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WorksheetsCivil Rights Timeline Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which of the following events happened FIRST?
15th Amendment
24th Amendment
Voting Rights Act
Selma to Montgomery March
Which of the following events happened LAST?
15th Amendment
24th Amendment
Voting Rights Act
Selma to Montgomery March
Which of the following events happened FIRST?
Brown v. Board of Education
Little Rock Nine
Integration of Stratford Junior High
Which of the following events happened LAST?
Brown v. Board of Education
Integration of Stratford Junior High
Little Rock Nine
Which of the following events happened FIRST?
Civil Rights Act
Greensboro Sit-ins
Freedom Rides
Montgomery Bus Boycott
Which of the following events happened LAST?
Civil Rights Act
Greensboro Sit-ins
Freedom Rides
Montgomery Bus Boycott
What is the THEME of the following events?
- 15th Amendment
- 24th Amendment
- Selma to Montgomery March
- Voting Rights Act
Voting Rights
School Segregation
Segregation of Public Places
Constitutional Amendments
What is the THEME of the following events?
- Brown v. Board of Education
- Little Rock Nine
- Integration of Stratford Junior High
Voting Rights
School Segregation
Segregation of Public Places
Constitutional Amendments
What is the THEME of the following events?
- Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Greensboro Sit-ins
- Freedom Rides
- Civil Rights Act
Voting Rights
School Segregation
Segregation of Public Places
Constitutional Amendments
Which form of protest involves getting many people to stop buying goods and/or services?
Boycott
Strike
March
Creative Non-Violence
Which form of protest involves getting many workers to stop going to work until their demands are met?
Boycott
Strike
March
Creative Non-Violence
Which form of protest involves getting many people to gather together and go from one place to another in order to raise awareness for an issue?
Boycott
Strike
March
Creative Non-Violence
When African Americans refused to pay to ride the city busses until they were desegregated in Montgomery, Alabama, they were performing a...
Boycott
Strike
March
Creative Non-Violence
When people joined together in Washington, D.C. to go to the Lincoln Memorial to fight for equality in jobs, they were performing a...
Boycott
Strike
March
Creative Non-Violence
Which form of protest involves gathering signatures to show support for a change?
Petition
Sue in Court
Civil Disobedience
Sit-in
Which form of protest involves challenging an unfair law of policy in the judicial system?
Petition
Sue in Court
Civil Disobedience
Sit-in
Which form of protest involves protesters intentionally breaking the law to show that it is unfair?
Petition
Sue in Court
Civil Disobedience
Sit-in
Which form of protest involves protesters going to a place and refusing to move/leave until their demands are met?
Petition
Sue in Court
Civil Disobedience
Sit-in
When Linda Brown's dad challenged the law to get his daughter into an all-white school, he was using which strategy?
Petition
Sue in Court
Civil Disobedience
Sit-in
When Freedom Riders went into segregated restrooms and waiting rooms, knowing they were breaking the law, they were using which strategy?
Petition
Sue in Court
Civil Disobedience
Sit-in
When students ordered coffee at a segregated lunch counter and refused to leave until they were served, they were using which strategy?
Petition
Sue in Court
Civil Disobedience
Sit-in
Which branch of government MAKE the laws? In other words, which branch writes and passes new laws?
Legislative Branch (Congress)
Executive Branch (President)
Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)
Which branch of government CARRIES OUT the laws? In other words, which branch makes sure the laws are actually being followed?
Legislative Branch (Congress)
Executive Branch (President)
Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)
Which branch of government INTERPRETS the laws? In other words, which branch figures out what the laws means and determines if they are in line with the Constitution?
Legislative Branch (Congress)
Executive Branch (President)
Judicial Branch (Supreme Court)
Which group was established in 1909, and continues to fight for political, economic, and social rights?
NAACP
SNCC
NCAA
APS
