10 Questions
Match the following events with the correct outcome:
Plessy vs Ferguson = Allowed 'separate but equal' education Brown vs Board of Education = Overturned Plessy vs Ferguson Montgomery Bus Boycott = Lasted for 381 days March on Washington = Led to the Civil Rights Act
Match the following individuals with their actions:
Rosa Parks = Refused to give up her seat on a bus Dr. Martin Luther King Jr = Believed in peaceful protest Ronald Reagan = Helped to end the Cold War None of the above = Implemented Reaganomics
Match the following terms with their meanings:
Perestroika = Economic reform in the Soviet Union Reaganomics = Economic policy of Ronald Reagan Desegregation = Ending segregation in public education Cold War = A period of political tension between the US and USSR
Match the following events with their time periods:
Civil Rights Movement = Mid 20th century Reagan Era = Late 20th century Post-Cold War = Late 20th century to early 21st century Plessy vs Ferguson = Late 19th century
Match the following individuals with their occupations before becoming president:
Ronald Reagan = Actor and Governor of California None of the above = Civil Rights Leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr = Minister and Civil Rights Leader Rosa Parks = Civil Rights Activist
Match the following laws with their effects:
Civil Rights Act = Ended discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin Plessy vs Ferguson = Allowed segregation in public education Brown vs Board of Education = Overturned Plessy vs Ferguson Reaganomics = Economic policy of Ronald Reagan
Match the following events with their significance:
March on Washington = Led to the Civil Rights Act Montgomery Bus Boycott = Refused to give up her seat on a bus Reagan Era = Ended the Cold War Plessy vs Ferguson = Allowed segreation in public education
Match the following terms with their significance in the Cold War:
Perestroika = Economic reform in the Soviet Union Reaganomics = Economic policy of the United States Cold War = A period of political tension between the US and USSR Glasnost = Political reform in the Soviet Union
Match the following individuals with their beliefs:
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr = Believed in peaceful protest Rosa Parks = Refused to give up her seat on a bus Ronald Reagan = Believed in free market economics None of the above = Believed in violence as a means of change
Match the following laws with their effects on education:
Plessy vs Ferguson = Allowed segregation in public education Brown vs Board of Education = Ended segregation in public education Civil Rights Act = Ended discrimination in public education Reaganomics = Had no effect on education
Study Notes
Civil Rights Movement
- Plessy vs Ferguson (1896) allowed "separate but equal" education, leading to segregation in public education
- Brown vs Board of Education (1954) overturned Plessy vs Ferguson, but schools were slow to desegregate due to lack of government deadlines
- Rosa Parks' defiance in 1955 led to the 381-day Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. advocated for peaceful protest and social change without violence
- The March on Washington (1963) resulted in leaders meeting with the President, ultimately leading to the Civil Rights Act of 1964
- The Civil Rights Act ended discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, ensuring equal access to public accommodations and fair job hiring practices
Reagan Era
- Ronald Reagan is known for his economic policy, "Reaganomics"
- Reagan played a key role in ending the Cold War
- Before presidency, Reagan was an actor and Governor of California
Post-Cold War
- Perestroika (Economic Restructuring) allowed ordinary people to have more control over Russian businesses and own their own businesses again
- Glasnost (Openness) gave people freedom of speech in the Soviet Union
- Reagan's "Peace through Strength" strategy involved having the best weapons to deter attacks, making others afraid to attack
- The Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) was signed by the US and Russia, eliminating INF and promising not to attack each other
- The US maintained its powerful defensive weapons but pledged not to use them
Perestroika
- Allowed ordinary people to have more control over Russian businesses
- Enabled individuals to own their own businesses again in the Soviet Union
- Implemented as part of economic restructuring in the Soviet Union
Glasnost
- Translates to "openness"
- Gave people freedom of speech in the Soviet Union
- Contributed to increased transparency and openness in Soviet society
Reagan's "Peace through Strength" Strategy
- Aimed to make the US military strong enough to deter attacks from other nations
- Intended to create a strong defense to maintain peace
- Successfully helped end the Cold War by making the US a formidable opponent
Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty
- Signed by both Russia and the US
- Required both nations to eliminate their intermediate-range nuclear forces
- Promised mutual non-aggression and reduced the threat of nuclear war between the two nations
- Allowed the US to maintain its powerful weapons for defense, but with a commitment not to use them
Civil Rights Movement
- Plessy vs Ferguson (1896) allowed "separate but equal" education, leading to segregation in public education
- Brown vs Board of Education (1954) overturned Plessy vs Ferguson, but schools were slow to desegregate due to lack of government deadlines
- Rosa Parks' defiance in 1955 led to the 381-day Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. advocated for peaceful protest and social change without violence
- The March on Washington (1963) resulted in leaders meeting with the President, ultimately leading to the Civil Rights Act of 1964
- The Civil Rights Act ended discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, ensuring equal access to public accommodations and fair job hiring practices
Reagan Era
- Ronald Reagan is known for his economic policy, "Reaganomics"
- Reagan played a key role in ending the Cold War
- Before presidency, Reagan was an actor and Governor of California
Post-Cold War
- Perestroika (Economic Restructuring) allowed ordinary people to have more control over Russian businesses and own their own businesses again
- Glasnost (Openness) gave people freedom of speech in the Soviet Union
- Reagan's "Peace through Strength" strategy involved having the best weapons to deter attacks, making others afraid to attack
- The Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF) was signed by the US and Russia, eliminating INF and promising not to attack each other
- The US maintained its powerful defensive weapons but pledged not to use them
This quiz covers the key events and figures of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States, including the landmark court cases and protests that shaped the movement.
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