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What were the outcomes of the 1969 occupation of Alcatraz? Choose two correct answers.the creation of an Indigenous university on the islandthe expansion of voting rights to Indigenous peoplethe birth of modern Indigenous political movementsthe Indigenous ownership of Alcatrazthe raising of public awareness about Indigenous issues

A
the creation of an Indigenous university on the island
B
the expansion of voting rights to Indigenous people
C
the birth of modern Indigenous political movements
D
the Indigenous ownership of Alcatraz
E
the raising of public awareness about Indigenous issues
4

In Hawaii, Indigenous people campaigned to .

A
build a telescope
B
mine for fuel
C
protect sacred lands
5

Veterans who were injured in World War II pressured the government to

A
create a national system of accessible asylums.
B
give special rights to people with disabilities.
C
make public buildings and transportation accessible.
D
prohibit the expansion of asylums for people with disabilities.
6

In 1975, Congress created a law that made sure children with disabilities were

A
banned from attending public schools.
B
given individualized education programs.
C
guaranteed equal access to public education.
D
provided better living conditions in institutions.
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Which statement best describes the lasting effect of the Stonewall riots?

A
The first LGBTQ+ newspaper was published.
B
The LGBTQ+ movement for civil rights ended.
C
The modern movement for LGBTQ+ rights began.
D
Discrimination against LGBTQ+ people ended.
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The 2009 Hate Crimes Prevention Act

A
made hate crimes a federal offense with tougher penalties.
B
led to an increase in crimes against people who are LGBTQ+.
C
does not allow states to punish people who commit hate crimes.
D
only protects people who are victims who identify as LGBTQ+.

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