Chapter 21 - Civil Rights Review Sheet

Answer all of the following questions on another sheet.


1.    According to the Kerner Commission Report, what were the causes of urban violence?  What was the main cause?

2.    Which Civil Rights leaders are associated with the Black Power movement?

3.    What was the main type of pressure exerted by the Montgomery Improvement Association in response to segregation on buses?

4.    Define de facto segregation.  Give examples of de facto segregation.

5.    Define de jure segregation.  Give examples of de jure segregation.

6.    What wording of Plessy v. Ferguson led to its overturning by Brown v. Board of Education.

7.    What was the role and importance of A. Philip Randolph?

8.    What was the role and importance of Dwight Eisenhower in the Civil Rights Movement?

9.    What was the role and importance of Stokely Carmichael?

10.  What was the role and importance of Huey Newton?

11.  What was the role and importance of Bobby Seale?

12.  What was the role and importance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.?

13.  What was the role and importance of Orval Faubus?

14.  What was the role and importance of Rosa Parks?

15.  What was the role and importance of Malcolm X?  How did he change?  Why?  What did he believe before and after the change?

16.  What was the role and importance of Carl Stokes?

17.  What was the role and importance of Emmett Till?

18.  What was the role and importance of Elizabeth Eckford?

19.  What was the role and importance of Linda Brown?

20.  What was the role and importance of Ernest Green?

21.  What was the role and importance of JFK in the Civil Rights Movement?

22.  What was the role and importance of James Earl Ray?

23.  What was the role and importance of Mohandas Gandhi?

24.  What was the role and importance of Henry David Thoreau?

25.  What was the role and importance of LBJ in the Civil Rights Movement?

26.  What was the role and importance of Thurgood Marshall?

27.  Describe what happened at the Watts Riot and the importance of the event.

28.  Describe what happened at the Hough Riot and the importance of the event.

29.  Describe what happened at Freedom Summer and the importance of the event.

30.  Describe what happened at the March on Washington and the importance of the event.

31.  Describe what happened at the Selma to Montgomery March and the importance of the event.

32.  Describe what happened at the Birmingham Protests and the importance of the event.

33.  Describe what happened at the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the importance of the event.

34.  Describe what happened during the integration of Little Rock’s Central High School and the importance of the event.

35.  Define boycott.

36.  Define and/or describe Plessy v. Ferguson.

37.  Define and/or describe Brown v. Board of Education.

38.  Define and/or describe white flight.  Tell the reasons for it, and the results of it.

39.  Define and/or describe black power.  Explain the black power beliefs.

40.  Define and/or describe SCLC.

41.  Define and/or describe SNCC.

42.  Define civil disobedience.

43.  Define sit-in.

44.  Define nonviolent resistance.

45.  Define and/or describe freedom riders.

46.  Define and/or describe Kerner Commission.

47.  Define and/or describe the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

48.  Define and/or describe the Civil Rights Act of 1968

49.  Define and/or describe Voting Rights Act of 1965.

50.  Define and/or describe the 24th Amendment.

 


There will be five video clips from the Eyes on the Prize Civil Rights series. 

You will have a list of events and will need to match the name of the event to the clips you’re watching.

 

There will be a short essay on the Kerner Report.  You should be able to explain at least two causes

of riots and two proposed solutions.  This means you’ll need to explain four things about EACH of the

 following: economics, police, government, white racism, and education.