Question

Passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was influenced by which of these events?

the Freedom Summer
the March on Washington
the Montgomery Bus Boycott
the Selma Voting Rights Campaign

Answer 1

@Surana and @GenTorr

Answer 2

1 segundo

Answer 3

okay i found this

armed forces integration was the forerunner, but the main force didn't pick up until brown v board of education in 1954. the montgomery buss boycott followed this in 1955 after rosa parks refused to get up from her seat to let a white folk sit down. king was appointed president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and achieved buss integration in montgomery. in 1956, fred shuttlesworth began the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights in birminham, alabama, organising his own boycott of the dowtown busses (but he was not as successful as King was). in 1960 the sit-ins became popular in the carolinas and spread quickly across the south. in 1961 the freedom rides started; they also swept across the south. 1962 King went to Albany, Georgia to tackle segregation there, but was defeated by the white forces there. shuttlesworth was still in birmingham, keeping the efforts alive, but he needed help and called on King and the SCLC to help out. the events in spring of 1963 forced Kennedy to administer a civil rights bill to congress on june 19, 1963. johnson signed the bill on july 2, 1964.

Answer 4

B ?

Answer 5

Yep.

Answer 6

would say so

Answer 7

Which of these Civil Rights leaders favored black nationalism?

Malcolm X
James Farmer
Thurgood Marshall
Martin Luther King, Jr.

Answer 8

sorry

Answer 9

its okay

Answer 10

I would go with the first of these choices.

Answer 11

me too a

Answer 12

What was one similarity between the antiwar movement and the Red Power movement?

support for greater economic equality
the desire to expand participatory democracy
a feeling of powerlessness among their members
opposition to the policies of the federal government

Answer 13

The last of these is what you must look for.

Answer 14

i would go with the last one D

Answer 15

I agree^^

Answer 16

Yep.

Answer 17

Which of these is true about the U.S. economy in the early 21st century?

The United States has the world's largest economy.
The United States exports more goods than any other nation.
U.S. households enjoy the highest standard of living in the world.
U.S. industries produce most of the goods consumed in the United States.

Answer 18

@Surana @GenTorr

Answer 19

I'm fairly certain the one you seek is the first of these.

Answer 20

one second

Answer 21

The graph below shows the number of people employed in the textile and apparel industry in the United States from 1950 to 2002:

A line graph of jobs in the textile and apparel industry shows a decline from about 1.2 million jobs in 1950 to about 400,000 jobs in 2002. The apparel industry rises from 1.2 million to 1.4 million in 1970 then drops to about 500,000 in 2002.
U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics

Which of these contributed to the trend shown on this graph?

Americans began consuming fewer textile products.
Congress ended decades of subsidies for the textile industry.
Textile manufacturers moved jobs to countries with lower labor costs.
Innovations in textile production methods reduced the need for human workers.

Answer 22

Go with the one that is opposite from the first.

Answer 23

i would say B

Answer 24

i think that's what @Surana

Answer 25

lol

Answer 26

lol thats what im wondering

Answer 27

That might be it.

Answer 28

Might ?

Answer 29

i would say im 90% sure its B

Answer 30

I had a good feeling about the last one.

Answer 31

The rise of feminism in the 1960s was connected with which of the following events?

election of Richard Nixon
rise in women's average wages
failures of the Civil Rights movement
influence of the counterculture movement

Answer 32

Because technology moves on. Machines and whatnot reduce human need, so I went with it.

Answer 33

for this one ? @Surana

Answer 34

Yeah.

Answer 35

i dont get it?

Answer 36

i would say B

Answer 37

The one I believe to be correct is the one I recommend going with with. But if you think GenTorr is correct, go with their choice.

Answer 38

now im confused O_o

Answer 39

Passage of the McCarran Act was related to which of these?

Vietnam War
Marshall Plan
Truman Doctrine
Second Red Scare
- Is it D?

Answer 40

@Surana AND @GenTorr

Answer 41

one second

Answer 42

yes i would go with D

Answer 43

Yeah. I'd go with that one too.

Answer 44

Three Western powers—the United States, France, and the United Kingdom—were original members of SEATO, the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization. Why would those powers have joined a mutual defense organization in Southeast Asia?

All three nations were asked to become members by weaker Asian nations.
All three nations wanted to contain the spread of communism in the region.
All three nations had established colonies in the region.
All three nations wanted land and ports for military bases in the region.

Answer 45

@Surana AND @GenTorr

Answer 46

Look to the one that would be the first of the even numbers.

Answer 47

How did the launch of Sputnik affect the American public?

It prompted Congress to investigate communist infiltration in the federal government.
It made many Americans realize that communism was not an inferior economic system.
It raised fears that the Soviet Union could drop a nuclear bomb directly on the United States.
It showed that the U.S.S.R was more interested in scientific development than in an arms race.

Answer 48

one sec

Answer 49

That one, you'd want the second of the odd numbers.

Answer 50

The launching of the Russian satellite "Sputkik" was a major even in the Cold War and sparked the "space race". "It raised fears that the Soviet Union could drop a nuclear bomb directly on the United States" would be the best answer.

Answer 51

Yep.

Answer 52

Which statement describes how the Johnson administration supported the Civil Rights movement?

Johnson's Department of Education cut off funding to schools with racial segregation.
President Johnson pressured Congress to pass strong Civil Rights and voting rights laws.
Federal judges appointed by President Johnson struck down affirmative action programs.
Johnson administration officials frequently participated in Civil Rights marches and sit-ins.

Answer 53

@Surana and @GenTorr

Answer 54

not really sure about this one

Answer 55

awe thank you @GenTorr


@Surana

Answer 56

Go with the one that is the first of the even numbers.

Answer 57

The quote below was written in 1964:

"It is a place where the city of man serves not only the needs of the body and the demands of commerce but the desire for beauty and the hunger for community."

Source: http://www.nps.gov/history/history/online_books/npsg/quotes/sec3.htm

The quote above refers to which of the following domestic policies of the 1960s?

Space Race
Civil Rights legislation
War on poverty
Great Society

Answer 58

@Surana and @GenTorr

Answer 59

sorry about that

Answer 60

about what?

Answer 61

nothing i left i would say c or d but im more to D

Answer 62

lets see what @Surana as to say ?

Answer 63

sure

Answer 64

just waiting

Answer 65

yup

Answer 66

@Surana

Answer 67

i know were she is

Answer 68

where

Answer 69

*stocker*

Answer 70

i dont know how to tell you

Answer 71

lol what do you mean

Answer 72

she's at @automaticloveletter

Answer 73

what does that mean

Answer 74

she was helping someone else

Answer 75

oh okay. no problem

Answer 76

sorry @automaticloveletter didn't mean to bother you

Answer 77

No it's fine dear. They're busy at the moment. Don't worry I'm sure they'll come back to help you asap. ^_^

Answer 78

thanks

Answer 79

well im going to go BYE -_-

Answer 80

i think it's c but i can't say that's the right answer

Answer 81

awe thank you so much

Answer 82

I"m back.