Amendments
What amendment freed the slaves?
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The 13th Amendment
When was the March on Washington?
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August 28, 1963
Who refused to give up their seat to a white person?
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Rosa Parks
What is the definition of Civil Rights?
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The rights of citizens to political and social freedom and equality
What is a protest? (Definition)
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A statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something
What did the 15th Amendment do?
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Enable African American men to vote
What famous speech was given at the March on Washinton?
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I have A Dream
What are the differences between MLK and Malcolm X's beliefs on violence and nonviolence?
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MLK believed in keeping a nonviolent approach while protesting, while Malcolm X believed that violence was the only way to get your way and to get people to listen.
Can you explain how the CRM affected history?
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The CRM secured African Americans equal access to restaurants, transportation, and other public facilities. It enabled black people, women, and other minorities to break down barriers in the workplace.
Distinguish the difference between the Freedom Riders and the Montgomery Bus Boycott
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The Freedom Riders traveled promoting the Civil Rights Movement however, the bus boycotts were more of a community thing.
When did the Civil Rights Act come to pass?
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1964
Summarize the Little Rock Crisis (Little Rock 9):
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9 black kids were invited to go to Little Rock Central (an all-white school). They faced lots of persecution, however, it was over came and Central High was integrated.
What is the difference between Malcolm X.'s and Martin Luther King Jr.'s perspectives?
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MLK was an integrationist while Malcolm X was a black nationalist.
What would happen if the Civil Rights Movement never happened?
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There would be an even greater struggle for the success of black Americans. Blacks would still be segregated and our country would be extremely dangerous.
Construct an argument for or against non-violence as a solution during the Civil Rights Movement.
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Non-violence is the answer because it will make people self-conscious about what they’re doing.
Compare the difference between the 13th and 19th amendment:
hint: both have to do with voting
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The 13th amendment allowed only black men to vote, however, the 19th amendment allowed women to vote as well. This includes black women!
Can you explain how the March on Washington affected the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
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The march was successful in gaining attention and pressuring government officials
Who would have the biggest impact on the CRM if Martin Luther King Jr. never lived?
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Maya Angelou
How can injustice have an impact on history?
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It can make many changes in the future and cause people to have to fight for justice.
How did the Freedom Riders affect the civil rights movement?
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How did the Freedom Riders affect the civil rights movement? Through their defiance, the Freedom Riders attracted the attention of the Kennedy Administration and as a direct result of their work, the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) issued regulations banning segregation in interstate travel that fall.
What would happen if the 14th amendment failed to come to pass?
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There would be no equal protection under the law
Can you elaborate on why having an opinion on social, political, and economic events is important?
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It is important because when you have an opinion, you can either support or oppose the cause. This can lead to raising awareness and creating the change you would like to see.
Why is fighting for your rights important?
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Because your life matters.
How can movements be impactful?
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Movements can change mindsets, enact laws and shift policies.
How would you organize a non-violent protest?
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How would you organize a non-violent protest? I would gather a bunch of people and create posters and boycott places that are unaccepting.