Question

The Civil Rights Act of 1968 meant ________. Select all that apply.

a) Any person could not be forced out of any restaurant because of their ethnicity.
b) You have to be able to sign your name in order to vote
c) no longer can you be denied the right to vote if you cannot read this sentence
d) Jewish and Polish people can stay in any hotel in the United States
e) if you are Hispanic, you can rent or by any home that you financially qualify for

Answer 1

d) Jewish and Polish people can stay in any hotel in the United States

e) if you are Hispanic, you can rent or by any home that you financially qualify for

Step-by-step explanation:

Civil Rights Act of 1968 is called Fair Housing Act. It was a federal legislation for protecting the families and individuals from discrimination in the matters of sale, rental, financing and advertising etc. This act was amended in 1988 and prohibited discrimination on basis of religion, sec, family status and national origin. It was presented to congress in 1966 for addressing the issues of racial discrimination in renting and sales of housing, but it failed to get the support. Martin Luther King, Jr supported it. And after his death President Johnson got it passes by the congress as a memorial for King.

Answer 2

D & E. The Civil Rights Act of 1968 involved housing and race. It is commonly called the Fair Housing Act. Both of those have to do with housing of some sort I'm pretty sure.