WorksheetsWeimar and Nazi Germany, and Stuarts, and SNCC, NAACP, MLK.
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 21mins
What does SNCC stand for?
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.
Student Nonviolent Coloured Community
Southern Nationalist Christian council.
Scottish Nationalist Coloured Committee
What happened once the black students set up the SNCC?
Inter-organisational cooperation increased
inter-organisational strife increased.
Inter-organisation strife decrease.
All of them were arrested.
Who did the SNCC accuse of keeping donations intended for SNCC.
SLCC
SCCL
SCLC
CSLC
The civil rights movement exploded into life again in...
Febuary 1960.
Feburary 1960.
February 1960.
Februray 1960.
Where did four black college students refuse to leave the all-white Woolworth’s cafeteria when asked?
Greensboro, North Carolina
Topeka, Kansas
Mississippi Burning
Oakland, California
How many students joined these sit-ins across the south?
60,000
75,000
70,000
80,000
SNCC workers became known as ...
(After the sit-ins)
shock troops
the most radical of all black organisations.
a bunch of crazy coloured students.
Gestapo
SNCC was more egalitarian and more appreciative of women workers than any other black organisation.
true
false
By 1966, SNCC members were impatient with the slow progress of civil rights advancement
true
false
Who was John Lewis replaced by?
Ella Baker.
Martin Luther King.
Henry ‘Rap’ Brown.
Stokely Carmichael.
Where was the divisions between the increasingly radical SNCC + CORE and the SCLC + NAACP were publicly demonstrated?
in the Mississippi Freedom Summer.
At a rally in Oakland, California, in February 1968
in the March on Washington DC 1963
in the Meredith ‘March against fear’ in 1966.
When did the SNCC vote to expel whites?
December 1967
December 1966
January 1967
January 1966
Who was Stokely Carmichael replaced by?
John Lewis
Henry ‘Rap’ Brown.
Martin Luther King.
Ella Baker.
When did Henry ‘Rap’ Brown, take control of the SNCC?
July 1967
February 1968
May 1967
December 1973
What year did the SNCC cease to exist?
Decemember 1973
February 1968
December 1973
Feburary 1968
Where did Stokely Carmichael, cry ‘black power’?
Greenwood, Mississippi.
Greenwood, Missippippi.
Greenwood, Missispippi
Greenwood, Misisipi.
Why did Black power swiftly decline?
Poor definition and Organisation.
Unrealistic aims and sexism.
Finance and the collapse of the SNCC.
All of the above
What was Kristallnacht?
A Nazi event to get rid of political opposition.
The burning down of the Reichstag
A Nazi event against the Jewish community.
A scheme that was set up to replace trade unions.
Who was the First President of the Weimar Republic?
Ebert
Stresemann
Wilhelm
Hitler
What year did the Dawes Plan take place?
1923
1925
1922
1924
What does Gewaltfrieden mean?
An agreement to end war
German Parliament
Motorway
Enforced peace
What does L.A.M.B stand for?
Land, agriculture, military, blame
Laws, army, military, blame.
Land, army, money, banishment.
Land, Army, Money, Blame
What was 'Strength through joy'?
The improvement of working conditions of German workers.
An attempt to improve leisure time of German workers.
A car for a reward.
A scheme to provide young men with manual labour jobs.
What was the name of the German leader during WW1?
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kaiser William
Kaiser Willhelm
Kiaser William
One way in which the Treaty Versailles limited Germany.
Had to pay 7.7 billion in reparations.
Could only have 100,000 men in the army.
Could only have 200,000 men in the army
Had to pay 6.6 million in reparations.
What was agreed in the concordat?
That the Church would get involved if Hitler left them be
That Hitler would be allowed to control the church.
The Church left Hitler to do as he pleased, if Hitler left the church alone
The Church and Hitler would work together.
True or False: The Locarno Pact and The Bamberg Conference happen in the same year?
True
False
The NSDAP became the largest political party in 1931
True
False
'The Locarno Pact and Mein Kampf were published in the same year'
True
False
'The Reichstag fire, The enabling act and The Gestapo were all in 1933'
True
False
What year was the Night of Long Knives?
1938
1934
1936
1933
What year was the Berlin Olympics?
1946
1937
1927
1936
What does Hyperinflation mean?
Money becomes more valuable
Wages and interest rates rise.
Prices rise and money is worthless
Money is a lie
Which political party was Ebert the leader of?
Ebert
Stresemann
Hindenburg
Von Papen.
What political party was Ebert the leader of?
SPD
KPD
NSDAP
DAP
Who were the leaders of the Spartacists?
Ross Luxemburg and Karla Liebknecht
Rose Luxemburg and kyle Liebknecht
Rosa luxemberry and Karl Leibknecht
Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht.
When was the Rentenmark introduced?
November 1922
December 1923
November 1923
October 1923
The imperial welfare act was passed in 1922.
True
False
When was Martin Luther King born?
January 16th, 1929
January 14th, 1929
January 15th, 1929
January 16th 1928
Where was Martin Luther King assassinated?
Memphyll, Tennessee
Memphis, Tenisee
Memphis, tenesse
Memphis, Tennessee
In what year did Martin Luther King lead the Montgomery Bus boycott?
1956
1954
1955
1957
What did MLK become the first president of?
SCLC
NAACP
SNCC
All of the above
Who assassinated MLK?
Jamie Earls Ray
James Earl Ray
Jack Earl Ray
John Earl Ray
James 1st was full of himself
true
false
James 1st dissolved parliament for fun
true
false
James 1st was a strong believer in the Divine Right of Parliament.
true
false
James 1st spent a lot of money.
true
false
Charles 1st had a weak relationship with Parliament.
true
false
Charles the first reigned without parliament for 10 years.
true
false
Oliver Cromwell was Catholic.
true
false
Charles the second loved partying.
true
false
James 1st was executed in 1649
true
false
The Great Fire Of London happened in 1665.
true
false
What does NAACP mean?
National anthem for the advancement of coloured people
National association for the advancment of coloured people
National association for the advancement of coloured people
National association for the advancement of coloured persons.
What clause was overturned in 1915? and was known as the NAACP's first successful major case.
Grandmother Clause.
Grandfather Clause
Jim Crow Clause
Grandparent clause.
How many members did the NAACP have by 1919?
Nearly 90,000
Over 90,000
Exactly 90,000
Exactly 80,000
Who became the leader of the NAACP in 1930?
John Lewis
Martin Luther King
Henry 'rap' brown
Walter Francis White
In what year did Rosa Parks become a member of the NAACP?
1943
1944
1942
1941
In what year did Rosa Parks refuse to give up her seat to a white passenger?
1956
1957
1955
1943
What year did the N.A.A.C.P. worked with trade unions to sponsor the National Committee to Abolish the Poll Tax?
1940
1941
1939
1942
In what years were anti-lynching bills (Pressured by Walter Francis White) passed?
1940
1939
1938
1937
