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American Civil Rights Review

A thought-provoking collage of key figures from the American Civil Rights movement, with images of protests, historical documents, and symbols of equality, in a deep, emotive color palette.

American Civil Rights Review Quiz

Test your knowledge on the pivotal events and figures of the American Civil Rights movement through this engaging quiz. Each question will challenge your understanding of key moments and individuals who shaped the fight for equality.

Explore the reasons behind the movement
Learn about organizations like the NAACP
Understand the impact of significant political figures
Reflect on the current state of civil rights in America

4 Questions1 MinutesCreated by ActivistVoice27

Why did the Black Civil Rights movement start in America?

The Assassinations of Malcom X and MLK

Donald Trump was born

Nick Jensen ran for President

Helen became First Lady

What were/are the goals of organisations like the NAACP?

To secure rights for black people such as voting.

To kill off all Whites

DA WHALES!!!

KILL DONALD TRUMP!!!

How did RFK fight against Civil Rights

He fought organised crime and worked with the civil rights for African Americans,

Helped the whites by murdering Blacks

Sitting in his office drinking a CUP O' JOE!!! And playing Minesweeper

Moving to Germany to help out the Nazi's

What is living in America like now - in the 2000s - for African Americans?

There are still shootings of black people

Donald Trump wants to build a wall on the America - Mexico border

Riots every few weeks

Shootings of elementary school children like Sandy Hook

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