Politics
Civil Rights 1
Civil Rights 2
Programs
Movements
100

Became the First Lady at 31 years old, encouraged JFK to write Profiles in Courage

Jackie Kennedy

100

Refused to give up her seat on a bus, beginning of Montgomery Bus Boycott

Rosa Parks

100

Led the Civil Rights act, “I Have a Dream” Speech

Martin Luther King Jr.

100

Low cost health insurance program for Americans over 65

Medicare

100

Popular movement in the 60s that advocated nonviolence and peace, typically wore Tie-dye and ragged jeans.

Hippie Culture

200

35th President, "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country."

John F. Kennedy

200

Beaten and thrown into river after allegedly whistling at desk clerk

Emmett Till

200

Spoke of “Ballots or Bullets” During civil rights movement

Malcom X

200

Health insurance program offered to Americans with limited income

Medicaid

200

For 381 days, African Americans refused to ride buses in Montgomery

Montgomery Bus Boycott

300

First President to win 60% of the popular vote

Lyndon B. Johnson

300

State and local laws that legalized segregation in the South

Jim Crow Laws

300

This is the separation of people by their race or ethnicity

Segregation

300

A set of domestic programs launched by LBJ to benefit a wide range of Americans.

Great Society

300

Nonviolent protest where demonstrators enter a public place or business and don’t leave until removed or demands are met

Sit-Ins

400

This was the commission put together by LBJ to investigate JFK’s murder

Warren Commission

400

Supreme Court unanimously ruled segregation in schools was unconstitutional

Brown vs. Board of Education

400

Group of activists who faced backlash riding a greyhound bus

Freedom Riders

400

This organization put more women in politics, education, employment and business opportunities

New Organization of Women (NOW)

400

Aug 15-18, 1969, “3 Days of Peace and Music” Free music festival in Bethel, NY

Woodstock Music Festival 1969

500

Sent American volunteers to help in developing nations, Tanzania and Ghana. By 1968, 35,000 volunteers and 60 countries.

Kennedy's Kid Corps

500

City in Alabama where MLK launches a 50 mile protest march from Selma to Montgomery to obtain voting rights

Selma March

500

Upheld segregation under “separate but equal” doctrine after rail incident

Plessy vs. Ferguson

500

This executive order desegregated the federal workforce

  1. Executive order 2121

  2. Executive order 3456

  3. Executive order 5456

  4. Executive order 9980

500

Which of the following artists was not a musician during the 1960s?

  1. Fleetwood Mac

  2. Bob Dylan

  3. Elvis Presley

  4. Jimi Hendrix

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