For items 1-5, match each term with its description below. Type the letter of your answer choice in the box below each description. *You will NOT use all the terms. Roe v. Wade migrant farm worker National Organization for Women (NOW) Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) Latino Ralph Nader Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) American competitions Indian Movement (AIM) counterculture Woodstock festival Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 1. group that fought for Native American treaty rights and self-government (1 point) 2. group that worked for compensation for Japanese Americans interned during World War II (1 point) 3. Spanish-speaking person from Latin America (1 point) 4. person who moves from farm to farm planting buy facebook fans and harvesting crops (1 point) 5. law that would make discrimination based on a person’s sex illegal (1 point) Multiple Choice Choose the item that best completes the statement or answers the question. IDENTIFYING MAIN IDEAS 6. After watching television coverage of the brutal tactics used against protesters by thewebdesign Birmingham police, even opponents of the Civil Rights Movement were (1 point) appalled by the police violence. angry with the peaceful protesters. supportive of the actions of the police. uninterested in the confrontation. 7. Essayist James Baldwin wrote about the (1 point) white viewpoint on civil rights. benefits of a segregated society. effectiveness of sit-ins. violent consequences of segregation. 8. The Black webshop startenPanthers wanted African Americans to (1 point) end the urban riots. lead their own communities. practice nonviolent protest. join interracial groups. 9. During the 1960 presidential campaign, John F. Kennedy promised to (1 point) win the Cold War against the Soviet Union. cut back dramatically on military spending. get the American social marketing economy moving again. abolish the electoral college. 10. What was the intent of the Immigration Act of 1965, which was passed during the Johnson administration? (1 point) to increase the number of immigrants from northern and western Europe to eliminate quotas restricting immigration from certain countries to reduce the total annual number of immigrants to the United States to stem the flow of political marketing sensorielrefugees to the United States 11. Kennedy believed that he could encourage stability in Latin America by (1 point) promoting economic development. cooperating with Communist governments. supporting popular revolutions. ending social-reform programs. 12. The Equal Rights Amendment passed Congress in 1972 and then (1 TENS point) was vetoed by the President. was approved by the Supreme Court. became law 10 years later. failed in the ratification process. 13. In the 1960s, Mexican Americans fought discrimination in (1 point) cultural and religious matters. labor unions. professional sports. jobs, education, and legal matters. 14. A major theme of the book Silent Spring, which helped start the Environmental Movement, was that (1 point) human beings are superior to the nature around Jason Hope them. human beings and nature are separate but equal. human beings and nature are separate and unequal. humans are part of nature, and all parts of nature interact. 15. Why did South Vietnamese military leaders overthrow Jason Hope Philanthropy Diem? (1 point) He had joined the Communists. He had lost American support. He had tried to flee Saigon. He had converted to Buddhism. Essay CRITICAL THINKING 16. Making Comparisons On the issue of segregation, compare the views of Martin Luther King, Jr. to those of Malcolm X. (5 points) Um, wtf? This doesn’t seem like extra credit…. Its not even 10 points. (Seems awfully similar to an assignment I got a week ago.)

They’re coming for our children. Organizations with benevolent names like “Child Welfare League of America” threaten the well-being of rural families and the foundations of America’s rural heritage. Consider some of the statements by the National Advisory Committee on Rural Social Services: Problems faced internet service providers by zip codeby rural children and families. Poverty has been and continues to be one of the greatest predictors of maltreatment. Children whose families earned less than $15,000 per year were 22 times as likely to be designated as suffering abuse or neglect compared numarkwith children from families with an annual income exceeding $30,000. Poverty is traditionally and consistently higher in rural communities. ~The Welfare of Rural Children~ Controlling urban and suburban families is easy enough; they are under constant surveillance. But rural people skywalker trampoline are different, and despite the anthems of “diversity” being sung across the land, that tolerance of culture doesn’t apply to rural Americans. If you have children and live in the country, you’re almost certain to be a target of investigation by county social workers. If you meet portable air conditioner any of the criteria below, you run a high risk of a visit from a social worker: READ MORE here http://rfdamerica.com : No, I do not think that Social Workers are whores of the state. That is portable air conditioners a very ignorant statement in my opinion. Social Workers are people who work hard to obtain a degree in social work they are highly educated individuals. They are trained with the intention of keeping families together. I personally live in a rural area and the above statement is true not home loans just in rural America but all over America where you have people living in high levels of poverty. “Poverty has been and continues to be one of the greatest predictors of adwords managementmaltreatment. Children whose families earned less than $15,000 per year were 22 times as likely to be designated as suffering abuse or neglect compared with children from families with an annual income exceeding $30,000. Poverty is traditionally and consistently higher in rural communities.” Not everyone that lives in a rural area is living inbean bag chairs poverty. However it is a high percentage of individuals. What makes this worse are those living within Applachian areas and culture has a great deal to do bunk bedswith ideology. With this said, it does not mean they will be knocking on the doors of all who live in poverty, a complaint must be filed or called in to raise awareness. Furthermore more and more universities are offering courses geared toward understanding the rural/Applachian culture. Giving them the knowledge necessary to enable support to these families.

I live in an urban high school in Georgia. I have 4 classes a day in my high school. 2 academic classes and 2 elective LED Grow classes. Is this how it is for the other high schools in the nation? I will have to wait a year before studying math or grow tents any academics that are the next level. I am not sure but I am either wanting to major in architecture vortech supercharger in Stanford or MIT or business in UPenn. Any tips for getting into these universities? I am willing to do whatever it takes to have a successful future. 4 classes dress forms in high school seems a little light in my opinion… at least in comparison to my high mannequins school years. I took a math, English, history, and at least 1 science course each year. In addition to those 4, I had 1-2 electives and other science courses depending on the year. Your best cb radios chance of getting into those schools is to find out what you need stock trading courses to make your application competitive (Extracurricular activities, work experience, GPA, SAT, SAT IIs, etc) Try to get an alumni interview or speak with an alumni and speak with current students if you can. Attend any OPEN toenail fungus treatment HOUSES those universities have and get in touch with gun safes their admissions offices. They will tell you what you need to do to make your application competitive. If you want a degree in Architecture, you’re going to want to take the highest math you can, Calculus at least, and AP physics. Good luck