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Grade 6 social studies: Learn about the Civil Rights Movement, segregation, key leaders, and important laws.

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Learn about the Civil Rights Movement, segregation, key leaders, and important laws.
1
The 1964 Civil Rights ___ outlawed segregation in public places.
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2
Dr. King’s famous 1963 speech was given during the March on ___.
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3
The 1965 Voting Rights Act protected the right of African Americans to ___.
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4
The unfair separation of people by race was called ___.
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The 1950s–1960s struggle for equal rights for African Americans was the Civil ___ Movement.
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6
Refusing to ride the Montgomery buses as a protest was called a ___.
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1
The 1964 Civil Rights ___ outlawed segregation in public places.
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Answer: A — Act
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 banned segregation and discrimination.
2
Dr. King’s famous 1963 speech was given during the March on ___.
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Answer: C — Washington
The "I Have a Dream" speech was given at the March on Washington.
3
The 1965 Voting Rights Act protected the right of African Americans to ___.
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Answer: A — vote
The Voting Rights Act removed barriers that kept people from voting.
4
The unfair separation of people by race was called ___.
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Answer: D — segregation
Segregation kept people apart by race.
5
The 1950s–1960s struggle for equal rights for African Americans was the Civil ___ Movement.
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Answer: B — Rights
The Civil Rights Movement sought equal rights and an end to segregation.
6
Refusing to ride the Montgomery buses as a protest was called a ___.
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Answer: C — boycott
A boycott means refusing to use something as a protest.

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