This one might be Unit 6, but it might actually be Unit 7.

It is Unit 8. Maybe.

Where did the Stonewall Riots take place and when?

New York City, June 1969

Homosexuality was illegal in all states except

Indiana

Who owned the Stonewall bar

Mafia

What were arrested gay people charged with?

Solicitation of homosexual acts

What were trans people charged with

Non-gender appropriate clothing

What started the riots

Nine cops entered bar and arrested people

How long did the riots last after Stonewall

July 1st 1969

The stoneewall riots were the beginning of the modern day..

Gay LIberation Movement

in 2016 what did president obama do to the stonewall

he made it a national monument

Why were these two men stopped by the police?

for drunk driving

Describe the scenes depicted by the news

a riot

What is happening to stores in the area?

getting cleaned out by mobs

How does the reporter describe the individuals looting? \*\*Looting=stealing during a riot or wartime\*\*

just taking items they see

how many people and who are called in to deal with the riots?

2,000 troops

What is this police officier saying? Why is he saying this?

'please go in your homes' and he is saying this because he wants people to not join the riots, and stay away from the danger.

YOUR OPINION: How could news coverage of the Watts Riots affect the Civil Rights Movement?

If riots were still going on and the news confirmed they were, old riots may relight themselves, and influence more violence. It could also influence more people to riot.

Where is the Watts neighborhood located?

Los Angeles

What happened to the two young men who were pulled over by law enforcement?

Beaten and Arrested 

Violence escalated, a community meeting was held. What happened?

It Failed.

How long did the civil unrest/rioting go on in Watts?

six days

What did the Commission requested by Governor Pat Brown conclude about the causes of the Watts Riots of 1965?

culmination of black people’s dissatisfaction of the conditions from living there. (bad schooling, unemployment, no homes)

What was a major difference between how MLK told his followers to deal with police misconduct and how Black Panthers told their followers to deal with police misconduct?

MLK told them to respond nonviolently, but the Black Panthers decided that they could respond violently if the police violated their rights

Why would members of the Black Panthers carry not only weapons, but tape recorders and law books?

educating the community on what their rights were, and making the police understand their rights and live up to them. They also wanted proof of when the police were failing at their jobs.

Why do you think this side of the Black Panthers -- the feeding children and providing education -- gets less attention than their interactions with the police?  

Because the Black Panther community is not making a huge argument over this topic, so therefore it will not get a lot of attention.

The goal of Cointelpro against the Black Panthers was to

neutralize / weaken the Black Panthers.

Why did the FBI try to create conflict within the Black Panthers themselves and between the Black Panthers and other civil rights groups?

To attempt to split them and weaken them

Even though most the charges were bogus and never resulted in convictions, the constant arrests of Black Panthers weakened the organization by:

(Both of the above)

Forcing the Black Panthers to focus on legal defense rather than other community projects and causes.

and

Forcing Black Panthers to focus on and raise funds for legal defense.

Do you think the issues brought up by the Black Panthers are still relevant today?  Why or why not?

Yes, since schools are still segregated due to the red lining or whatever it was called. Because of this, families who were poor then from the racist laws, usually black families, are stuck at low end schools and housing areas. That was what the Black Panthers fought for, but because of inflation, equaling out the cost of living in the green and red areas has made the difference more drastic

Which of these men's strategies do you believe were most effective during the civil rights movement?  Why?

to be determined

What was causing neighborhoods to shift populations? (check all that apply)

Industrialization of US cities

Desegregation of schools

What is white flight

when white people moved out of cities towards suburbs

Name some of the issues that black families who lived in Detroit were continuing to deal with in the 1960s

Overcrowded and deteriorating neighborhoods, housing and employment discrimination, racism from law enforcement, poor access to medical services, and underfunded education.

what triggered the Detroit race riots

a brick that flew through a police car window

Name one statistic from the aftermath of the Detroit race riots.

43 people died, 1000 injured, 7200 arrested, 2000 structures damaged, and hundred of families homeless

What did the Kerner Commission determine after it studied the causes of the riots

white racism, discrimination, and poverty were the causes of the riots

What are the causes and consequences of the Detroit riots

Made segregation worse because the riots accelerated the exodus of white people from the city

white racism, discrimination, poverty were also causes of the riots to begin.

Why was the Nation of Islam trying kill Malcolm X according to him?

He was going to tell the real reason he left the movement

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After leaving the Nation of Islam, Malcolm started a new organization that was not affiliated with any religion.

True

What is Malcolm X doing in the famous picture of him with a rifle? 

Protecting his family

What was witness 1's reaction to the assassination? 

He was angry and wanted vengeance to the point that he was going to kill somebody. 

Who does Witness 2 say performed the shooting? 

Black Muslims

How many of the assassins were arrested?

One

Who was blamed for the assassination?

The Nation of Islam

**What year** was Martin Luther King Assassinated?

1968

**Where** was Martin Luther King Jr Assassinated?

Memphis, Tennessee 

Why was he in Memphis, Tennessee?

To support sanitation workers on strike

**What was the name of the speech** he delivered? 

Mountain Top

What was the name of the motel in which Martin Luther King stayed?

Lorraine Motel

How Martin Luther King Jr was assassinated? 

Someone fired a bullet across the street

**WHo was convicted for the murder of Martin Luther King Jr?**

James Earl Bay

How did Martin Luther King Jr. feel about a possible boycott of the 1968 Olympics by black athletes

He supported the possible idea of a boycott.

Who was the leader of the Olympic Project for Human Rights ?

Dr. Harry Edwards

Integration of black athletes into professional sports took place before the end of segregation.

True

How was Jackie Robinson used by the gov't?

To show that racism __**wasn't**__ a big problem

The Black Power Conference argued that...

people should use any means possible to force the government to address institutionalized racism

The Black Power Conference insisted on the ban of what two countries from the 1968 Olympic Games?

South Africa and RHodesia

The Olympic Project for Human Rights (OPHR) decide to

not boycott

Why did Smith and Carlos wear a black glove, black socks, bow their heads, & raise their fists?

to show solidarity 

Why the end of poverty was such a conflict between these two men, despite the fact they agreed on it.

Despite its many successes, Congress gradually began to cut Shriver's budget.  He fought them for years, and sustained the programs for as long as he could.  Many still exist today (among them, Head Start and Legal Services), but eventually, Vietnam would undermine many of his and LBJ's efforts.  Johnson would later say, "The Great Society was the woman I loved, and that b\*t^h of a war took her away from me."

True/False: Putting their fist in the air was the only way they show solidarity

False

What message was being sent by kicking Carlos and Smith off of the Olympic team?

The message may have been seen as one further discriminating segregation. They were kicked off because they didn't appreciate how they were the face of battling segregation. I can't really figure out what type of message was being sent since it seemed they willingly walked off the team.

Please write a 5-7 sentence paragraph on what you learned from having watched this video.

Prompt: In your response I would encourage you to reflect on the assassinations Malcolm X, MILK, & RFK

According to the Supreme Court decision the right to an abortion is an extension from the right of 

Privacy 

How many states had taken steps to repeal their abortion laws before Roe v Wade

4

What possible reasons could make many of these soldiers feel vengeful going into their mission? \*CHOOSE ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY\*

They had lost 28 soldiers from land mines, booby traps, and enemy snipers over the course of their previous missions.

and

A popular squad leader of theirs was killed 2 days earlier.

What was orca McCorvey's situation?

It was her 3rd pregnancy, and she did not want to give up her child to another set of parents again.

Who did the soldiers kill at My Lai? \*CHOOSE ALL ANSWERS THAT APPLY\*

Women, Old men, and Children

Was Roe able to have a trial with witnesses and testimonies?

no

What kind of affect would an incident like this have on domestic and international support for the war?

It could decrease your international and domestic support by showing the brutalities of war the U.S. is committing.  

How did the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) rule?

UN-constitutional: The TX and GA laws were unconstitutional.

Using context clues, a penumbra is another term for what? 

partially shaded outer region of the shadow

What affect do you think this intense interview would have on American families watching on TV from their dinner table?

Feel less likely to support continuing the war

Was My Lai the only killing of civilians done by US soldiers?

No, many other civilians were killed  indirectly by bombings & artillery.

The idea of privacy comes from an earlier case (Griswold V. CT).  How did the courts rule in this situation?

Doctors should be allowed to advise patients on the use of contraceptives.  

What role did Hugh Thompson play in the massacre?

He tried to stop it, and informed the Army of what had happened.

How many men were indicted (formally accused) of crimes during the My Lai Massacre? 

25

Has SCOTUS allowed ANY limitations on the original Roe V Wade since the 1970s?

yes

Roe v. Wade decriminalized abortions in a majority of the states.

True

Which of the following Amendments is most clearly linked to the majority opinion in Roe v. Wade

The 14th Amendment

What was the main reason US troops were in Vietnam?

To stop Communism from taking over the Vietnamese gov't

Do you think people convicted of war crimes should serve their time or be pardoned for their actions? Why?

Yes, because it is a crime, and I proceeded to rant about how children who have no control over politics had to suffer for the US soldiers’ actions, and females who were literal proof they didn’t ‘accidentally’ kill them, but due to inflicted assault towards these women and girls, proves it was intentional. :(

The "right to privacy" is not explicitly enumerated in the Bill of Rights or US constitution.

True

The USS Maddox was attacked in what incident?

The Gulf of Tonkin Incident

Through the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, Congress was given power to send in troops, but no war was ever declared, instead the situation in Vietnam was referred to as what?

a conflict

What was the reaction in the USA to the Vietnamese conflict?

People were divided

What does SDS stand for?

Students for a Democratic Society

What year was the Port Huron Statement issued?

1962

In what city and year did the hippie culture begin?

San FraSan Francisco, 1967ncisco, 1967

What became the slogan for the Anti-War Movement?

Make Love, Not War

Where was Vietnam split? 

17th parallel

True or False North Vietnam was under Communist control and South Vietnam was a free republic. 

True

What did the U.S. call the Vietcong North Vietnamese soldiers? 

Communist traitors to the nation

The Anti-War March from Central Park to the UN building included how many people?

125,000

True or false, JFK  immediately sent in troops to help South Vietnam.

falase

Which TWO of these did JFK authorize to destroy the cover of the Viet Cong? 

agent orange

and

napalm

The SDS thought America had become all of the following EXCEPT:

A Democratic ideal

True or False, many Buddhist monks set themselves on fire as protest of Diem's government. 

true

What government agency would be monitoring all anti-war activities?

FBI

Who took over as U.S. president after the JFK assassination?

Lyndon B. Johnson

What was the punishment for burning a draft card?

Prison