The violence in Birmingham was not surprising since it had a history of violence, most notably toward Blacks.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

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.

According to historian Thomas Sugrue, the uprisings of 2020 ARE DIFFERENT from previous uprisings in WHICH ONE of the following ways?Group of answer choicesThey grow out of the history of police brutality against African AmericansThey have occurred only in African-American urban neighborhoodsThey are markedly interracialThey reflect the principles of the Black Power Movement

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

How did Martin Luther King react to the Black Power movement?A.He thought that nonviolence did not appeal to younger activists.B.He thought that violence would not help achieve civil rights.C.He thought that nonviolence was no longer a useful tactic.D.He thought that violence was morally justified.

Question 9 of 10What was the reaction of the NAACP and other African American groups to "blaxploitation" films of the 1970s?A.They opposed them because the screenplays were written by whites instead of African Americans.B.They opposed them because the films reinforced negative stereotypes about Blacks.C.They favored them because the films cost a lot of money to produce.D.They favored them because the films resulted in a number of Black actors being employed