USH 4.2 review

Question 1

Black Lives Matter

Answer 1

Black Lives Matter is a social movement, founded in 2013, advocating against systemic racism, police brutality, and violence toward Black individuals while promoting justice and equality

Question 2

Malcom X

Answer 2

Black Muslim leader with a more violent approach to civil rights

Question 3

Black Panther Party

Answer 3

A group that followed around police cars insuring they did not commit violent acts against blacks. They also started a free lunch program for students.

Question 4

Black Power

Answer 4

In the 1968 Olympics, two athletes made a political statement about African American poverty in the US and got their medals revoked. This was a symbol of Black Power

Question 5

The Great Society

Answer 5

Federal legislation and programs addressing poverty, healthcare, education, and civil rights.

Question 6

War on Drugs

Answer 6

A U.S. campaign, proposed by Nixon, aiming to reduce illegal drug use, trafficking, and production through enforcement and prevention.

Question 7

Affirmative Action

Answer 7

Policy promoting equal opportunities for historically marginalized groups, addressing past discrimination.

Question 8

Fair Housing Act

Answer 8

The Fair Housing Act of 1968 prohibited discrimination in housing based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, ensuring equal housing opportunities.

Question 9

The Other America

Answer 9

A book written by Michael Harrington which argued that there was a disproportionate number of blacks in poverty

Question 10

Race Riots

Answer 10

Riots that broke out as a result of police brutality. Caused $40 million in damage