How did AIM (American Indian Movement) try to achieve their goals?
They occupied Alcatraz Island
They had a March on Washington.
They occupied a village in South Dakota.
All of the above
Which is true of Brown v. Board?
It overturned Plessy v. Ferguson.
It said integration should be completed
Both
Which of the following is true of the Black Power movement?
It was founded by Huey P. Newton.
It wanted to end police brutality.
All of the above
It wanted to increase racial pride.
Which movement inspired the other movements?
Latinos/Chicanos
Women
Native Americans/Indigenous
African Americans
Why is Stonewall Inn so important?
It was a gay bar raided by the police.
It was occupied by AIM.
It was where Second Wave feminists developed their goals.
It was the first integrated business in the south.
Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta:
Both
Helped advance the causes of grape pickers.
Founded the United Farm Workers.
Which of the following did the 1960s and 1970s LGBTQ Civil Rights Movement accomplish?
More visibility for gay artists and athletes
Decriminalization of homosexuality in some states
Both
Which of the following is true of the Montgomery Bus Boycotts?
It was started by the actions of Rosa Parks.
Both
Freedom riders tested bus integration by riding the buses.
What are some victories of the feminist movement?
All of the Above
Legalizing abortion.
Passing an act outlawing discrimination in universities.
More economic opportunities for women.
Which act requires language assistance at polling sites for elections?
US Voting Rights Act
Bill of rights
Civil Rights Act
Constitution
In 1946, eight years before the landmark Supreme Court case of Brown VS Board the first case to desegregate schools in the United States was....
Roberto Alvarez vs. the Board of Trustees of the Lemon Grove
Plessy V. Ferguson
Dred Scott V. Sanford
Mendez v. Westminster
Until 1940's many Mexican American kids in California weren't allowed to go to school with white kids. Eight year old ________ helped changed that.
Linda Brown
Little Rock Nine
Sylvia Mendez
Ruby Bridges
What were some issues or conditions of the East LA schools which encouraged the students to walkout?
All of the Above
Inaccurately labeled as mentally disabled
Not able to speak Spanish in the Classroom
Accusations of cheating if their school work seemed to smart
What are some forms of protests?
All of the Above
Boycott
Sit-Ins
Marches
