1. Civil Rights Movement Which leader most influenced African
Americans to stand up against
discrimination and demand equality?
Booker T. Washington
John W. Brown
Plessy V. Ferguson
W.E.B. DuBois

2. Civil Rights Movement How did Booker T. Washington’s ideas differ
from W.E.B. DuBois?
Washington wanted African Americans to demand equal rights.
Washington only wanted equal voting rights for African Americans.
Washington was strongly against job education for African Americans.
Washington believed equality could be achieved through education.

3. Civil Rights Movement
“I have a dream that one day, out in the red hills
of Georgia, sons of former slaves…will be able to
sit down together at the table of brotherhood.”
Dr. King’s message is that slavery should end.
Dr. King’s message is that Americans should dream.
Dr. King’s message is that Racial discrimination must end.
Dr. King’s message is that Racial discrimination will never end.

4. Civil Rights Movement Burn the golf course down
If a golf course refused to allow African Americans
to play, which action would Martin Luther King Jr.
most likely have approved?
Burn the golf course down
Quit playing golf and take up another sport
A sit-in protest at the golf course
Physically attack the golf course’s owner

5. Civil Rights Movement The Montgomery bus boycott was a
direct result of -
Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.
Increase in bus fared in Montgomery
Rosa Parks’ refusal to move to the back of the bus
Unsafe bus transportation

6. Civil Rights Movement Which of the following Supreme Court
cases ruled that segregated schools
were unequal and unconstitutional?
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Brown vs. Board of Education
Marbury vs. Madison
Miranda vs. Arizona

7. Civil Rights Movement
Which of the following examples BEST describes
racial segregation following the Civil War?
A woman was arrested for trying to vote at a local election
A fifty-year old man was not hired for a job based on his age.
An African American was forced to ride in a separate railroad car.
A woman working in a factory made less money than a man doing the same job.

8. Civil Rights Movement African-Americans were forced to ride
in separate railroad cars. This was an
example of -
Jim Crow Laws
Anti-lynching Laws
Southern Railroad Act
Homestead Act

9. Civil Rights Movement Why did the Civil Rights movement
oppose the Plessy v. Ferguson Supreme
Court ruling?
The ruling desegregated schools
Public facilities were never equal
The ruling supported women’s suffrage
The ruling integrated public facilities

10. Civil Rights Movement The main purpose of the Jim Crow laws was to -
Encourage black and white citizens to help each other
Encourage boycotts
Encourage the growth of black-owned businesses
Encourage the separation of blacks and whites

11. Civil Rights Movement What was the main difference in how Booker T.
Washington and W.E.B. DuBois responded to
racism?
DuBois supported a Back-to-Africa movement, and Washington opposed it.
DuBois wanted African Americans to attend blacks-only schools, and Washington wanted to desegregate education.
DuBois wanted to attack racial discrimination head-on, and Washington preferred to ignore it.
Washington thought better education was the path to equality, and DuBois disagreed.

12. Civil Rights Which president ordered the Armed Forces to desegregate?
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Harry S Truman

13. Economics After World War II, how did Americans
purchase cars and other costly items
they could never before afford?
Credit
Layaway
Barter
Trade

14. Economics What types of goods were more
factories producing after 1945?
War materials
Consumer products
Military uniforms
Tanks

15. Economics According to the law of supply and demand,
farmers would be able to obtain the highest
price for their product when -
Both supply and demand are high
Both supply and demand are low
Supply is high and demand is low
Supply is low and demand is high

16. Technology What impact do the newest
technologies have on American life?
Increased travel for business and pleasure
Greater access to news and information
Greater access to heating and air- conditioning
All of the above

17. Technology Which of the following is associated as a newer technology?
Internet
Space exploration
Jets
All of the above

18. Technology Which industry has benefited most
from new communications technologies?
Automobiles
Entertainment and news
Food processing
Steel industry

19. Technology What has been one result of technological
change since 1990?
Cheaper and faster forms of communication
More cultural differences among the nations of the world
More traffic accidents as driving becomes increasingly unsafe
Increased likelihood of a nuclear war