Civil Rights Leaders
Rights
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Which civil rights leader led the March on Washington and created the "I have a dream" speech

MLK Jr.

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Who has rights in America?

Every person 

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In the PAST, democrats supported what two topics?

Slavery and State's Rights

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What is an amendment?

A change to the constitution 

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Who ended slavery?

Abraham Lincoln

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Where was Lyndon B. Johnson from?

Johnson City, TX
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What is your freedom to express your ideas and opinions called?

Freedom of Speech

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Currently, Democrats support what two topics?

Protecting the environment and helping the less fortunate
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What is an interest group?

A group that tries to influence political decisions

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How did MLK Jr. die?

He was assassinated

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How did Lyndon B. Johnson improve Texas?

He passed the civil rights act

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What is your freedom to go to church and worship as you want?

Freedom of Religion

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How do interest groups effect government officials?

With money or power

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What does segregation mean?

To separate (usually based on skin color)

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What does separate but equal mean?

That facilities and spaces can be separated by ethnicity if they are "equal"

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How did James L. Farmer improve Texas?

He held the freedom rides

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Who made segregation illegal? (Hint: He passed the Civil Rights Act)

Lyndon B. Johnson

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What are LULAC and MADD examples of?

Interest groups in Texas

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What does it mean to lobby?

It means to try and persuade government officials to support your goals

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How did Lulu Belle improve Texas?

She fought against Jim Crow laws

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How did Ovetta Culp improve Texas?

She improved women's rights and access to politics 

500

What is the Bill of Rights?

The first ten amendments

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What are the two main political parties?

Democrats and republicans

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What is a Political Action Committee? 

A group that raise and spend money for a candidate

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What were the freedom rides?

People intentionally riding on busses in the wrong seat to oppose segregation

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