Thursday Thoughts Quiz

A historical scene depicting the Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham, Alabama, 1963, with a focus on unity and struggle for equality, featuring iconic imagery of protests and influential figures.

Thursday Thoughts Quiz

Test your knowledge on critical events and figures in the American Civil Rights Movement with our Thursday Thoughts Quiz! This engaging quiz focuses on the significant happenings in Birmingham, Alabama, during 1963, and the influence of key leaders.

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10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ActivatingHistory202

Who is the narrator for these videos?

George Washington

Denzel Washington

George Washington Carver

None of the Above

In 1963, the most segregated city in the American South was_______.

Atlanta, Georgia

Tyrone, Georgia

Birmingham, Alabama

Huntsville, Alabama

The nickname given to Birmingham, Alabama in 1963 was ________.

Roll Tide

Bombingham

Burningham

Brotherhood

Explain one incident that happened in Birmingham, Alabama in 1963 that made African Americans afraid to live there.

The founder of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters

A. Philip Randolph

Adrian Randolph

Ethan Randolph

Marlen Randolph

The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters represented African Americans in the _________.

Computer Industry

Fine Arts Industry

Black History Industry

Railroad Industry

John F. Kennedy worked with this Civil Rights Leader to help improve the lives of African Americans.

Malcolm X

John Lewis

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Rosa Parks

Did Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr think President Kennedy was doing all he could to help the advancement of African Americans? Explain.

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