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What was the main goal of the Civil Rights Movement?
To protest against
segregation
in the
South
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What was the outcome of the Supreme Court ruling in Brown v Board of Education of Topeka (1950)?
It ruled that
racial segregation
in schools was
unconstitutional
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What did the ruling in Brown v Board of Education require southern states to do?
Desegregate
their
public schools
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How did the Brown v Board of Education ruling impact civil rights activism?
It inspired activists to challenge
discrimination
in other areas of
life
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What event occurred in
1957
related to
civil rights activism
?
Integration of Central High School
in Little Rock,
Arkansas
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What was the response of the National Guard during the integration of Central High School?
The National
Guard
was called in to
enforce
the integration
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What methods did Civil Rights activists use to challenge segregation?
Non-violent
protests
Media
coverage to raise
awareness
Legal challenges
in courts
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What significant event took place in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955?
The Montgomery Bus Boycott
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Who was Rosa Parks and what did she do in 1955?
She was a
NAACP
member who was arrested for refusing to give up her
bus seat
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What was the outcome of the Montgomery Bus Boycott?
The Supreme Court ruled that Alabama's
bus segregation
laws were
unconstitutional
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What was the significance of the
Greensboro Sit-Ins
in
1960
?
They were successful in
desegregating
lunch counters
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When did the
Greensboro
Sit-Ins begin?
February 1960
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How many students participated in sit-ins by April 1960?
More than
50,000
students
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What was the response of police officers to the sit-ins?
They sometimes used
force
to remove
protesters
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What were the Freedom Rides?
Protests challenging
segregation
on
interstate
bus services
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What happened to the Freedom Riders when they reached the South?
They were often
attacked
by violent mobs or
arrested
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What action did President Kennedy take in response to the violence against the Freedom Riders?
The federal government issued a
desegregation
order on all interstate
buses
and trains
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What were the key events in the Civil Rights Movement mentioned in the study material?
Brown
v Board of
Education
(1950)
Little Rock Nine
(1957)
Montgomery Bus Boycott
(1955)
Greensboro Sit-Ins
(1960)
Freedom Rides
(1961)
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