History - USA Civil Rights Movement

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Which amendment to the US Constitution abolished slavery?

The 13th Amendment

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What did the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution guarantee for all citizens?

Equal protection under the law

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Which amendment to the US Constitution guaranteed a citizen’s right to vote?

The 15th Amendment

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What important Supreme Court case was heard in 1896?

Plessy v. Ferguson

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What was the name given to the segregation laws passed in the South?

Jim Crow laws

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What does NAACP stand for?

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

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In which year was the Brown vs Board of Education ruling handed down by the US Supreme Court?

1954

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What doctrine associated with segregation was overturned as a result of the Brown vs Board of Education ruling?

Separate but equal

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What is the Supreme Court’s perspective on segregation?

Denial of equal protection under the law given to all citizens in the 14th Amendment

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Who was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who presided over the decision in Brown vs Board of Education?

Earl Warren

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What ‘welfare’ factor was central to the decision in Brown vs Board of Education?

Psychological and emotional trauma

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What was the vote count in the Brown vs Board decision?

9 for, and 0 against

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In which US state is the city of Montgomery?

Alabama

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Who refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus starting the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

Rosa Parks

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How much was she fined for refusing to give up her seat for a white passenger?

$14

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What does MIA stand for in the context of the Montgomery bus boycott?

Montgomery Improvement Association

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What alternative means of transport was arranged by middle class blacks to replace the bus system?

Carpooling

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In which year did the Montgomery bus boycott essentially run?

1955-1956

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Which CRM leader emerged as a key figure during the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

Martin Luther King Jr.

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What was the protest philosophy that underpinned this CRM leader’s approach?

Nonviolent resistance

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In which state beginning with the letter ‘A’ is Little Rock?

Arkansas

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Who was the Governor of this state who resisted the desegregation of Little Rock High School?

Orval Faubus

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Why did the Governor of Arkansas change his position on school integration and come to oppose it?

Political pressure and public opinion

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How many African-American students were enrolled to start at Little Rock High School in September 1957?

9

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What happened to Schools in Arkansas during the school year 1958-59?

They were closed to avoid integration.

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Approximately what percentage of Arkansas’ black students were enrolled in integrated schools by 1963?

Very little, approximately 1-5%

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Name two white opposition groups that resisted the CRM?

White Citizens' Council & Ku Klux Klan

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Who was the US President that sent in US Army troops to protect the African American students so they could attend classes?

Dwight D. Eisenhower

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What was this President’s attitude to integration?

Supportive, but cautious

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How long did the US Army troops remain in Little Rock to protect the students?

Until the end of the school year (1958-59)