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Self-paced · U.S. History EOC tutoring

Civil rights & civic participation

High-school U.S. History from 1877 to the present, with founding-document context, in a complete twelve-unit tutoring catalog. This unit addresses civil rights & civic participation. Standards tags identify instructional connections; the short checks sample learning rather than certify mastery of every expectation.

3 focused skills · About 135 minutes · Untimed

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Answer 6 questions before studying. Two questions sample each skill; an unanswered skill is not a failed skill. You can change answers until you check them.

Which amendment established citizenship and equal-protection principles central to later rights arguments?
How did Jim Crow laws and racial terror obstruct civil rights?
Which federal action most directly concerned equal treatment in the armed services in 1948?
A covered restaurant refuses service because of race in 1965. Which action is most directly relevant?
Why did the American Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 not automatically establish equal ballot access?
Which example can demonstrate civic responsibility?