Question

7 multiple choice 1 point ______ was accused of assassinating john f. kennedy steven tyler lee harvey oswald warren sapp byron oshon clear my selection 8 multiple choice 1 point president johnsons final piece of civil rights legislation was the civil rights act of 1968, which prohibited discrimination in employment. segregation in public accommodations. school desegregation. discrimination in housing. clear my selection

Explanation:

Question 7

John F. Kennedy was assassinated, and the person who succeeded him as president was Lyndon B. Johnson? Wait, no, the options here: Wait, the options are Steven Tyler (musician), Lee Harvey Oswald (the assassin), Warren Sapp (athlete), Byron Oshun? Wait, no, the correct successor to JFK after assassination is Lyndon B. Johnson, but maybe the options have a typo? Wait, maybe the question is "Who was accused of assassinating John F. Kennedy?" Then the answer is Lee Harvey Oswald. Let's check the options: the options are Steven Tyler, Lee Harvey Oswald, Warren Sapp, Byron Oshun. So the one accused of assassinating JFK is Lee Harvey Oswald.

The Civil Rights Act of 1968 (Fair Housing Act) primarily prohibited discrimination in housing. But also, the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (not 1968) prohibited discrimination in employment, public accommodations, school desegregation? Wait, no: Civil Rights Act of 1968 (Fair Housing Act) prohibited discrimination in housing. But the question says "President Johnson’s final piece of civil rights legislation was the Civil Rights Act of 1968, which prohibited..." Let's check the options: discrimination in employment (1964), segregation in public accommodations (1964), school desegregation (earlier), discrimination in housing (1968, Fair Housing Act). So the correct one is discrimination in housing.

Answer:

B. Lee Harvey Oswald (assuming the options are labeled, but from the image, the third option is Lee Harvey Oswald)

Question 8