The Trial
Before the Trial
The African American community
The White American community
100

Did the court side in favor of the Board of Education or Mr. Brown?

Mr. Brown

100

How was African American education different from that of white Americans? (Name 2 examples)

Poor funding, fewer resources, run-down school buildings, lower-quality education, etc

100

What happened to the African American teacher workforce after the ruling?

Thousands became unemployed.

100

What states/part of the country particularly rebelled against the final ruling?

Southern States

200

Who brought the Board of Education to court and why?

Oliver Brown; an all-white school in Topeka, Kansas denied her acceptance because of her race.

200

Where did Brown v Board of Education originate?

Topeka, Kansas

200

How were African American students treated after the ruling?

They continued to receive a poorer education.

200

What happened to many schools that were forced to integrate?

The government closed them and built private schools instead.

300

Which amendment did school segregation break?

14th Amendment

300

Why did Oliver Brown want Linda Brown to go to an all-white school?

He wanted her to have an education equal to white children and it was also closer to home than schools for only colored children.

300

The first group of African American students to go to Little Rock’s Central High school 

Little Rock Nine

300

What was one resistance movement against school integration?

Sara will tell you

400

What phrase did the ruling debunk once and for all regarding racial segregation of schools?

“Separate but equal@

400

 Why were young colored children at a disadvantage with their lower-quality education?

They had a weaker chance of getting a good job and a higher education.

400

The first African American child to go to a formerly all-white school

Ruby Bridges

400

What was another resistance movement against school integration?

Sara will tell you

500
Who was the Supreme Court Judge for Brown v. Board?

Judge Earl Warren

500

Describe Plessy v. Ferguson case

On May 18, 1896, the U.S. Supreme Court declared that the term “separate but equal” was not unconstitutional, which made school segregation based on race legal.

500

What does NAACP stand for?

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

500

What Senator enforced “Southern Manifesto?”

A - Senator Byrd

B - Senator Blackburn

C - Senator Paul

D - Senator Jorge

A - Senator Byrd

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