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How did the NAACP fight segregation

Some ways that the NAACP fought segregation was:

  • By fighting inequality in public schools
  • By proving that schools were not equal
  • By bringing lawsuits
How did Jackie Robinson and Paul Robeson differ
  • -Robinson's stand made him more popular than Robeson
  • -Robeson took a more radical approach to equality than Robinson
  • -Robeson spoke well of the Soviet Union, Robinson did not
  • -Robinson's stand made him more popular than Robeson
What did the Supreme Court order US schools to do in 1954

Stop segregation because it was unconstitutional. - - - A P E X

What short-term effect did sit ins and other civil rights protesets have on life in the South

One effect was that civil rights leaders were arrested.

What was used to discourage the protesters involved in the Montgomery bus boycott

Violence against the boycott leader

Arrest of the boycott leader

Appeal of a federal court decision supporting the boycott

What regions are considered part of the Sunbelt

The South and the Southwest are the regions that are considered part of the Sunbelt.

What is the purpose of Bert the Turtle in the video

to make the atom bomb seem less threatning.

What American political leader was against integration in the Arkansas schools

Orval Faubus

How did GI Bill affect colleges

all of the above. apex

What short time back did sit ins and other civil rights protest have on life in the south

The short term effect that sit ins and other civil rights protest have on life in the south is that businesses suffered from the mass actions.

Why did Earl Warren become Chief Justice

Fred Vinson died unexpectedly.

Why did justice frankfurter want added time for the supreme court to decide on brown v board of education

They wanted to present a united decision to the nation.

What of the following helped lead to U.S. economic growth in the 1950s

the growth of domestic consumerism

Martin Luther King Jr.'s Letter from a Birmingham Jail argued that people have a moral responsibility to obey just laws and

break unfair laws

Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev believed that

history was on his side.

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