5)Which event during the Birmingham campaign shocked the nation and drew widespread attention to the cause?*The March on WashingtonThe Attack on ChildrenThe Montgomery Bus BoycottThe Selma to Montgomery marches

Which event occurred following the Selma and Montgomery marches for voting rights?Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to move to the back of the bus in Montgomery, Alabama.The Voting Rights Act was passed.Three civil rights workers were murdered outside of Philadelphia, Mississippi.President Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act.

What did people in Montgomery, Alabama do to oppose segregation?A.They rioted.B.They walked instead of riding the bus.C.They marched on Washington.D.They staged sit-ins

Why were the Selma to Montgomery marches significant to the civil rights movement?A.They led directly to federal intervention on behalf of African Americans.B.They demonstrated the conflict between violent and nonviolent camps of the movement.C.They attracted national sympathy for a nonviolent movement that was being attacked with violence.D.They showed that segregation was by nature discriminatory.

Which of the following does NOT describe a legacy or lesson from the march at Selma in 1965?Responsescollective action and non-violent demonstration can be successfulcollective action and non-violent demonstration can be successfulaggressive and violent activism can force positive changeaggressive and violent activism can force positive changethe impact of television can change and impact public opinionthe impact of television can change and impact public opinionwith Presidential/government support, social movements can achieve even greater success/changewith Presidential/government support, social movements can achieve even greater success/change

When Americans saw images of the violence in Birmingham in 1963, they were:A.In favor of voting to protect segregation in the South.B.Outraged with the activists who organized the children's march.C.happy with the methods of southerners.D.shocked by the violent methods of southerners.