Which statement about John F. Kennedy's actions on civil rights is true?A.He cautiously supported civil rights.B.He ignored the civil rights movement.C.He promoted civil rights without considering Southern Democrats.D.He joined conservatives in opposing the civil rights movement.

Which of these describes Nixon's actions on civil rights?A.He supported federal power rather than the power of state governments.B.He took away Native Americans' land rights.C.He opposed the Equal Rights Amendment.D.He worked for school desegregation when forced to by courts.

Which evidence would support an argument that desegregation of the military led to increased support for the civil rights movement?A.Survey data revealing Americans' feelings about the civil rights movement by yearB.The transcript of a speech by Martin Luther King Jr.C.The law desegregating the military after World War IID.The text of the 1964 Civil Rights Act

What was true about President Kennedy's victory in the 1960 presidential election?A.He proposed policies that caused African Americans to turn to Republicans.B.He ran on a promise to return to traditional ideas.C.He caused a large number of liberals to be elected to Congress.D.He won by a small number of votes.

Which statements are true regarding Kennedy's plans for domestic reform?Multiple select question.His plans were hampered by his razor-thin popular mandate and the composition of Congress.His most ambitious social programs were enacted under President Johnson.His social programs were relatively unambitious and got no national attention.He was widely heralded for bringing about the end of de facto segregation in the South.He had difficulty in connecting with the public, so he could never get traction for his programs.

Click to read the passage from "Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance," by Martin Luther King Jr. Then answer the question.Which of the following explains King's reason for listing examples of the struggles for civil rights in this speech?A.To provide evidence that African Americans are still struggling for civil rightsB.To attack his opponentsC.To set a more formal toneD.To argue that the civil rights movement has wonSUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS