Civil Rights Movement Flashcards

1
Q

How long do you have to be eligible to vote in MS?

A

30 days

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2
Q

In 1982, how many registered voters voted

A

55%

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3
Q

Who did the founding fathers want to discriminate?

A

Quakers

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4
Q

What amendment gave women the right to vote?

A

19th

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5
Q

What was the first Civil Rights Act we adopted in the United States?

A

Emancipation Proclamation

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6
Q

What is the major reason for people not voting?

A

Apathy

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7
Q

What are the 3 reasons to lose voting rights?

A

Felony, kicked out the military, and declared mentally insane

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8
Q

What is the fairest tax?

A

Sales Tax

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9
Q

Poll tax

A

a tax that has adopted as a requirement for voting

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10
Q

What state has poll tax?

A

New Hampshire

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11
Q

What amendment made poll tax illegal in all 50 states and territories?

A

24th

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12
Q

Precincts

A

voting districts

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13
Q

What state does not require citizens to vote?

A

North Dakota

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14
Q

Bond election

A

an election to raise your property tax to finance a particular project

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15
Q

What amendment lowered the voting age to 18?

A

26th

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16
Q

Who does the federal voting examiners work for?

A

Attorney General

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17
Q

Civil Rights Commission

A

major objective was to investigate voter discrimination

18
Q

Who made efforts to get involve the Civil Rights Movement?

A

Martin Luther King Jr.

19
Q

Is the right to vote political or civil?

A

Political

20
Q

What Supreme Court case made the Grandfather clause illegal?

A

Guinn vs the United States

21
Q

What Supreme Court case banned literacy?

A

Oregon vs Mitchell

22
Q

Reasons why we changed the voting laws

A

Morally right and political leaders can gain support

23
Q

How long was the Voting Rights Act of 1965 suppose to last?

A

5 years

24
Q

What Supreme Court case ruled the Voting Rights Act of 1965?

A

South Carolina vs Katzenbach

25
Q

Reasons that would require you to re-register to vote?

A

Moved and voting records are purged

26
Q

What Supreme Court case banned property tax?

A

Hill vs Stone

27
Q

3 requirements to vote

A

Citizenship, same age requirements, and residency

28
Q

5 historical stages of voting process

A

Religious orders, gender, age, race, and civil rights movement

29
Q

What Civil Rights Act gave the civil rights commission?

A

1957

30
Q

What Civil Rights Act said anyone with proof of a 6th grade education is not required to take a literacy test?

A

1964

31
Q

What Civil Rights Act called the appointment of voting for referee and authorized federal judges to issue certifications of eligibility to voters?

A

1960

32
Q

What Civil Right said any new law pertains to voting procedure must be approved?

A

1965

33
Q

What Civil Rights Act required ballots to be printed in another language?

A

1975

34
Q

What states did the Civil Right of 1965 affect?

A

MS, AL, Ga, La, Va, and SC

35
Q

Are we still under the Civil Rights of 1965?

A

Yes

36
Q

Suffrage

A

the right to vote

37
Q

Harper vs Virginia

A

raised property tax

38
Q

What state allowed women to vote?

A

Wyoming

39
Q

What amendment should have solved the race issue?

A

15th

40
Q

Should dead people be able to vote?

A

No, voting records should be purged