THIS IS Postwar America Analogies Domestic Civil Rights
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Postwar America Analogies Domestic Civil Rights Presidents Potpourri 200 200 200 400 400 400 600 600 600 800 800 800 1000 1000
Help vets with loans, college tuition, homes, etc… A 100
One baby every 7 seconds A 200
150 houses every week A 300
Largest Public Works project in history of world A 400
Leave It To Beaver Father Know Best I Love Lucy Gunsmoke Honeymooners These can easily be found here A 500
Eminem is to Rap as ________ is to Rock n Roll B 100
Jackie Robinson is to baseball as ___________ is to U. S. Supreme Court B 200
Plessy v Ferguson is to “Separate But Equal” as __________ is to Separate But Equal is Unconstitutional B 300
James Meredith is to University of Mississippi as the “____________” are to this High School _________ B 400
Truman is to the Fair Deal as LBJ is to the ________ B 500
This gave $ to states to help poor people of all ages with medical bills C 100
JFK program – volunteer for two years in developing areas of world C 200
Alliance for Progress helped this region C 300
DAILY Place A Wager DOUBLE C 400
JFK program Peace Corp as LBJ program is C 400
Investigative body of JFK’s assassination C 500
Civil Rights leader who led 1963 march in Washington DC “I have a dream…” D 100
Black Muslim civil rights leader, who supported “black power” and was assassinated by three gunman of Nation of Islam D 200
Led farm workers in a nationwide boycott D 300
AIM Helped this group of people D 400
This required election ballots be printed in multiple languages and ends literacy tests D 500
E 100
E 200
Integrates the military E 300
1968 Democratic candidate assassinated E 400
Identify Each by name and actions E 500
“Daddy, why do white people treat colored people so mean? ” F 100
Who is responsible for this quote “…ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. ” F 200
The acronym – NAACP stands for F 300
This photograph depicts what event F 800
Who and Where F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is: 1960’s assassinations Please record your wager.
Name of four leaders assassinated during 1960’s
Thank You for Playing Jeopardy!
G I Bill of Rights A 100
Baby Boom A 200
Levittown A 300
Interstate Highway System A 400
Television A 500
Elvis Presley B 100
Thurgood Marshall B 200
Brown v Board B 300
Little Rock Nine Little Rock Central High B 400
Great Society B 500
Medicaid C 100
Peace Corps C 200
Latin America C 300
VISTA C 400
Warren Commission C 500
Martin Luther King, Jr. D 100
Malcolm X D 200
Cesar Chavez D 300
American Indians D 400
Voting Rights Act 1975 Will accept Voting Rights Act of 1965 - ammended D 500
JFK E 100
LBJ E 200
Truman E 300
Robert Kennedy E 400
Jack Ruby – shot Lee Harvey Oswald – shot JFK E 500
Martin Luther King, Jr (five year old son) (Letter from Birmingham Jail) E 100
JFK E 200
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People E 300
Greensboro Lunch Counter sit -ins E 400
JFK Arlington Cemetery E 500
E 500
DAILY Place A Wager DOUBLE C 400
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