Leaders & Allies of The Civil Rights Movement
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Erica Barron
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Open Ended
Why do you think it is important to learn about the activists, allies, and martyrs who shaped the Civil Rights Movement?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the scope of the Civil Rights Movement as depicted in the image?
It focused only on legal battles in the courts.
It was a convergence of labor strikes, legal battles, moral crusades, and violent struggles.
It was limited to the Southern United States.
It only involved peaceful protests.
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Multiple Choice
How did the strategies of Malcolm X and Stokely Carmichael differ in their visions for Black liberation?
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Multiple Choice
Which philosopher advocated for nonviolent resistance and believed that integration through moral force would create a 'Beloved Community'?
Martin Luther King Jr.
Malcolm X
Stokely Carmichael
Rosa Parks
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following individuals sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott by refusing to give up her seat?
Rosa Parks
Constance Baker Motley
Jackie Robinson
Lillian Smith
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Fill in the Blanks
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Multiple Select
Select all individuals who lost their lives due to their involvement in the Selma voting rights movement.
Rev. James Reeb
Viola Liuzzo
Jonathan Daniels
Jackie Robinson
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Open Ended
Describe the risks faced by white Southerners who rejected their caste to fight for justice during the Civil Rights Movement, as illustrated by the examples in the image.
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Multiple Choice
Which organizer's arrest in Marion, AL sparked the protest that led to the Selma marches?
James 'Shackdaddy' Orange
Mendy Samstein
Father James Groppi
Larry Itliong
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Multiple Choice
How did the activism of Larry Itliong and Emma Tenayuca contribute to labor protections for farm workers?
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the intersectional activism of Yuri Kochiyama and Gwen Patton?
They linked struggles across race and gender.
They focused only on Asian American issues.
They worked exclusively on labor rights.
They were not involved in civil rights movements.
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Multiple Choice
What does Ben Linder's story illustrate about the global legacy of activism beyond borders?
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Multiple Choice
Match the following activists to the legislation or impact they contributed to: Mendez, Groppi, Itliong, Selma Martyrs.
Desegregated Schools, Fair Housing Act, Labor Protections, Voting Rights Act
Voting Rights Act, Labor Protections, Desegregated Schools, Fair Housing Act
Labor Protections, Voting Rights Act, Fair Housing Act, Desegregated Schools
Fair Housing Act, Desegregated Schools, Voting Rights Act, Labor Protections
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Multiple Choice
What were some of the different fronts or areas of struggle within the Civil Rights Movement, as described in the map and text?
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Multiple Choice
What does the phrase 'The torch is passed' suggest about the responsibilities of the current generation in the context of civil rights movements?
It means the current generation should ignore past struggles.
It suggests the current generation now has the responsibility to continue the work for justice and equality.
It means the work for civil rights is finished.
It suggests only leaders are responsible for change.
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Reflecting on what you learned about the activists and the many fronts of the Civil Rights Movement, what is one question you still have or something you would like to know more about?
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