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Which activist group supported social and economic programs, like Free and Reduced Lunch, but also believed in more violent Civil Rights strategies? Black Panthers
What Civil Rights event led to integration on city buses? The Montgomery Bus Boycott and the Freedom Rides
Which group also used the sit-ins as a form of protest to ensure that restaurants served all people? Gay and Lesbian Movement
Who initially spoke in favor of racial segregation? Malcolm X
Who was the leader of non-violent protest during the Civil Rights Movement? Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Who encouraged students to found their own Civil Rights organization? Ella Baker
A black female is denied a job as an insurance agent because of the color of her skin. She sues the employer on grounds of discrimination and wins the case. Which Act made this possible? Civil Rights Act of 1964
Which court case upheld the Equal Pay Act to make the practice of paying women and men different salaries illegal? Corning Glass Works v Brennan
Which court case upholds Frank's right to create a religious club at school? Board of Education of Westside Community Schools v Mergens
What was the main purpose of the The Voting Rights Act of 1965? "Outlawed any discriminatory voting practices. "
Which court case states that marriage is an individual right not tied to gender and therefore legalized same-sex marriages? Obergefell v Hodges
Why is Plessy v. Ferguson seen as a Landmark Supreme Court Case? It upheld the "Separate but Equal" doctrine
What is the purpose of the Major Crimes Act? Allows the Federal Government to step in if a major crime is committed on a reservation.
n what war did the US government loosen their control over media access? Vietnam War
In regards to George Floyd being taken into police custody, who pointed out that the police report differed from a video taken by a witness? media
What was proven by the release of the Pentagon Papers? The fact that the US government had not been honest with the American people about US involvement in the Vietnam War.
Due to the increase of protests and deaths of American soldiers during the Vietnam War, what did President Nixon decide? To pull US forces out of Vietnam.
Since the protests following the death of George Floyd, at what level of government have efforts to reform police occurred? Efforts to reform police have taken place at all levels of government- local, state, and national.
Which war was hugely unpopular with the American public, and as a result, anti-war protests contributed to the government's decision to get out of the war? Vietnam War
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