On the Frontlines of Faith

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Quiz Questions

1.
The Civil Rights Movement was sparked with the actions of which African-American woman?
- A.
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  Rosa Parks
- B.
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  Maya Angelou
- C.
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  Josephine Baker
- D.
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  Harriet Tubman
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In which southern city did Rosa Parks make her historic stand?
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- A.
  Memphis, Tennessee
- B.
  Selma, Alabama
- C.
  Atlanta, Georgia
- D.
  Montgomery, Alabama
3.
Providing leadership to combat segregtion and push for civil rights in the wake of Ms. Parks’ arrest was which new pastor of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church?
- A.
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  Pastor Andrew Young
- B.
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  Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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  Roy Wilkins
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  Pastor Ralph Abernathy
4.
People of all faiths and races joined the fight for equality. One such event that Dr. King led and that thousands of demonstrators joined was a march from _____ to Alabama’s state capital, Montgomery.
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- A.
  Birmingham
- B.
  Huntsville
- C.
  Selma
- D.
  Mobile
5.
Which Jewish leader displayed solidarity and support by marching arm-in-arm with Dr. King at Selma?
- A.
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  Elie Wiesel
- B.
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  Rabbi Abraham Heschel
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  Julius Rosenwald
- D.
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  Andrew Goldman
6.
On August 28, 1963, more than 300,000 people – including many from the Jewish community – joined the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, that culminated at which national landmark?
- A.
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  Washington Monument
- B.
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  Lincoln Memorial
- C.
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  Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
- D.
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  The U.S. Capitol
7.
Another speech given that day in Washington, D.C., was this address by Dr. King.
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- A.
  “Give Us the Ballot”
- B.
  “How Long, Not Long”
- C.
  “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop”
- D.
  “I Have a Dream”
8.
Dr. King gave his life in the pursuit of equality, as did many others. Two young Jewish men were among those killed for standing on the frontlines of faith in 1964 in which state?
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  Virginia
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  Tennessee
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  Mississippi
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  North Carolina

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Great Effort! You are a Tiron!
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Great effort! You are a Tiron, which means "novice" in Hebrew, on your way to becoming more knowledgeable about the history of the Civil Rights Movement and the role that the Jewish community played in that effort. Thank you for taking our quiz. Scroll below to see the answers. You can learn more about the historic link between African-Americans and the Jewish community dating back to the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s with our complimentary educational resource, On the Frontlines of Faith.
2.
Well Done! You are a Talmid!
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Well done! You are a true Talmid, which means "student" in Hebrew, an enthusiastic learner about the history of the Civil Rights Movement and the role that the Jewish community played in that effort. Thank you for taking our quiz. Scroll below to see the answers. You can learn more about the historic link between African-Americans and the Jewish community dating back to the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s with our complimentary educational resource, On the Frontlines of Faith.
3.
Congratulations! You are a Chacham!
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Congratulations! You are a true Chacham, which means "scholar" in Hebrew. You are dedicated to learning more about the history of the Civil Rights Movement and the role that the Jewish community played in that effort. Thank you for taking our quiz. Scroll below to see the answers. You can learn more about the historic link between African-Americans and the Jewish community dating back to the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s with our complimentary educational resource, On the Frontlines of Faith.
4.
Outstanding! You are a Solomon!
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You are a true Solomon, considered the wisest man to ever walk the earth! You are well-versed in the the history of the Civil Rights Movement and the role that the Jewish community played in that effort. Thank you for taking our quiz. Scroll below to see the answers. You can learn more about the historic link between African-Americans and the Jewish community dating back to the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s in our complimentary educational resource, On the Frontlines of Faith.