Australian And American Civil Rights Jeopardy Template

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100 Washington . Which American city saw 300 000 people march for civil rights in 1963? a) Cleveland b) Denver c) Los Angeles d) Washington	100 Ku Klux Klan 5. The group which launched violent attacks on the Freedom Riders was the _________	100 Our Struggle by Martin Luther King . 12. Australian Freedom Ride organisers encouraged participants to read __________ written by ________________
200 Rosa Parks _____________________ was the person whose action led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott in 1955.	200 Australian apartheid . What term does Gary Foley use to describe the system he grew up under in NSW in the 1960s?	200 Moree 14. In which NSW town were the Freedom Riders subjected to mob violence after trying to gain entry to the local swimming baths for Aboriginal children?
300 Nonviolent civil disobedience 3. Which strategy did Martin Luther King adopt to try and bring about positive change for civil rights in the United States?	300 The arrival of television 8. What technological development does Gary Foley give credit to for raising awareness of civil rights in Australia?	300 Walgett 15. After leaving the Freedom Riders’ bus was forced off the road by locals.
400 1961 4. In which year did the American Freedom Rides start? a) 1960 b) 1961 c) 1962 d) 1963	400 They were told to focus on the situation for Aboriginal Australians 9. Why were Sydney University students criticised after marching on the US Embassy in support of the 1964 Civil Rights Bill before Congress? a) Political protests were previously unheard of in Australia b) They were told to focus on the situation for Aboriginal Australians c) The march degenerated into a wild brawl through the streets of Sydney d) They refused to allow women to march in order to protect them from possible violence	400 State 17. Up until the 1960s, many of the rights Aboriginal Australians were granted depended on which __________ they lived in.
500 All of the above 6. Which of the following happened to nonviolent protesters, including children, during civil rights campaigns in Birmingham, Alabama? a) Clubbed by police b) Attacked by police dogs c) Sprayed with water canons d) All of the above	500 Charles Perkins 11. Who was the leader responsible for developing the Australian Freedom Ride campaign?	500 Aboriginal Tent Embassy, Canberra. 21. The ____________in ______________ is seen as another significant turning point in the Aboriginal struggle for rights.

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