History Flashcards

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what was de facto segregation

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segregation by tradition and custom instead of law

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2
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He organized the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the March on Washington but is largely unknown because he was gay.

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Bayard Rustin

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Besides banning racial discrimination, the Civil Rights Act also banned discrimination based upon

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religion, gender, national origin

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4
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Which phrase or term best describes the the day to day experiences of the Little Rock 9 and Central High School?

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harrassment and occasional violence

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5
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What simple yet daunting plan did four freshmen students at North Carolina A&T University come up with?

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To sit at the “whites only” lunch counter at Woolworth’s

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what made nonviolence training and workshops so intense?

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participants had to learn to take being hit and spit upon

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Why were Black WWII veterans denied access to money and loans made available by the GI Bill of Rights

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access to funds was determined by the states not the federal government

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In 1948, President Truman’s Executive Order 9981 did the following:

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it desegregated the military

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9
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Mendez v. Westminster ended segregation in this state almost eight years before Brown v. Board of Education

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california

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How did Brown v. Board of Education help the Civil Rights Movement?

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it led to the overturning of of many public segregation laws

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The lynching of this 14 year old showed the nation the violence that Blacks in the South were forced to live with.

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Emmett Till

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Why did Dr. King advocate using nonviolent resistance as a primary means of achieving civil rights?

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He believed it was moral and would also win the hearts of Whites

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She was angered by the murder of Emmett Till which led to her refusal to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus

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Rosa Parks

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This was the primary tactic used by the Civil Rights Movement to combat segregation and injustice.

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nonviolence

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What allowed the Freedom Riders to be beaten by a mob at the bus station in Birmingham, Alabama?

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The Birmingham PD gave the klan 15 minutes to attack the Freedom Riders

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In “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” Dr. King proposed what principal?

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that unjust laws must be disobeyed

17
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How did news of attacks on African Americans protesters affect the movement nationwide?

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it drew more support for the movement’s goals

18
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What happened at the 16th Street Baptist Church less than three weeks after the March on Washington DC?

A

a bombing at the church killed four girls

19
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The campaign to register voters in Mississippi is known as

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Freedom Summer

20
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The Civil Rights Act of 1965 suspended

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discriminatory devices like literacy tests

21
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what is de jure segregation

A

segregation by law, legalized segregation

22
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The sit in movement ended up costing Woolworth its reputation and more importantly as a business, this

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Money/Profits

23
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In his “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” Dr. King wrote that justice delayed is justice -