Question

the campaign that stood for \double victory\, victory abroad and victory at home, became known as ______.

• the double v campaign
• the civil rights movement
• the little rock nine
• the birmingham campaign

question 9

which of the following was not a form of southern resistance?

• civil rights activism
• violence
• political intimidation
• pressure on politicians

Explanation:

Analyze the Double V Campaign

The first question asks for the campaign that stood for "double victory", victory abroad and victory at home. This refers to the Double V Campaign, which was a drive promoted by the Pittsburgh Courier, an influential African American newspaper, during World War II. It championed victory over fascism abroad and victory over discrimination at home.

Analyze Southern Resistance

The second question asks which option was NOT a form of Southern Resistance. Southern resistance refers to the efforts by white Southerners to obstruct racial integration and civil rights. Violence, political intimidation, and pressure on politicians were all prominent methods used to resist civil rights. Civil Rights Activism, however, was the movement working against this resistance to secure equal rights, making it the correct answer.

Answer:

Question 1

• (A) The Double V Campaign (Correct answer)
• (B) The Civil Rights Movement
• (C) The Little Rock Nine
• (D) The Birmingham Campaign

Question 2

• (A) Civil Rights Activism (Correct answer)
• (B) Violence
• (C) Political Intimidation
• (D) Pressure on Politicians