WorksheetsCh. 9 Quiz 2 Review
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 16mins
Some schools in Virginia did not want to end segregation. What did they do so they wouldn't have to desegregate?
Made parents pay a school fee to attend school
Closed down
Integrated schools immediately
Had African American children take a difficult test to attend school
What was Virginia's government policy to block desegregating public schools called?
Integration Movement
Civil Rights Movement
New Deal Programs
Massive Resistance
What is the meaning of integration?
complete equality of people of all races in using public resources
an unfair opinion held by white people
an unfair difference in the treatment of people, usually based on race or religion
to legally end racial segregation
What is Maggie Lena Walker known for?
being a spy for Union troops
organizing a student strike against segregation
being the first African American women to become a bank president
leading a Massive Resistance movement
In which ways (choose all) did Harry F. Byrd, Sr. help Virginia?
He helped modernize Virginia's governement.
He helped with road improvements by creating a "pay-as-you-go" policy.
He was a lawyer in the Brown vs. Board of Education court case.
He gave more African Americans and women job in the Virginia state government.
How did Harry F. Byrd, Sr. hurt Virginia's public schools? Choose all.
He ordered schools to integrate immediately.
He created a Massive Resistance movement.
He felt the Supreme Court had no right to stop school segregation and fought against its decision.
He believed in the New Deal programs and supported them.
What is L. Douglas Wilder known for?
Being the first African American state governor
Being the first African American winner of a tennis championship
Being the first African American bank president
Being a lawyer in the Brown vs. Board of Education case
What happened to the Massive Resistance movement?
It succeeded in integrating public schools.
It failed and schools were integrated.
It failed and schools were segregated.
It succeeded and schools were private not public.
Who was a lawyer that worked on one of the most important civil rights cases?
Arthur Ashe
L. Douglas Wilder
Oliver Hill
A. Linwood Holton, Jr.
What is A. Linwood Holton, Jr. known for?
Being the first African American state governor
Being a civil right activist and bank president
Being a leader in the Massive Resistance movement
Being a governor who hired more women and African Americans to positions in state government
Choose all things that led to the growth of Northern Virginia.
Jobs in agriculture
the Maritime Industry
Federal Government jobs
Computer technology
State government jobs
During the _________ people suffered harsh economic conditions.
Massive Resistance movement
Great Depression
Civil Rights movement
New Deal programs
Why did people move from rural areas to urban areas in the 20th century?
There were more jobs in rural areas.
There were more jobs in urban areas.
There were more jobs in coal mining in urban areas.
There were federal government jobs in rural areas.
Which amendment was added to the Constitution in 1920 and what did it do?
The 18th amendment gave women the right to vote.
The 19th amendment gave men of all races the right to vote.
The 18th amendment gave men of all races the right to vote.
The 19th amendment gave women the right to vote.
What is Barbara Johns known for?
Leading a strike against segrating schools
Being the first African American woman bank president
Fighting for civil rights in the Brown vs. Board of Education case
Fighting for women's suffrage
How did the federal government help during the Great Depression?
They started Massive Resistance programs to fight against poverty.
They started New Deal programs to provide jobs.
They paid off the debts of Virginians and found them jobs.
They provided more educational opportunities to people.
