HIST 1002 Quiz 6

2. it was the site of the 1955 bus boycott movement
4. he was a young black preacher in Montgomery who became the face of the boycott
5. he was the editor of the Montgomery Advertiser which was friendly to the boycott
7. this group protested the liberal consensus
11. This church group saw its membership grow in the 1950s
12. He was the most popular religious speaker of the 1950s
15. This emerged with Dwight Eisenhower's election in 1952, and saw Republicans accept the New Deal welfare state
16. postwar credit maps contributed to racial segregation and were known as?
17. this government program offered unemployment and educational benefits to WWII veterans as thanks and to keep them out of the workforce
19. he was a white preacher to a majority black church who endorsed the boycott and joined civil rights groups to help
20. she was a secretary of the local NAACP and triggered a bus boycott in Montgomery, AL
21. Rosa Parks was arrested for violating this state law
22. These kinds of jobs were mostly available to women, such as secretaries, assistants, and typists

1. She was born Norma Jean Mortensen and became the most famous icon of womanhood in the 1950s
3. she was a prominent member of the white southern dissenting tradition and had been active in the campaign to abolish the poll tax
6. it was an interracial training center for labor, socialist and religious community organizers in the South
8. He replaced Bayard Rustin as organizer of the Montgomery Bus Boycott
9. he was the mayor of Montgomery and opposed the boycott, alienating some of his white voters
10. this white southern group strongly opposed the boycott and appealed to unity among white southerners against it
13. black women mostly performed this kind of work, which explains why many white southern women supported the boycott
14. He was considered the Evangelical President, being the first to be baptized in office
18. He was an austrian born intellectual who argued any expansion of government would lead to communism