In a roll call vote, members of the legislature

In a roll call vote, members of the legislature
 
  a. write their names on the official roll and write down their votes.
  b. wait until their names are called then write their votes on the official roll.
  c. use a voice system through which they first vote as a group, then sign the roll stating whether they voted yea or nay.
  d. are held accountable because their vote is recorded.

Question -2-

The Civil Rights Act of 1968
 
  a. banned discrimination in bars.
  b. banned discrimination in housing.
  c. banned discrimination in professional sports.
  d. was never passed.
  e. banned discrimination in voting.

Question -3-

In 1909, the _____________ formed to litigate on behalf of racial equality.
 
  a. Southern Christian Leadership Conference
  b. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
  c. Blank Panthers
  d. Freedom Riders
  e. Dred Scotters

Question -4-

Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony are important because they were
 
  a. the first women elected to public office in the United States.
  b. the first women admitted to the bar and allowed to practice law.
  c. instrumental in the formation of the organized movement to attain full rights for women.
  d. the first women judges.
  e. they were the first women Senators in the United States.

Question -5-

What argument made by women to Congress led to women's suffrage?
 
  a. Women argued that they made up more than 50 percent of the population.
  b. Women argued that they had a right to determine how their tax dollars were spent.
  c. Women argued that their wartime service to the nation should be rewarded with the right of suffrage.
  d. Women argued that they would bring unique viewpoints to elections.
  e. Women argued their right to participate could be found in the Bible.

Question -6-

The action taken in the 1960s that was the greatest advance for women's rights was
 
  a. the onset of the Vietnam War.
  b. the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
  c. allowing women to compete for astronaut positions.
  d. passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
  e. the election of women to the House of Representatives.