1950s America
Civil Rights Movement
Civil Rights Laws/Acts
Great Society
Counterculture/Anti-War
100

In the 1950s, many Americans moved to THESE cookie-cutter neighborhoods:

What are suburbs? 

100

This massive public demonstration was first introduced by A. Phillip Randolph during WWII: 

What is the March on Washington? 

100

This SCOTUS case overturned the separate but equal precedent from Plessy v. Ferguson:

What is Brown v. Board of Education? 

100
President Johnson launched a war on THIS early on in his term:

What is poverty? 

100

The Anti-War movement began with college students who were part of THIS group:

What is the New Left? 
200

At its height, 1 child was born every 7 seconds in the United States. 

What is the Baby Boom? 

200

The group of Black high school kids who integrated Central High in Arkansas:

Who are the Little Rock 9? 

200

In response to the Freedom Rides and Birmingham marches, President Kennedy supported this piece of legislation:

What is the Civil Rights Act of 1964? 

200

This Great Society program led to a HUGE increase in the number of young people attending college in the US:

What is the Higher Education Act? 

200

The largest event for the counterculture, a 3-day music and arts festival in upstate New York:

What is the Woodstock Festival? 

300
Eisenhower signed THIS into law, creating a spiderweb of roads across the US, including I-95.

What is the Interstate Highway Act? 

300

Following Rosa Parks' act of civil disobedience, THIS protest lasted for over a year:

What was the Montgomery Bus Boycott? 

300

The Civil Rights Act of 1968 outlawed racial discrimination in THIS area: 

What is housing? 

300

The Great Society introduced health insurance for the elderly and the poor. The name of those programs are: 

What is medicare and medicaid? 

300

The term for Americans not believing their government during the Vietnam War era:

What is the credibility gap? 

400
"Keeping up with the Joneses" is better known by this official term:

What is consumerism? 

400

De jure segregation means segregation by law. THIS term means segregation by custom. 

What is de facto segregation? 

400

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 banned:

What is racial segregation in all public spaces? 

400

This Warren Court case ruled that the accused must be read their rights when arrested for a crime:

What is Miranda v. Arizona? 
400

This violent massacre made many Americans question what was going on in Vietnam:

What is the My Lai Massacre? 

500

The term for purposely making products that will break or become outdated:

What is planned obsolescence? 

500

Stokely Carmichael and the Black Panthers both advocated for THIS during the Civil Rights Movement:

What is Black Power? 

500

Freedom Summer and the campaign in THIS Alabama city led to the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965:

What is Selma? 

500

This Warren court case ruled that the accused must be provided with a public defender:

What is Gideon v. Wainwright? 
500

This man famously claimed conscientious objector status due to his faith in Islam and his role in the Civil Rights Movement:

Who is Muhammad Ali? 

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