The Civil Rights Act - 1964

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When was the civil rights act?

1964

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Complete the quote describing the achievements of the civil rights act:

"1. all those gains in one comprehensive law: namely, the right to equal treatment in 2., 3. and 4.

  1. Enshrining

  2. education

  3. public services

  4. employment opportunities

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Complete the quote describing the achievements of the civil rights act:

“1. the right of individual states to make 2. to these rights”

  1. Removing

  2. Exceptions

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Complete the quote describing the achievements of the civil rights act:

“1. all states to 2. these civil rights under threat of prosecution by 3. if they failed to do so”

  1. Compelling

  2. enforce

  3. federal authorities

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What did leaders such as MLK state the civil rights act was?

a “second emancipation”

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In which area was the civil rights lacking?

Voter registration

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What was Johnson’s main concern after passing the civil rights act?

Losing votes in the south

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What piece of legislation was passed to accomodate for lack of mention of voter registration in the civil rights act?

The voting acts rights

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What did the voting rights part of the civil righs act not abolish?

literacy tests

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What was exempted from the barring of discrimination on the grounds of race?

Private establishment

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What department was used to help secure desegregation of public schools?

The Juctice department

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Who may intervene and move certain civil rights cases between state and federal courts?

The Attorney General