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What do Dr. King, Malcom X, and Robert F. Kennedy all have in common?
They were all assassinated between 1965 and 1968.
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T/F:The Selma to Montgomery Freedom March...the first attempt succeeded
False
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What is Plessy vs. Ferguson?
Separate but equal constitutional amendment that allowed discrimination
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T/F: Selma to Montgomery Freedom March...The term "Bloody Sunday" was used to describe the events of March 7, 1965.
True
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The Stonewall uprising involved...
the first large scale organizing of gay rights
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Robert F. Kennedy was
Attorney General, was a Senator from NY, believed in desegregation, campaigned for president
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Residential maps show discrimination separated by color in housing but it is usually called
redlining
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Began after a police raid in New York City.
Stonewall Riots
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T/F: Selma to Montgomery Freedom March...Dr. King never got involved with the events at Selma.
False
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T/F:The Selma to Montgomery Freedom March...The first attempt was stopped after crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
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What was "white flight?"
The transfer of a large number of Southern white students from public schools to private schools due to a negative view of school integration.
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The term "Bloody Sunday" was used to describe the events of...
The Selma to Montgomery Freedom March
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Sit-ins involved
college students sitting at white lunch counters enduring threats and violence, approved by Ella Baker, and were a form of non-violent protest
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