Civil Rights Act of 1964
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Civil Rights Movement
Barriers & Challenges
Impact & Legacy
100

This law ended segregation in many public places.

What is the Civil Rights Act of 1964?

100

This law protected voting rights for African Americans.

What is the Voting Rights Act of 1965?

100

African Americans used these organized refusals to buy goods or use services during protests.

What are boycotts?

100

These laws kept races separated in public places.

What are segregation laws?

100

After the Voting Rights Act, more African Americans were able to do this.

What is register to vote?

200

The president who signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 into law.

Who is Lyndon B. Johnson?

200

The Voting Rights Act banned these difficult tests used to prevent voting.

What are literacy tests?

200

Activists used protests, boycotts, and these legal actions to demand change.

What are court cases?

200

Some African Americans faced this and intimidation when trying to vote.

What is violence?

200

The Civil Rights Act increased access to these and public spaces.

What are jobs?

300

The Civil Rights Act banned discrimination in this area of work and hiring.

What is employment?

300

These were fees citizens had to pay in order to vote.

What are poll taxes?

300

This term means unfair treatment of people based on race or other characteristics.

What is discrimination?

300

This region of the United States strongly resisted many civil rights laws.

What is the South?

300

After voting protections increased, more African Americans were chosen for this type of position.

What is elected office?

400

The Civil Rights Act protected people regardless of race, religion, gender, and this.

What is national origin?

400

The Voting Rights Act allowed the federal government to do this during elections.

What is monitor elections?

400

This term means giving all people the same rights and opportunities.

What is equality?

400

Before 1965, many African Americans were prevented from doing this.

What is voting?

400

Both laws were important steps toward this goal in America.

What is equality?

500

The Civil Rights Act helped end this system of separation in public places.

What is segregation?

500

The main goal of the Voting Rights Act was to protect this right.

What is the right to vote?

500

This movement worked to gain equal rights for African Americans during the 1950s and 1960s.

What is the Civil Rights Movement?

500

The Voting Rights Act targeted areas with a history of this.

What is voter discrimination?

500

The Voting Rights Act strengthened this system of government in the United States.

What is democracy?

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