during the 60's in California?
Grapes were picked by illegal immigrants
grapes were treated with pesticides
workers wanted to create pressure on growers to meet their demands for better pay and working conditions
hoped to create a union
Civil Rights Act of 1964 was an attempt to
end segregation legalized by Jim Crow lasw
stop African Americans from moving north
segregate Southern cities
maintain poll taxes
Studies of African American children found that effect of segregated schools was the children
attend school less than white children
believed in Black Power
came to believe they were not as good as white children
loved their schools more than white children
What strategy did the NAACP adopt
fighting racism through the courts
direct nonviolence
massive sit-ins
massive resistance
The 1st half of the 20th century, most immigrants came to the US from Europe. How did the pattern change between 1950-2000?
most came from Africa
majority from Australia
most came from Latin America
most from the Middle East
What were the goals of AIM movement?
a renewal of traditional culture, economic independence, better education for Native Americans
an end to termination policies and control over natural resources
passage of laws granting education and allowing reservations to allow tourism
give all Native American land back
How did the Immigration Act of 1965 change immigration?
set large quotas to encourage European immigration
allowed more immigrants from Latin America, Africa, and Asia
banned immigration from China
strict quotas on all countries
United Farm Workers was founded on the beliefs of
shared perspective of ethnic minorities, improve working conditions, and collective bargining
low wages acceptable and long hours
decent working conditions, 60 hour work week
elect farm growers to political offices to help their fight
One complaint about deferments during Vietnam
only minorities could get one
only applied to women
were an unfair advantage for the rich
made college students report for service
Pacification program during Vietnam
encouraged higher birth rate among Vietnamese
help determine Vietcong from civilians
win the "hearts" and "minds" of the South Vietnamese people
search out enemies and burn villages
The Pentagon Papers showed
that the US was winning the war
the government was transparent about the war
the US signed a peace treaty with the North
the government was misleading the public for years about the war
What source had a major impact on the American public during the Vietnam War?
Military advisors
Media coverage
President Kennedy
President Einsenhower
People who supported the Vietnam War were ____________ and those against were ___________________
Democrats and Republicans
Republicans and Democrats
Doves and Hawks
Hawks and Doves
Ronald Reagan's economic philosophy was influenced by supply-side economics. What is one key component?
increased taxes
increased tax rates
lower corporate taxes
regulate corporations
Who was suspected of masterminding the 9/11 terrorist attacks?
Saddam Hussein
Russia
North Korea
Osama Bin Laden
Some critics opposed the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
fear of cheap Mexican labor would put American factories out of business
World Trade Organization opposed it
raised the minimum wage and hurt local business
moved factories from the US to Australia
The US invaded Iraq in 2003
Osama Bin Laden was hiding with Saddam
believed the Iraq gov't had weapons of mass destruction
for invading Kuwait years earlier
leaving NATO
Why did Eisenhower send arms, military supplies, and money to French forces in Vietnam?
he believed the domino theory would led to communist take over of that region
CIA overthrow of South Korea
believed pacification was necessary to defeat the North
was a mistake
