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Civil Rights Review

Day 13 Session Three

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What is it called when people had to pay a fee to vote? Poll tax
Who became the leader of the Civil rights Movement during the Montgomery bus Boycott? Martin Luther King
Which law stated that citizens could not be denied the right to vote based on their race? The Voting Rights Act of 1965
Which president signed the Civil rights Act of 1964 into law? Lyndon Johnson
Which Civil Rights leader refused to give up their seat on the bus to a white person? Rosa Parks
What were the laws called that separated black people from white people? Jim Crow Laws
Which Supreme Court ruling stated that segregation in public schools was unconstitutional? Brown v. Board of Education
What were the people called who worked to outlaw slavery? Abolitionists
What Constitutional amendment made slavery illegal? The 13th Amendment
The fight for racial equality has been ongoing for over 100 years since the end of which war? The Civil War
This organization was formed in 1909 and helped to fight discrimination in the courts. NAACP
Who was escorted to school by federal marshals after segregation was ruled unconstitutional? Ruby Bridges
Which act outlawed segregation and the Jim Crow Laws of the South? The Civil Rights Act of 1964
In which city is the National Civil Rights Museum located where Martin Luther King was assassinated? Memphis, Tennessee
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