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Society in the 1950s - Quiz 2

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This Supreme Court decision declared Plessy v. Ferguson unconstitutional.

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Yale v. U.S.

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Rosa Parks

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Orville Faubus

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Thurgood Marshall

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Brown v. Topeka

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Earl Warren

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Jack Kerouac

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William J. Levitt

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He built thousands of reasonably priced homes on small plots of land in Long Island, NY, which served as a model for the post-World War II suburbs.

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Yale v. U.S.

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Rosa Parks

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Orville Faubus

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Thurgood Marshall

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Brown v. Topeka

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Earl Warren

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Jack Kerouac

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William J. Levitt

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In this case, the Supreme Court ruled that statements of policy were protected under the First Amendment and that only statements leading to dangerous actions could be prohibited.

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Yale v. U.S.

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Rosa Parks

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Orville Faubus

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Thurgood Marshall

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Brown v. Topeka

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Earl Warren

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Jack Kerouac

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William J. Levitt

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The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, he was appointed by President Eisenhower and wrote the landmark decision in Brown V. Board of Education, Topeka, KS.

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Yale v. U.S.

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Rosa Parks

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Orville Faubus

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Thurgood Marshall

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Brown v. Topeka

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Earl Warren

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Jack Kerouac

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William J. Levitt

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He founded the "Beats", a literary group that rejected the materialism of the 1950s.

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Yale v. U.S.

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Rosa Parks

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Orville Faubus

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Thurgood Marshall

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Brown v. Topeka

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Earl Warren

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Jack Kerouac

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William J. Levitt

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This Arkansas Governor called out the National Guard in 1957 to prevent black children from attending Little Rock's Central High School.

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Yale v. U.S.

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Rosa Parks

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Orville Faubus

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Thurgood Marshall

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Brown v. Topeka

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Earl Warren

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Jack Kerouac

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William J. Levitt

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This African American challenged a city ordinance in 1955 by refusing to give up a bus seat to a white person.

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Yale v. U.S.

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Selected

Rosa Parks

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Orville Faubus

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Thurgood Marshall

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Brown v. Topeka

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Earl Warren

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Jack Kerouac

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William J. Levitt

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The first African American Supreme Court Justice, he successfully argued for Brown in the famous 1954 case against the Topeka, KS Board of Education.

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Yale v. U.S.

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Rosa Parks

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Orville Faubus

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Selected

Thurgood Marshall

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Brown v. Topeka

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Earl Warren

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Jack Kerouac

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William J. Levitt

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