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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 27: Watts, Chapter 28: Chicago Campaign.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What was King's fine when found guilty of the antiboycott law?
(a) $500 or 386 days confinement.
(b) $100 or 30 days confinement.
(c) $250 or 90 days confinement.
(d) $500 or 365 days confinement.

2. On 15 December 1961, King arrived in Albany, Georgia, in response to a telegram from the head of what group?
(a) The Albany Assembly.
(b) The Albany Movement.
(c) The Albany Alliance for Civil Liberties.
(d) The Albany NAACP.

3. King noted he had come to recognize the true meaning of what phrase through Coretta?
(a) "A wife determines whether or not a husband is a success."
(b) "The spine of a husband is his wife."
(c) "A wife is the foundation which supports a husband."
(d) "A wife can either make or break a husband."

4. After being released from Harlem Hospital, in whose home did King start his convalescence?
(a) L. Harold DeWolf.
(b) Ralph Abernathy.
(c) Sandy F. Ray.
(d) Robert Kennedy.

5. King believed that the poor in Los Angeles saw the riots as their only means of doing what?
(a) Punishing authorities.
(b) Getting noticed.
(c) Achieving retribution.
(d) Gaining equitable goods.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was the Governor of Arkansas when federal troops were called in to protect students at Central High School in Little Rock?

2. What was it King admired most about his father?

3. What custom did King follow every Sunday morning?

4. King noted that the 1964 election afforded the civil rights, labor, religious, and intellectual leaders alliance what within a year?

5. When Albert Boutwell won a runoff election for mayor on 2 April 1963 against Birmingham Police Commissioner Eugene "Bull" Connor, what did Connor do?

(see the answer key)

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