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WorksheetsModule 15: Civil Rights
Total questions: 47
Worksheet time: 30mins
Who This?
(a)
Who This?
(a)
Who This?
(a)
What does SCLC stand for?
(a)
This bus was a part of what type of protest?
Freedom Ride
Sit-In
March
Boycott
This was a picture of what type of non-violent protest?
Sit-In
Freedom Ride
Boycott
March
What was the significance of Brown v. Board of Education?
ended the poll tax
gave african americans the right to vote
made segregation legal
overturned segregation
What did Plessy v. Ferguson establish
states rights
separate but equal
de-segregation
right to vote amongst african americans
What year was the Supreme Court Brown v. Board of Education Decision made
1954
1896
1963
1945
Who were MLK Jr.'s influences
Gandhi, Thoreau, Douglass, Wilson
Thoreau, Gandhi, Jesus, Randolph
God, Jesus, Thoreau, Randolph
Gandhi, Churchill, Randolph, Jesus
organization of college students dedicated to protesting segregation
SCLC
SNCC
CORE
NAACP
NAACP lawyer who successfully argued the brown v. board case which overturned plessy v. ferguson
Thurgood Marshall
Clarence Thomas
William Randolph
James Lawson
civil rights activists who rode interstate busses challenging segregated bus terminals
(a)
Air force veteran who tried to register at "Ole Miss"
James Meredith
Thurgood Marshall
James Lawson
George Wallace
movement to desegregate lunch counters
(a)
movement to register voters in Mississippi
Freedom Rides
Freedom Summer
Sit-Ins
March on Selma
MFDC stands for
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Missouri Freedom Democratic Party
Montana Freedom Democratic party
Maine Freedom Democratic party
the purpose of the MFDC was to
advocate for representation of blacks in state government
lunch counter sit-ins
Marching on Selma
Advocate for Voting Rights
Who This?
(a)
Who This?
Fannie Lou Hamer
Big Mamma Thornton
Diane Nash
Rosa parks
Who was the public safety commissioner in Birmingham
(a)
taught classes on how to react non-violently during sit-ins
James Bevel
James Meredith
Martin Luther King Jr.
James Lawson
governor of Alabama who stated "Segregation Now, Segregation Tomorrow, Segregation Forever"
George Wallace
Ross Barnett
Hugo Lewis
Jim clark
What was the goal of the March on washington
pass a civil rights bill
pass a voting rights bill
overturn brown v. board of education
desegregate busses
nickname of the students who tried to desegregate a high school in Arkansas
(a)
segregation that exists by practice, custom, primarily in the north
de jure segregation
de facto segregation
jim crow laws
low key segregation
segregation by law
de jure segregation
de facto segregation
jim james segregation
southern ways
black militant leader who did not want help from whites, called for black separation from whites
Malcolm X
Louis Farrakhan
Stokely Carmichael
James Meredith
religious group known as black muslims that promoted black separation and Islam
Nation of Islam
SCLC
SNCC
Black Panthers
political party founded in Oakland to fight police brutality
Nation of Islam
Black panthers
SNCC
SCLC
policy to equalize education, employment and to give minorities a chance to advance in society
affirmative action
voting rights act of 1965
civil rights act of 1964
de-segregation
Who this?
(a)
Who this?
Betty Freidan
Rosa Parks
Big Mamma Thornton
Emmy Harris
Who this?
Gloria Steinem
Emmy Harris
Betty Freidan
Big mamma Thornton
Who this?
Condoleezza Rice
Big Mamma Thornton
Michelle Obama
Sonia Sotomayor
Who this?
Jesse Jackson
Barack Obama
Caesar Chavez
Colin Powell
Who This?
(a)
Who This?
(a)
Who This?
Sonia Sotomayor
Hillary Clinton
Kamala Harris
Condoleezza Rice
organized farm workers to form a union and advocate for better treatment
Caesar Chavez
Adolfo Hugo
Corky Gonzales
Jesse jackson
the belief that women should have economic, political, and social equality
feminism
ERA
girl power
affirmative action
author of the feminine mystique who advocated for women's independence
Betty Freidan
Condoleezza Rice
Hillary Clinton
Gloria Steinem
ERA stands for
(a)
The ERA is now set in the constitution
True
False
became the first hispanic to serve on the US Supreme Court
Sonia Sotomayor
Condoleezza Rice
Thurgood Marshall
Caesar Chavez
what type of protest did Caesar Chavez use to gain national attention
Sit-In
Freedom Ride
Boycott
March
credited as the beginning of the LGBT movement
Stonewall Riots
Watts Riots
Ferguson riots
Detroit Riots
