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Which international honor was Martin Luther King Jr. awarded in 1964?
Answer: Nobel Peace Prize
Why: At age 35, King became the youngest person ever to receive the peace prize up to that time.
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What federal ban did civil rights activists test during the 1961 Freedom Rides?
Answer: Interstate transit segregation
Why: The Supreme Court had outlawed segregation in interstate bus terminals in 1960, but Southern states routinely ignored the federal ruling.
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Which coalition ran SNCC, CORE and NAACP voter registration in Mississippi?
Answer: Council of Federated Organizations
Why: COFO started in 1961 to support jailed Freedom Riders, three years before Freedom Summer, with NAACP's Aaron Henry as president.
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Which retail chain lunch counter sparked the 1960 student sit-in movement in Greensboro?
Answer: Woolworth's
Why: Four Black college freshmen started the protest, and within two months sit-ins spread to 55 cities.
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Who staged the 1963 Stand in the Schoolhouse Door to halt university desegregation?
Answer: George Wallace
Why: He stepped aside only after President Kennedy federalized the Alabama National Guard to enforce court-ordered integration.
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In which Mississippi county were three Freedom Summer civil rights workers murdered in 1964?
Answer: Neshoba County
Why: The FBI's massive investigation, codenamed MIBURN, uncovered deep complicity between local law enforcement and the Klan.