What was banned by the Civil Rights Act?
Segregation in public places, job discrimination, and voting discrimination
What are checks and balances?
System of government in which each branch can limit the power of the other branches.
Who enforced voting after the passing of the Voting Rights Act?
Federal Government
What is a research question?
A clear, focused, and debatable question that guides the direction of your research.
What court case weakened the protections of the Voting Rights Act?
Shelby County v. Holder
What year did the Civil Rights Act pass?
1964
What is voter suppression?
Tactics used to discourage or prevent certain groups of people from voting or registering to vote
What year did the Voting Rights Act pass?
1965
What are some reliable web site endings?
.Gov
.Edu
.Org
How does the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act plan to strengthen the Voting Rights Act?
Who signed the Civil Rights Act?
JFK
What is a reliable source?
A source that includes true and accurate information presented unbiasedly by an author that has knowledge on the topic they are writing about.
Who signed the Voting Rights Act?
LBJ
What are the four parts of an annotated bibliography entry?
E
S
A
R
How does the Freedom to Vote Act plan to strengthen the Voting Rights Act?
Sets fair national standards, such as guaranteed two weeks of early voting.
Enforces an end to gerrymandering.
Makes secret money organizations make their donors public.
What city in Alabama did major Civil Rights marches occur?
Selma
What is national service?
A system in some countries in which young people are required to complete a period of military or community service.
What was banned by the Voting Rights Act?
Literacy Tests
Poll Taxes
What is the CRAAP test? Name and explain all five parts.
Currency
Relevance
Authority
Accuracy
Purpose
How many justices agreed in the court case that limited the protection of the VRA? How many disagreed?
5 agree, 4 disagree
Name two key Civil Rights leaders that participated in the marches in Alabama.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
John Lewis
What is citizen activism?
Citizens organizing to promote social, political, or economic change outside of formal representative institutions.
Which previously existing amendments were enforced by the passing of the Voting Rights Act?
14th and 15th amendments
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What state did this case that limited voting rights take place in?
Alabama