P1Q3 US Civil Rights (Document)

Which of the following events was a significant catalyst for the Civil Rights Movement?

What was the goal of the Greensboro sit-in?

What was the significance of the Little Rock crisis?

What was the purpose of the Freedom Rides?

Which of the following events was a pivotal moment in the Selma to Montgomery march?

What was the primary goal of the Birmingham Campaign?

Which of the following events led to international sympathy for the Civil Rights Movement?

What was the significance of the Interstate Commerce Commission's (ICC) decision during the Kennedy administration?

Which of the following events sparked widespread outrage and motivated further civil rights activism?

What was a significant outcome of the Selma to Montgomery march?

What was one of the main objectives of the Civil Rights Act of 1964?

What did the Voting Rights Act of 1965 ensure for African-Americans?

What happened as a result of the Civil Rights Acts by the 1970s?

In what year was an African-American elected President of the USA as a significant milestone in civil and constitutional rights?

Although full equality has not yet been realized, who has benefited from the efforts towards civil rights as mentioned in the text?

The decade 1955 to 1965 marked the low point of the Civil Rights Movement.

The Montgomery Bus Boycott is what initiated the Civil Rights Movement in the United States.

Blacks had timidly demanded their full rights as American citizens during the Selma to Montgomery march in 1965.

The crisis in Little Rock showed that integration was easily accepted by all Southerners.

African-Americans realized that making themselves heard on the street and in the courtroom would not guarantee their rights as American citizens as per the Constitution.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibited discrimination in public services and on the job.

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 granted all African-Americans the right to run for public office.

By the 1970s, only a few African-Americans had been elected to public and private office throughout the Southern States.

The election of an African-American President in 2008 indicated that full equality had been achieved for all Americans.

Despite existing equality laws, the USA has achieved full equality for all Americans in practice.

The Montgomery Bus Boycott launched the ______

Student activity increased with the Freedom Rides and Freedom ______

By 1965, the Selma to Montgomery march clearly showed both how far American blacks had come and how far they still had to ______

Blacks were not at the end of the road, but they were further along than they had ever ______

Television broadcasts and magazines kept the Civil Rights Movement’s message alive for millions of ______

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibited discrimination in ______ services and on the job.

The federal government guaranteed all African-Americans the right to ______ in the follow-up Voting Rights Act of 1965.

By the 1970s, substantial numbers of African-Americans had been elected to public and private office throughout the Southern ______.

The fact that an African-American was elected President of the USA in 2008 is an indication of how far the nation has travelled in promoting and protecting equal civil and constitutional rights for all: AfricanAmericans, other minorities and ______ alike.

Television broadcasts and magazines kept the Civil Rights Movement’s message alive for millions of ______.