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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 9, The Meredith March, 'Black Power', and the Chicago Open-Housing Protests, 1966.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The Crusade for Citizenship was focused on what?
(a) Voter registration.
(b) School desegregation.
(c) Bus desegregation.
(d) A civil rights bill.

2. King felt that "black power" had what implication?
(a) Black separation.
(b) Black cooperation.
(c) Black suffrage.
(d) Black violence.

3. What was left on King's front porch in January, 1957?
(a) A dead rabbit.
(b) Dynamite.
(c) A lawsuit over the boycott.
(d) Hate mail.

4. A judge ordered that registrars had to begin accepting how many applications per day?
(a) 100.
(b) 500.
(c) 20.
(d) 75.

5. In St. Augustine, King was arrested for what?
(a) Robbery.
(b) Delinquency of a minor.
(c) Tax evasion.
(d) Conspiracy to commit murder.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Who was discovered to have been sent to Montgomery by a New York organization?

3. Why did the bus boycott not end when the bus company was losing so much money?

4. Who released a statement supporting the SCLC's work in Selma?

5. The white merchants resisted what aim?

(see the answer key)

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