Who was prevented from seeing the American Freedom Train exhibit in 1947?Group of answer choicesAll Blacks in the South were banned.People in Memphis and Birmingham were not allowed, because the train’s organizers refused to segregate the viewing.Chinese people in California cities were not allowed to view the exhibit.Blacks in the South were only permitted to view exhibits after 8 p.m. when whites were done touring the train.Immigrants who were naturalized citizens were banned from boarding the train.

3)How did state authorities in the South respond to the Freedom Rides?*By providing protection and supportBy offering financial incentivesBy ignoring the rides altogetherBy arresting the participants

As a response to the 1963 Birmingham protests, the 1964 Civil Rights Act outlawed WHICH ONE of the following?Group of answer choicesDiscrimination in public places and employment based on race, color, religion, sex, or national originThe burning of the American flagThe use of fire hoses and attack dogs as a form of riot control.Any federal government ban “free speech.”

Question 5 of 10Which of the following was part of the Civil Rights Act of 1964?A.All races are to be protected under the Fourteenth Amendment.B.Immigrants can receive bilingual support in schools.C.All Freedom Riders currently imprisoned should be released.D.Any Government agency that practices discrimination shall lose its funding.

Which of the following is true about the Freedom Rides?ResponsesThe Freedom Riders became violent against groups that tried to stop their activism, so the press coverage became about their violence and arrests, rather than what they were trying to protest against.The Freedom Riders became violent against groups that tried to stop their activism, so the press coverage became about their violence and arrests, rather than what they were trying to protest against.The Freedom Rides resulted in the federal government intervening to protect the civil rights activists, which was a real "win" for the movement and their activism against segregation.The Freedom Rides resulted in the federal government intervening to protect the civil rights activists, which was a real "win" for the movement and their activism against segregation.The Freedom Rides were unsuccessful, due to the violence that intimidated and prevented them from completing their mission.The Freedom Rides were unsuccessful, due to the violence that intimidated and prevented them from completing their mission.The Freedom Riders were a group of 13 African Americans who challenged segregation.

Groups such as the Weavers were forced to perform at venues such as college campuses becauseMultiple Choicethey were not allowed in union halls.their music did not appeal to an older audience.they were free to express their political views there.they were blacklisted from television.