Question

1. what movement tried to end racial discrimination?

a. the civil war
b. the civil rights movement
c. the suffrage movement
d. the labor movement

1. what did martin luther king, jr. do?

a. fought for civil rights
b. became a u.s. senator
c. fought in the civil war
d. became president

1. what major event happened on september 11, 2001, in the united states?

a. the stock market crashed
b. the united states declared war on iraq
c. terrorists attacked the united states
d. hurricane katrina struck

1. name one american indian tribe in the united states.

a. cherokee
b. slav
c. zulu
d. maori

1. name one of the two longest rivers in the united states.

a. the colorado river
b. the mississippi river

Explanation:

1. The Civil Rights Movement in the U.S. focused on ending racial segregation and discrimination. The Civil War was over slavery, Suffrage Movement for voting rights, Labor Movement for workers' rights.
2. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a key leader of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement, advocating for civil rights through nonviolent means. He never served as a Senator, President, or fought in the Civil War.
3. On September 11, 2001, terrorist groups carried out coordinated attacks on U.S. targets. The stock market crash referenced is unrelated, the Iraq war was later, and Hurricane Katrina was in 2005.
4. The Cherokee is a well-known American Indian tribe in the U.S. Slav refers to an ethnic group in Europe, Zulu is an African ethnic group, Maori are indigenous to New Zealand.
5. The Mississippi River is one of the two longest rivers in the U.S. (along with the Missouri River), while the Colorado River is shorter.

Answer:

1. b. The Civil Rights Movement
2. a. Fought for civil rights
3. c. Terrorists attacked the United States
4. a. Cherokee
5. b. The Mississippi River