Civil Rights Flashcards

USA civil rights and Indigenous civil rights

1
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What is Lynching?

A

The civilian mob murder of accused criminals.

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2
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What country had the biggest slave market?

A

USA

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3
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How long did the Montgomery bus boycott last?

A

380+ Days
December 1955 - December 1956

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What is Civil Disobedience?

A

Deliberately breaking laws to provoke a reaction, in a way that is inconvenient and generates change in the law.

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5
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What were the methods of the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

A
  • Free taxi services (this was made punishable by law enforcement).
  • Car pools (stationed in accessible locations).
  • Legal movements to prove police actions and transportation segregation was ‘unconstitutional’.
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6
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What was the “Aboriginal Protection Act”?

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It was an act used to give the power to remove children due to the belief that Aboriginal Peoples were dying out

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7
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What was the purpose of the Freedom Rides?

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To expose segregation.

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8
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Where were the two main protests of the Australian Freedom Riders?

A

The Walgett RSL and the Moree Baths (or the Moree pools)

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9
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What was the outcome of the Australian Freedom Rides?

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It exposed segregation with heavy media presence

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10
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Who was leading the Australian Freedom Ride?

A

Charles Perkins

Charles Perkins and a group of students went around rural NSW

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