Jeopardy: Civil Rights

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The Stonewall Riots kicked off this

movement

What is the Gay Rights Movement?

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This man led the United Farm Workers in their

struggle for better work conditionsWho is Cesar Chavez?

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Though proposed in 1923, this still has not

been passed.What is the ERA (Equal

Rights Amendment)?

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This group of Americans fighting for their rights had no

problem using violence.

What are Native Americans?

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Who is Harvey Milk?

He was the first open homosexual to be elected to office in a major U.S. city

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MLK believed the proper response to violence was this

What is “nothing”?

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Malcolm X believed this was the proper response

to violence

What is violence?

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He was assassinated, probably by members of

the Nation of Islam

Who is Malcolm X?

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His dreams inspired him to lead the March on Washington

Who is MLK Jr.?

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When Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat, MLK Jr. and

others began this

What is the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

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Following this crisis, many public schools were closed to

prevent integration

What is “The Little Rock Crisis”?

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This was inspired by the arrest and beating of a black man for a minor

traffic violation

What is the Watts Riot?

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The sit-ins in Greensboro were designed to stop this

What is discrimination at lunch counters?

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This socialist organization formed to defend the black

community from police violence

What is the Black Panthers?

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Police dogs and fire hoses were turned on protestors,

mostly children, in this city

What is Birmingham, AL?

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This case established “separate but equal”

What is Plessy v. Ferguson?

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This case, brought by the NAACP, ended

segregation in schools

What is Brown v. Board of Ed.?

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Two ways Southern states limited blacks’ right to vote

What are Black Codes, Literacy Tests, Poll Taxes,

Intimidation, etc?

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This Amendment gave citizenship to blacks and provided equal protection

What is the 14th?

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This Amendment was supposed to guarantee the

right to vote to all men

What is the 15th?

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What is bus desegregation in the South?

The Freedom Rides were supposed to test this

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What is the March on Selma?

Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act of

1965 after this march

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What is Selma, AL?

A march in this city turned in to

“Bloody Sunday”

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Who is Robert Kennedy?

This man sent the National Guard to

protect the Freedom Riders

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What is the Kerner Report?

This report said that America was moving to two societies, “separate

and unequal”