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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10, Economic Justice and Vietnam, 1966-1967.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The bus boycott took away what percentage of bus riders?
(a) 50 percent..
(b) 10 percent.
(c) 70 percent.
(d) 25 percent.

2. Segregation on the city buses officially ended when?
(a) October 14.
(b) June 3.
(c) December 20.
(d) March 29.

3. Where was some of the worst police violence seen through 1964?
(a) Summertree.
(b) Birmingham.
(c) Danville.
(d) Montgomery.

4. What did the highway patrol want the marchers do to?
(a) Turn violent so they could be arrested.
(b) Apologize for the march.
(c) Get off the pavement.
(d) Turn around and go back.

5. Why was the first meeting about the bus boycott somewhat disastrous?
(a) The bomb that was found.
(b) The ego of the leaders.
(c) The police who showed up to arrest King.
(d) The small number of people who attended.

Short Answer Questions

1. In October, the federal Office of Education stopped funding to which city's schools because of segregation?

2. Who did King visit with in New York about the Washington Pilgrimage?

3. Who was chosen as the organizational president?

4. Who did King marry?

5. Bevel convinced King that the focus in Chicago should shift from segregation to what?

(see the answer key)

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