Social Change Review

What was the role of women in suburbs after WWII?

• Women took jobs to provide for their families.

• Women were expected to stay home and take care of the family.

• Women were expected to go to college.

• Women were required to work longer than men.

The movement from cities to areas outside of cities describes which of the following...

• The Civil Rights Movement

• The Women's Rights Movement

• The GI Bill

• Suburbanization

Which of the following is NOT a major factors that led to the shift towards suburbs

• People wanted to live busier lives

• Cheap, private housing

• Development of Interstate Highway System

• Mass production of cheap cars

How did the Interstate Highway System impact the number of tourists visiting South Carolina?

• Less people visited

• It did not affect travel

• More people visited

• Tourism completely stopped

Which group of people was relocated to internment camps in the United States during WWII?

• African Americans

• Japanese Americans

• Mexican Americans

• Jews

How did the GI Bill change American society?

• Americans paid higher taxes.

• Every American joined the military for a year.

• It ended segregation

• More people were able to go to college and get better jobs.

Why are the Camp David Accords important?

• Israel invaded surrounding countries.

• They created the nation of Israel.

• They were an alliance between Israel and an Islamic country.

• Israel became a part of the U.N.

The court case of Briggs v. Elliott helped end what practice?

• Literacy tests for voters

• Voter discrimination

• Segregation of schools

• Internment Camps

Which of the following did NOT work to end discrimination?

• the GI Bill

• the Civil Rights Act of 1964

• the Voting Act of 1965

• 14th Amendment

Which of the following would Dr. Martin Luther King support?

• Breaking restaurant windows during a nonpeaceful sit-in

• Starting a riot

• Boycotting a bus that segregates

• Using violence