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Quarter 3 – Mid-term Review. Mr. Wrobel Contemporary American History. Generally speaking, when was the “Civil Rights Era” in America?. 1960s. What does SNCC stand for?. Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee.
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Quarter 3 – Mid-term Review Mr. Wrobel Contemporary American History
Generally speaking, when was the “Civil Rights Era” in America?
Who originally used the phrase “black power” to describe the goal of the later civil rights movement?
A fee that you have to pay in order to vote. It was a way of stopping poor people from voting
How were grandfather clauses used to stop African Americans from voting?
They said, “you can’t vote unless your grandfathers voted” …so no African-Americans could vote
Why did Dr. Martin Luther King write A Letter From the Birmingham Jail.
Because he wanted to show that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. Essentially, that he was not an “outsider”.
What organization was Dr. Martin Luther King both founder and president of?
What were popular non-violent demonstrations used by civil rights activists to shed light on their causes?
1963 was a huge year in the civil rights struggle in America. Name an event that occured during that formative year?
March on Washington2. Medgar Evers Murder3. Bombing of 16th st. Baptist Church4. Bull Connor uses fire hoses on protesters
What group of people did Dr. Martin Luther King address in his famous Letter from a Birmingham Jail?
What famous protest was sparked by Rosa Parks when she refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery Transit bus?
Why did Emmitt Till’s mother insist on having an “open casket funeral” for her murdered son?
The first time the Federal Government officially banned descrimination
Into how many parts could the Civil Rights Era be divided into?
The Second part BPP BAMN
What is one reason that civil rights became a major issue in America after World War II?
African American soldiers who had just fought in W.W. II saw that other countries weren’t as racist as Americans
What famous court case established the “separate but equal” doctrine in the United States?
What famous court case struck down “separate but equal” saying it was “unconstitutional”?
What was one of the reasons that the court used to justify ending “separate but equal”?
They said it was obviously that the white version was always better than the one for African-Americans
Two Short Answer written response. 10 points each – 20 points
What is the first thing you need to write an effective MEL-Con?
How many sentences (minimum) are there in a COMPLETE MEL-Con