WorksheetsCivil Rights
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What were the goals of the Civil Rights Movement
Fair and equal treatment of some citizens
Fair and equal treatment of all citizens
Fair and equal treatment of no citizens
What is the meaning of “separate but equal”?
Races can be separated in buildings and public areas if there were equal places for black and white
Races must integrate all public buildings
Only trains are to be segregated by race
Schools must integrate but other public buildings can segregate
What roll did Ruby Bridges play in the Civil Rights movement?
She advocated for equality
She was an activist in the Montgomery Bus Boycott
Her death sparked the Civil Rights Movement
She helped to integrate all white schools in the south
Martin Luther King was a supporter of....
Non-violent resistence
Segregation
Black Power Movement
Discrimination
What are things that the US government did to support the Civil Rights Movement?
Created laws like the Civil Rights and Voting RIghts Act
Sent in the US Marshals
Sent in the US military
All of these
What sparked the Civil Rights Movement?
The death of JFK
The death of MLK
The death of Malcolm X
The death of Emmett Till
What was the goal of Freedom Summer?
Integrate buses
Register black voters
March on Washington
Integrate schools
Which Civil Rights leader advocated for NO Integration and self defense as a way to solve problems between black and white people?
Martin Luther King Jr.
Emmett Till
Mohandas Gandhi
Malcolm X
Brown vs. Board of Education was the court case regarding what Civil Rights issue?
School integration
Voting rights
Bus Integration
Integration of public buildings
The Black Panther Party was supported by what Civil Rights leader?
Malcolm X
Martin Luther King Jr.
Rosa Parks
Mamie Till
What is Civil Disobedience?
Following laws
Breaking all laws because you feel like it
Refusal to follow unfair laws to advocate for change
Refusal to follow fair laws
Segregation was made legal in the Plessy vs. Ferguson case using the term....
Separate but unequal
Separate but fair
Integrated and together
Separate but equal
What Civil Rights leader was the inspiration for non-violent protests and civil disobedience?
Mohandas Gandhi
Emmett Till
Ruby Bridges
Malcolm X
What was the goal of the Freedom riders?
To integrate schools
To integrate buses and interstate travel between the North and the South
To integrate courts
To integrate all states
This president sent in the US Army to help protect the Little Rock 9.
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Obama
Roosevelt
When Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on the bus, the effect was this....
The Voting Rights Act
The Civil Rights Act
The Montgomery Bus Boycott
Brown vs. Board of Education
Define segregation:
The bringing together of races
The separation of races
An opinion of someone not based on actual experience
Equal rights
Define integration:
The bringing together of races
The separation of races
Refusal to use or buy until demands are met
Equal rights for all people
Sit-ins are an example of....
Prejudice
Segregation
Boycott
Civil Disobedience
What was it called when people rode integrated buses from the North to the South and encountered violence and discrimination along the way?
Freedom summer
Boycott groups
Freedom riders
March on Washington
