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• One Chance only

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1,000

• He led the Civil Rights Movement until his
  assassination in 1968?

B. Malcolm X
A. Martin Luther King, Jr.
C. Bobby Seale
D. Mohandas Gandhi
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2,000

• She refused to give up her seat on a bus and
  began the Civil Right Movement?

B. Vivian Malone
A. Shirley Chisholm
D. Rosa Parks
C. Barbara Jordan
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4,000

• August 1963 Martin Luther King Jr. was one of the
  speakers and gave his famous I Have a Dream
  speech.

• March on
• Washington

A. Million Man March
D. Ku Klux Klan March

• Poor People March on
• Washington

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6,000

• Protesters would not leave a location if they
  were denied service. This method was used at
  lunch counters where African American were
  refused service.

A. Freedom Riders
B. Freedom Summer
C. Sit ins
D. Mississippi Burning
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8,000

• People who practice this would not use violence
  against others even when it was used against them.

• Nonviolent
• resistance

A. Segregation
D. Affirmative action

• Reverse discrimination

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10,000

• This is the practice of giving members of
  minority groups and women special preference in
  admission to schools and hiring for jobs.

B. Reverse discrimination
A. Affirmative action
D. Desegregation
C. Segregation
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15,000

• This banned the payment of all poll taxes in
  federal elections, was ratified in January 1964.

B. 20th Amendment
A. 13th Amendment
D. 24th Amendment
C. 26th Amendment
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20,000

• This court case desegregated public schools in
  America.

B. Miranda v. Arizona

• University of California
• v. Allen Bakke

• Brown v. Board of
• Education

C. Gideon v. Wainwright
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25,000

• He became well known in the Black Muslim
  movement. He said freedom should be brought
  about in any way necessary. He eventually broke
  with the Nation of Islam. In 1965 he was
  assassinated by three Black Muslims.

B. Huey Newton
A. Malcolm X
D. Medgar Evans
C. Fredrick Douglass
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30,000

• White college students would be trained in Ohio
  and come to Mississippi to help African Americans
  register to vote.

B. Freedom Riders
A. Sit-ins
D. Affirmative action
C. Freedom Summer
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40,000

• Huey Newton and Bobby Seale created this party
  which believed all African Americans should be
  free to determine their own destiny. They also
  believed in self-defense and began openly
  carrying guns in public.

B. Ku Klux Klan

• Student Non-violent
• Coordinating Committee

• Southern Christian
• Leadership Conference

C. Black Panthers
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50,000

• He was the governor of Alabama who blocked the
  doorway of University of Mississippi and the
  governor of Mississippi personally stopped him
  from registering for school and a riot of white
  students broke out.

B. George Wallace
A. Orval Faubus
D. Bobby Kennedy
C. John Connally
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75,000

• This black student who tried to enroll in the
  University of Mississippi, and the governor of
  Mississippi personally stopped him from
  registering for school , and a riot of white
  students broke out.

B. George Carver
A. Huey Newton
D. James Meredith
C. Robert Moses
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1,000,000

• This court case declared the use of quotas
  illegal, though the Court did make clear that
  other forms of affirmative action were legal.

• Brown v. Board
• of Education

• University of California
• v. Allan Bakke

D. Gideon v. Wainwright
C. Miranda v. Arizona
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