Civil Right Movement Flashcards

To use as a preparation tool for the Civil Rights test.

1
Q

What was the song title for the Civil Rights national anthem?

A

“We Shall Overcome”

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2
Q

Which amendment abolished or made slavery illegal?

A

13th Amendment

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3
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Which amendment gave black men the right to vote?

A

15th Amendment

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4
Q

What are the 3 key ideas of the 14th Amendment?

A

1) People born in the US have a right to citizenship 2) Due process - People accused of a crime have a right to a trial by jury 3) Equal protection - “all men are created equal” state governments cannot discriminate.

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5
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How would you define the word discrimination?

A

To treat someone unfairly based on their differences - racial, gender, etc.

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6
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What is the difference between integrate and segregate? Be specific.

A

Integrate is to include/mix people regardless of their differences. Segregate is to separate/group people due to their differences.

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7
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What was the purpose of the Southern Manifesto?

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It was the southern politicians last attempt to stop desegregation of schools. They felt the federal government was abusing its power in making states integrate schools.

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8
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How did the Supreme Court rule on Brown v Board of Education?

A

They ruled that segregation of public schools was unconstitutional.

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9
Q

What type of protest was the Columbia race riot (violent or nonviolent)?

A

It was a violent protest

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10
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What did Rosa Park decision not to give up her seat lead to?

A

bus boycott to protest the busing segregation laws

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11
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Give examples of nonviolent civil disobedience.

A

marching, singing, sit-ins, boycotting, strikes, speeches

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12
Q

What civil rights leader gave a famous speech in Washington D.C.

A

Martin Luther King

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13
Q

In what ways were Clinton & Central high school alike?

A

both in the south, National Guard got involved, mobs of people

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In what ways were Clinton & Central high school different?

A

Clinton was bombed, federal gov did not have to get involved,

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15
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What was the name of the U.S. president that signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964?

A

Lyndon B. Johnson

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16
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Put the following events in order from 1 to 6: Central H.S., Civil Rights Act, Plessy v. Ferguson, bu

A

Plessy v. Ferguson, Brown v. Board of Education, Clinton H.S., Bus Boycott, Central H.S., & Civil Rights Act

17
Q

What does the right to due process of law mean?

A

the government cannot treat you unfairly by not following the appropriate procedures

18
Q

What words in the 14th Amendment mean that the government cannot treat people unfairly based on race, religion, national origin, or gender?

A

Equal Protection