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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 8, Chicago and the 'War on Slums', 1965-1966.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who called the judge on the trial and suggested that King had a right to bond while waiting his appeal?
(a) Robert Kennedy.
(b) Malcolm X.
(c) Richard Nixon.
(d) Coretta King.

2. What happened on January 30, 1956?
(a) The MIA filed a federal court case against segregation.
(b) The King home was bombed.
(c) The boycott ended.
(d) King was killed.

3. The SCLC teamed up with what organization to train students to teach citizenship schools?
(a) The American Cultural Club.
(b) The Highlander Folk School.
(c) The Montgomery Voter Association.
(d) The Baptist Civic Organization.

4. Why did the bus boycott not end when the bus company was losing so much money?
(a) The city refused to compromise.
(b) The bus company prefered to go out of business.
(c) The Albany Movement wanted to crush the bus company.
(d) A judge ordered the continuation of the boycott.

5. When King was pulled over while driving, what did he not have?
(a) Car insurance.
(b) A Georgia driver's license.
(c) A voter's registration card.
(d) Proof of Insurance.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Who came to the attention of the FBI at the Youth March for Integrated Schools?

3. Why did a riot break out?

4. Which city did King want to focus attention on in the North?

5. The focus of the Birmingham protests was on what?

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