Civil Rights Movement
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- Q1Who argued that violence was a means of achieving change?Malcolm X30s
- Q2Which was a feature in the life of John Lewis?Spoke at the March on Washington30s
- Q3Which was a feature in the life of John Lewis?Received the Presidential Medal of Freedom30s
- Q4Which was a feature in the life of John Lewis?Chairman of SNCC30s
- Q5One of the first organized movements by African Americans to fight segregation was the -Montgomery, Alabama, bus boycott30s
- Q6In 1967 Thurgood Marshall became the first African American to...?Serve on the U.S. Supreme Court30s
- Q7This group helped lead the effort to desegregate public facilities in Birmingham in 1963?SCLC30s
- Q8March on WashingtonEvent at which Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his "I Have a Dream" speech30s
- Q9Martin Luther King Jr. believed the way to end segregation was through...?Nonviolent peaceful resistance30s
- Q10Which of the following laws said that citizens could not be denied the right to vote based on their race?Voting Rights Act of 196530s
- Q11SNCC stands for...Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee30s
- Q12The Little Rock Nine integrated Central High School in which state?Arkansas30s
- Q13Who led the Montgomery Bus Boycott?Martin Luther King Jr.30s
- Q14March on WashingtonIt was August 28, 1963, when 250,000 people marched to Washington to protest segregation and support the Civil Rights Act. MLK gave his famous speech, "I Have a Dream".30s
- Q15Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)Civil rights group that organized the Freedom Rides30s