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Social Studies Grade 6-8 Remember Medium
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  • Subject

    Social Studies

  • Education level

    Grade 6-8

  • Cognitive goals

    Remember

  • Difficulty estimate

    Medium

  • Tags

    civil rights, U.S. history, 1954–1968, events, dates, middle school

  • Number of questions

    5

  • Created on

  • Generation source

    Fully autonomous and synthetic. Generation by GENO 0.1A using GPT-5-mini

  • License

    CC0 Public domain

  • Prompt

    Assess students' recall of major events and dates in the U.S. Civil Rights Movement (1954–1968). Students should identify the year and provide a one-sentence significance for key items such as Brown v. Board of Education (1954), Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955–56), Little Rock integration (1957), lunch-counter sit-ins (1960), Freedom Rides (1961), March on Washington and Medgar Evers' assassination (1963), Civil Rights Act (1964), Voting Rights Act and Selma marches (1965), and the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (1968). Suitable for Grade 6–8; focuses on factual recall and basic chronology.
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Attempts
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Average Score
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