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True or False

The labor shortage during WW2 opened new job opportunities for african americans

True

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The armed forces refused to allow african americans to serve in WW2

False

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True or false

The columbia race riots were a key event that led to the civil rights movement

True

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True or False

Civil rights organizations campaigned for african americans voting rights during WW2

True

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Morgan v Virginia

The supreme court ruled that the seating on interstate buses could not be segregated

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Sweatt v Painter

The supreme court ruled that the law schools must admit black applicants

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Brown v Board of Education

The supreme court ruled that public schools could not be segregated

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How did governor Orval Faubus respond to the desegregation and crisis at Little Rock?

He ordered the national guard to turn away the African American students

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What happened as a result of the CORE freedom rides through the south?

Segregation was banned in interstate travel facilities

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Voting rights Act of 1965

eliminated the literacy tests that had previously disqualified many voters

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Twenty-fourth amendment

eliminated the poll tax from voting requirements

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Selma Campaign

designed to encourage the registration of voters throughout Alabama

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New York Riots, July 1964

clashed ended with the death of a 15 year old African American

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Watts Riot, August 1965

one of the worst race riots in United States history

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Detroit Riots, July 1967

violence lasted for 5 days and caused the deaths of 43 people

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Malcolm X

became an Islamic minister in 1952

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James Meredith

set out on a 225- mile “walk against fear”

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Bobby Scale

was a cofounder of the Black Panthers

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What did the Kerner Commision conclude in its report to president johnson?

that the nation should create new jobs to eliminate the ghetto enviornment

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Where did the Brown Berets begin their activism?

East Los Angeles

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What fueled the growth of the American Indian Movement (AIM)?

the discontent over the slow pace of reform

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Where did Mexican Americans settle?

southwest and california

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Where did Puerto Ricans settle?

New York City’s West side

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Where did Cubans settle?

Miami, New York City, and New Jersey

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Who formed the National Organization for Women?

Betty Friedan

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Which was a common employment option for women in the 1950’s and 1960’s?

clerical worker

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What happened to the Equal rights Amendment (ERA)?

It wasn’t ratified by the states

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What is one factor that contributed to the “feminization of poverty” in the early 2000’s?

New trends in divorce settlements left women without support

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Which phrase best describes the main issue associated with the supreme court case Engel v Vitale (1962)?

school prayer

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How does the national urban league help African Americans?

It empowers them through leadership and education programs