Matching Statements with Terms

During the ________ movement, people protested segregation and fought for rights for those that were being discriminated against.

• "Separate but Equal"

• Massive Resistance

• Nobel Peace Prize

• segregation

• Civil Rights

The federal government ordered the ________ of public school, which meant schools would no longer be segregated.

• integration

• segregation

• Massive Resistance

• "Separate but Equal"

• Nobel Peace Prize

Harry F. Byrd Sr. led the ________ movement to fight desegregation in Virginia schools.

• Massive Resistance

• segregation

• "Separate but Equal"

• Nobel Peace Prize

• Supreme Court

Jim Crow laws in the south legally established ________ in public places, like schools and restaurants.

• Massive Resistance

• Nobel Peace Prize

• Supreme Court

• "Separate but Equal"

• segregation

In schools, ________ meant that white and black children could go to school together.

• "Separate but Equal"

• Nobel Peace Prize

• Massive Resistance

• segregation

• desegregation

Although the term is ________, segregated facilities were very rarely equal.

• segregation

• "Separate but Equal"

• Supreme Court

• Massive Resistance

• Nobel Peace Prize

The ________ is the highest court in the United States. When they make a decision, it cannot be appealed.

• "Separate but Equal"

• segregation

• Massive Resistance

• Nobel Peace Prize

• Supreme Court

Martin Luther King, Jr. won a ________ for his work for civil rights for African Americans in the 1960s.

• Nobel Peace Prize

• segregation

• Supreme Court

• "Separate but Equal"

• Massive Resistance

The ________ policy was designed to avoid going into debt when working on fixing the states' roads.

• "Pay-as-you-Go"

• segregation

• Nobel Peace Prize

• Massive Resistance

• "Separate but Equal"

Women protested not being allowed to vote during the Women's ________ movement. The Constitution was amended in 1920 to give women the right to vote.

• segregation

• "Separate but Equal"

• Nobel Peace Prize

• Massive Resistance

• suffrage