President Lyndon B. Johnson appoints Thurgood Marshall as Supreme Court Justice in Washington, D.C.

President Lyndon B. Johnson appoints Thurgood Marshall as Supreme Court Justice in Washington, D.C.

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The transcript discusses the nomination of Mr. Good Marshall to the Supreme Court, highlighting the vacancy created by Justice Tom C Clark's resignation. It emphasizes the historical significance of Marshall's nomination as the first black Supreme Court Justice, who is the great-grandson of a slave.

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What was the purpose of the announcement made to the Senate?

To introduce a new policy

To declare a new law

To announce a nomination

To discuss a budget proposal

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Who was nominated for the Supreme Court?

A senator from Texas

A solicitor from New York

Justice Tom C Clark

Mr. Good Marshall

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What position did Mr. Good Marshall hold before his nomination?

Attorney General

Governor

Solicitor General

Senator

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Which Justice's resignation led to the vacancy in the Supreme Court?

Justice Robert Brown

Justice John Doe

Justice Tom C Clark

Justice Jane Smith

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What is the historical significance of Mr. Good Marshall's nomination?

He was the first nominee with a legal background

He was the first nominee from Texas

He was the first black Supreme Court Justice

He was the youngest nominee