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Loving vs. Virginia: A Documentary Novel of the Landmark Civil Rights Case Quiz

Powell, Patricia Hruby

This Study Guide consists of approximately 47 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Loving vs. Virginia.

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Opening graphics through “Richard, October 1955”

“Mildred, October 1955,” through “Richard, A Few Weeks Later, December 1955”

“Mildred, Five Months Later, May 1956” through “Richard”

“Mildred, Three Months Later, January 1957” through “Mildred, One Month Later, June 1958”

“Richard, June 1958” through “Mildred, Three Months Later, January 6, 1959, Bowling Green Courthouse”

“Mildred, Two Months Later, March 1959” through “Mildred, Two Months Later, November 1963”

“Richard, Seven Months Later, June 1964" through "Mildred"

“Richard, Another Thirteen Months Later, April 9, 1967" through Timeline

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What principle does the Brown vs. The Board of Education address? (from Opening graphics through “Richard, October 1955”)

Intelligence factors.

Separate but equal.

Religious freedom.

Racial purity.

2.

How does Mildred believe her classroom is different from white students? (from Opening graphics through “Richard, October 1955”)

The whites have art and music classes.

The blacks have fewer students to facilitate peer learning.

The whites have indoor bathrooms and cafeterias.

The blacks have insufficient supplies and worn out books and furniture.

3.

What does Richard say the U.S. Supreme Court decision gives him the right to do? (from “Richard, Another Thirteen Months Later, April 9, 1967" through Timeline)

Put his arm around Mildred and call her his wife, even in public.

Move back to Virginia and start a business of his own.

Move to Washington and become a lobbyist for equal rights.

Become an activist for other rights associated with the Civil Rights Movement.

4.

Why does Mildred feel she cannot go to the local midwife for advice when she becomes pregnant the first time? (from “Mildred, Five Months Later, May 1956” through “Richard” )

Richard's mother is the midwife.

The midwife charges 10 dollars for an office visit.

The midwife would tell Mildred's mother.

Mildred does not trust the midwife to be honest.

5.

What does Richard say would be different about their relationship if he was black and Mildred was white? (from “Mildred, Five Months Later, May 1956” through “Richard” )

He could be lynched.

Their children would have a better future.

Their friends would probably not approve.

No one would question them.

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