What was the most important role of students during the civil rights movement?
(1 point)
They mentored civil rights leaders.
They created the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
They voted for civil rights candidates.
They organized and participated in nonviolent protests.
What happened as a result of the Voting Rights Act of 19657 Select all that apply.
(1 point)
African Americans moved to cities so they could vote
Hundreds of thousands of African American citizens registered to vote.
African American citizens were elected to public office.
African American students were welcomed into white suburban schools
What Georgian, serving as the U.S. Secretary of State, recommended greater involvement in Vietnam because America had dellend South Vietnam?
(1 point)
Dean Rusk
Richard Russell
Jimmy Carter
Lyndon Johnson
What event led many Georgians to switch their political affiliation from Democrat to Republican in 1964?
(1 point)
the support of most white Georgians for civil rights
the nomination of Barry Goldwater, a conservative Republican
the election of John Kennedy, a liberal Democrat
the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
What is a disadvantage of being an entrepreneur?
(1 point)
growth of an industry
creation of new jobs
Returns on investment
financial risk
What is the fastest growing ethnic group in Georgia?
(1 point)
Asians
African Americans
Native Americans
Hispanics
What sort of business is Home Depot, a business which began in Georgia?
(1 point)
Oservice
financial
O retail
entertainment
What sort of business is Home Depot, a business which began in Georgia?
(1 point)
Oservice
financial
retail
entertainment
Which Georgia cities are most important to the state's tourism business? Select all that apply.
(1 point)
Adanta
Augusta
Columbus
Savannah
Which Georgia native singer is famous for his version of the state song, "Georgia on My Mind"?
(1 point)
Benny Goodman
Joe Williams
Otis Redding
Ray Charles
What kind of music are "Ma" Rainey and Robert Cray famous for?
(1 point)
Oblues
country
O jazz
O gospel
Which court case made segregation illegal in the United States?
(1 point)
Scort v. Sanford
Plessy v. Ferguson
Worcester v. Georgia
Brown v. Board of Education
What was the purpose of the March on Washington in 1963?
(1 point)
avenge the murder of Martin Luther King, Jr.
encourage the passage of a civil rights bill in Congress.
end segregation of public schools.
call for civil rights activists to be imprisoned.
What was the purpose of the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
(1 point)
Olegalize segregation of all public facilities
fine businesses and labor unions that integrated despite segregation laws
release civil rights activists from jails
Omake segregation of public facilities illegal
What was the purpose of the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
(1 point)
Olegalize segregation of all public facilities
Otine businesses and labor unions that integrated despite segregation laws
release civil rights activists from jails
make segregation of public facilities illegal
Which former Atlanta mayor served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives and ambassador to the United Nat
(1post)
Maynard Jackson
Andrew Yourg
John Lewes
Leo Frank
How has Jimmy Carter contributed to the advancement of human rights?
(1 point)
He advocated for human rights as a constitutional lawyer in Georgia.
He drafted human rights legislation when he was governor of Georgia.
He emphasized human rights foreign policy during his presidency.
He rescued victims of human rights abuses when he was a naval officer.
What 1996 event brought an economic boom to Atlanta, Georgia?
(1 point)
World's Fair
Olympic Games
Million Man March
O Republican Convention
In bont of the Georgia General Assembly in 1971, newly elected Governor Jimmy Carter said, "the time for discrimination is over, what campaign promise?
(port)
Oreurginire the
O procee
O make goverme agences more eficient
Omoden the date govermement
During the 1970s. Georgia welcomed Americans from the Rust Belt in the Northeast and Midwest to the Sun Belt in the Southeas Florida, Texas, and Arizona grew at healthy rates, while New York, Pennsylvania, and Michigan actually lost population.
Based on the statement above, why did some Americans relocate from the Northeast and Midwest to settle in Georgia?
(I point)
They left weaker economies and harsher climates.
They opposed integrating schools and disagreed with state tax polices
The Vienam War was not going as they expected.
Governor Imery Carter promised that Georgia would take care of them.
Set up by Governor Ernest Vandiver in 1960, the Sibley Commission recommended
(1 point)
integrating Georgia's public transportation system
addressing racial issues by making proposals to the legislature
establishing a quota system to ensure the hiring of African American workers
allowing local school systems to decide whether they would integrate
We conclude that in the field of public education the doctrine of "separate but equal has no place. Separate educational [by their nature] unequal.
In which case did the Supreme Court issue the above opinion?
(poire)
Pleszy v Ferguson
Brown v. Board of Education
Dred Scott Santond
Marbury's Madison
Dont explain just say the answers.
1. They organized and participated in nonviolent protests.
2. Hundreds of thousands of African American citizens registered to vote, African American citizens were elected to public office.
3. Dean Rusk.
4. the nomination of Barry Goldwater, a conservative Republican.
5. financial risk.
6. Hispanics.
7. retail.
8. Atlanta, Savannah.
9. Ray Charles.
10. blues.
11. Brown v. Board of Education.
12. encourage the passage of a civil rights bill in Congress.
13. make segregation of public facilities illegal.
14. make segregation of public facilities illegal.
15. Andrew Young.
16. He emphasized human rights foreign policy during his presidency.
17. Olympic Games.
18. make government agencies more efficient.
19. They left weaker economies and harsher climates.
20. allowing local school systems to decide whether they would integrate.
21. Brown v. Board of Education.