Civil Rights Flashcards

1
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What was the brown vs the board about?
when was it?

A

1954 Oliver Brown could not send his daughter to the whites only school 5 blocks away from where they lived she instead had to cross rail road tracks to get to the all black school.

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2
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What is de facto segregation?

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people are segregated into separate areas by fact rather than by law or policy

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What was the Montgomery bus boycott?

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Rosa Parks refused to give her seat to a white man 1954
NAACP organised a boycott of ll buses in Montgomery which lasted for a year 50,000 black people took part.

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Significance of the boycott?

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Demonstrated power of activism
only Montgomery’s bus that were boycotted

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5
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What was little rock 9?

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9 Black students attempted to go Central High school in 1957 and Arkansas governor Faubus ordered the National Guard to keep students out.

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How did Eisenhower respond to little rock 9?

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ordered the 101st Airborne Division into Little Rock.
took 3 weeks

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7
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What happened to Emmett Till?

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Murdered for allegedly flirting with a woman.

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8
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When and what was the first civil rights bill?

A

1957
Protected Black voting rights

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9
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When and what was the second civil rights bill?

A

1960
Made the obstruction of court ordered school desegregation a federal crime and established penalties for obstructing the black vote.

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10
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What was the Greensboro sit in?

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4 black students in Greensboro refused to leave the all white Woolworths cafeteria when asked other students did this day after day resulting in closure of the cafe.
1960

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Around how many students participated in sit ins?

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70,000

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What was the impact of the Greensboro sit ins?

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Woolworths desgregated all lunch counters by end of 1961 and 150 cities began to desegregate public places.

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