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VS Chapter 9

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    Virginia 20th Century and Beyond
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  • What type of transportations helped Virginia business agriculture and industry grow during the 20th century?
    railroads
    streetcars
    cars
    roads
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  • During the Great Depression people did not have _________ or enough _______.
    shelter or enough food
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  • Complete the sentence: In Norfolk, VA the Norfolk 17 were the first seventeen students integrate....
    public schools
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  • ______________ and improvements in transportation changed farming. An example would be a tractor.
    Urbanization
    Mechanization
    Industrialization
    Segregation
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  • Which of these describes a significant change in Virginia's society during the 1900s?
    Increase in urbanization
    Decline in education
    Decrease in population
    Return to farming
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  • What significant right did women gain in 1920?
    The right to own property
    The right to work
    The right to drive
    The right to vote
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  • How did the Great Depression affect Virginia?
    It created widespread unemployment and economic hardship
    It improved Virginia's economy
    It had no impact on Virginia
    It only affected northern Virginia
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  • Who was the first African American woman to establish and become president of a bank?
    Maggie L. Walker
    Rosa Parks
    Patricia Turner
    Barbara Johns
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  • What was Massive Resistance in Virginia during the 1950s?
    A movement to support the desegregation of public schools
    A policy to resist the desegregation of public schools
    A federal program promoting school integration
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  • What did Brown v. Board of Education decide?
    Schools could stay segregated
    Schools could not be segregated anymore
    The case had no effect on schools
    Segregation in schools was fair
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  • _________________ was a civil rights activist who, as a teenager, led a student strike at Robert Russa Moton High School against school segregation in 1951.
    Barbara Johns
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  • Who led the Massive Resistance movement and refused to support or cooperate with school desegregation?
    Arthur R. Ashe
    Oliver W. Hill
    L. Douglas Wilder
    Harry F. Byrd Sr.
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  • Who was Oliver W. Hill Sr.?
    A teacher who led protests against school integration
    A politician who supported school segregation
    A civil rights lawyer who fought for desegregation of schoo
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  • Arthur R. Ashe Jr. was the first African American man to win a major men's championship in which sport?
    Football
    Tennis
    Baseball
    Basketball
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  • Who was L. Douglas Wilder?
    The first African American governor of Virginia
    A civil rights activist
    A famous inventor
    A business leader
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  • What impact did World War II have on Virginia's economy?
    It had no effect
    It decreased population growth
    It led to more farming
    It increased industrial production and federal jobs
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