Civil Rights Movement

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What impact did the Greensboro 4 have on the community?

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Helped to push the Civil Rights Movement.

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Civil Rights Act of 1964 main points.

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- The voting requirements must be the same for all people.
- Outlawed discrimination in all public places such as hotels, restaurants, and theaters.
- Access to public facilities could not be denied based on race, religion, or national origin.
- Required that public schools no longer be segregated.
- Gave more powers to the Civil Rights Commission.
- Outlawed discrimination by government agencies.
- Outlawed discrimination by employers based on race, gender, religion, or national origin.
- Required that voter data and registration information be maintained.
- Allowed civil rights lawsuits to be moved from local courts to federal courts.

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Who was the first person to go to an all white school? Options: Ruby Bridges, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks

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Ruby Bridges

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What school did Ruby Bridges attend?

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William Frantz Elementary School

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What were the people called that rode the bus all over the South to help enforce the Civil Rights Act?

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Freedom Riders

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Who is this photo of?

• Protestors
• Freedom Riders
• None of these
• Greensboro 4

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Greensboro 4

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The Civil Rights Act happened in 1946.

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False

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What year did the Greensboro 4 happen?

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1960

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What is this a photo of? Options: Bus Riders, Greensboro 4, Freedom Writers, Freedom Riders

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Freedom Riders

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What did the Greensboro 4 do?

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They sat at a lunch counter and asked for service on the white side.