This was a major goal of the Anti-War movement.(be specific)
What is to end the Vietnam War?
100
This man is one of the main people associated with Civil Rights.
Who is Martin Luther King Jr.?
100
This was a goal for the Women's Rights Movement.
What is getting equal economic, social, and legal rights as men?
100
These are 2 reasons why American Indians started a movement.
What are equal rights as whites, promises made in treaties to be kept, and to preserve their culture.
100
This is what 3M and Medtronic are mostly known for.
What are sticky notes and scotch tape(3M) and medical devices(Medtronic)?
200
The majority of people who protested were these.
What is college students?
200
This is what the CRM was about.
What is gaining equal rights for everybody regardless of their race or skin color.
200
What did a girl want to do at Murray Junior High School, but wasn't allowed to?
What is join the boys swimming team?
200
This is what AIM stands for.
What is American Indian Movement?
200
This is what a Pull factor is and some examples.
What is something that attracts someone to a new place?
And what are good jobs, more education, better health care, and less discrimination?
300
These were actions taken during the Anti-War movement.(name 2)
What are protests, demonstrations, speeches, and classes boycotted?
300
This MN politician fought for civil rights and they named the Metrodome after him.
Who is Hubert H. Humphrey?
300
This is what NOW stands for.
What is National Organization for Women?
300
This is what assimilate means.
What is to adopt the values, customs, and traditions of a larger group of people.
300
This is what a Push factor is and some examples.
What is something that makes someone leave that area/country?
And, what are war, famine, overpopulation, poor health care, and disease?
400
This was the outcome from the A-W Movement.
What is last US troops pulled out of Vietnam in 1975?
400
This college had a Morill Hall that was taken over by students who were tired of the treatment they were getting and they threatened not to leave until changes were made.
What is The University of Minnesota?
400
This is what mothers and people threatened to do and did to get equal rights for girls and women.
What is bring lawsuits against schools and organizations that weren't treating girls/women fairly?
400
This is what a group of American Indians did which was dangerous but actually got them to be heard.
What is take over The Twin cities Naval Air Station?
400
This is how Minnesotans reacted to the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
What is sent many National Guard troops to help any way they could?
500
This is the college where 4 people were shot and killed during a protest which then led to even more protests around the country(even in Moorhead MN)
What is Kent State in Ohio?
500
Name one outcome of the CRM.
What is The African American Studies Program at the Univ. of MN, or the 1964 Civil Rights Act?
500
This is the law that made it illegal to discriminate based on a person's gender, which made schools offer many new athletic opportunities to girls/young women.
What is Title IX?
500
This happened because of the takeover and the AIM in general.
What is 2 Native American schools were opened one in Minneapolis and one in St. Paul that taught Native American children about their heritage but also how to live in a mostly "white" world?
500
These are 2 major Industries that MN plays an important role in.(think study guide)
What are the dairy industry and the ethanol industry?