Greensboro Sitins Flashcards

1
Q

What event took place in Greensboro, North Carolina in 1960?

A

The Greensboro sit-ins.

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How many black students participated in the Greensboro sit-ins?

A

4 black students.

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What was the location of the sit-ins in Greensboro?

A

Woolworth’s diner.

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4
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How many students participated in sit-ins across the South?

A

70,000 students.

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5
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Who refused to represent the students involved in the Greensboro sit-ins?

A

Thurgood Marshall.

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What kind of abuse did protesters face at the diner?

A

Drives poured on their heads, hit, shouted threats.

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What was one significant impact of the Greensboro sit-ins?

A

Many more sit-ins across the South.

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What committee was formed by black students as a result of the sit-ins?

A

Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC).

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By the end of 1961, what happened to all Woolworth’s lunch counters?

A

They were desegregated.

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10
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The Greensboro sit-ins helped shift the focus of black activism towards _______.

A

mass direct action.

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What was the reaction of protesters to the threats they faced?

A

They trained to deal with abuse and threats.

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What event took place in Greensboro, North Carolina in 1960?

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The Greensboro sit-ins.

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How many black students participated in the Greensboro sit-ins?

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4 black students.

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What was the location of the sit-ins in Greensboro?

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Woolworth’s diner.

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How many students participated in sit-ins across the South?

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70,000 students.

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16
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Who refused to represent the students involved in the Greensboro sit-ins?

A

Thurgood Marshall.

17
Q

What kind of abuse did protesters face at the diner?

A

Drives poured on their heads, hit, shouted threats.

18
Q

What was one significant impact of the Greensboro sit-ins?

A

Many more sit-ins across the South.

19
Q

What committee was formed by black students as a result of the sit-ins?

A

Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC).

20
Q

By the end of 1961, what happened to all Woolworth’s lunch counters?

A

They were desegregated.

21
Q

The Greensboro sit-ins helped shift the focus of black activism towards _______.

A

mass direct action.

22
Q

What was the reaction of protesters to the threats they faced?

A

They trained to deal with abuse and threats.