Civil Rights in Georgia Answers

7 verified answers1 views
1
Free Preview

What is this reading mostly about?

A
how the Georgia state flag should be flown properly
B
how the Georgia state flag was designed and created
C
why the Georgia state flag was changed in 1956
D
why the Georgia state flag was changed in 2001
2
Free Preview

Which arguments does the author discuss in the reading? Check all that apply.

A
The Confederate emblem has little symbolic meaning.
B
The Confederate emblem should be added to the state flag.
C
The state flag was changed in 1956 to support segregation.
D
The state flag was changed in 1956 to honor Georgia’s heritage.
E
All state flags should honor the fallen soldiers of the US military.
F
All state flags should honor citizens on the home front of America’s wars.
3

What evidence does the author include to support the idea that the flag was changed in response to desegregation? Check all that apply.

A
lyrics from a song celebrating the state flag
B
a passage from a speech by Governor Griffin
C
a quote from the Atlanta Daily World newspaper
D
a quote from the official records of the General Assembly
E
a description of the response to the Brown case
4

Why does the author include this passage?

A
to show that the flag remained an important symbol of the Confederacy
B
to show that the flag was not used to honor Confederate soldiers after the war
C
to show that few people remembered or could recognize the Confederate emblem
D
to show that most Southerners disapproved of the Confederacy and its role in the war
5

What was the response to the Brown decision in Georgia? Check all that apply.

A
More Confederate battle flags began to appear.
B
The Confederate emblem became a symbol of segregation.
C
Georgia voters voiced support for racial integration.
D
The General Assembly made efforts to avoid desegregating schools.
E
Georgia parents became less interested in sending their children to private schools.
6

According to the reading, how did most Georgians respond to the new flag in 1956?

A
They celebrated the change because they had been asking for it.
B
They were relieved that the change would cost taxpayers little money.
C
They did not support the change and expressed some concern about it.
D
They were excited about the change even though there was little demand for it.
7

How does this passage support or refute John Walker Davis’s argument?

A
It supports the argument by explaining that the flag really did celebrate segregation.
B
It supports the argument by explaining that the flag honored Georgia’s heritage.
C
It refutes the argument by explaining that the flag wasn’t changed due to integration.
D
It refutes the argument by explaining that the flag celebrated Confederate soldiers.

Did you find these answers helpful?