Civil Rights Revolution TCI 44.. Brown V. Board of Education said segregation in public school is unconstitutional. African Americans were ready to take.

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Civil Rights Revolution TCI 44.

Brown V. Board of Education said segregation in public school is unconstitutional. African Americans were ready to take risks to stand up to unfair laws. What type of risks were they willing to take?

TRUE OR FALSE On the first day of a bus boycott to protest segregation in Montgomery, Alabama, 90% of the city’s African American riders stayed off the buses

TRUE OR FALSE Between 1957 and 1968, Martin Luther King Jr. traveled more than 6 million miles to lead demonstrations and speak out against racial discrimination.

TRUE OR FALSE On the first day of desegregation at Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, 9 African Americans students faced an angry mob numbering about 1,000 people.

TRUE OR FALSE After college students staged a “sit-in” at an all white lunch counter in North Carolina to protest segregation, almost10similar sit-ins were held in 7 states within a year.

TRUE OR FALSE Children, if they were at least 10 years old, were arrested when demonstrating against segregation in Birmingham, Alabama

TRUE OR FALSE Nearly 1,000 people traveled from around the country to Washington, D.C., to participate in a 1963 demonstration protesting racial discrimination.

TRUE OR FALSE In the summer of 1964 in Mississippi, nearly 10 black homes were firebombed and almost 20 demonstrators were beaten.

Montgomery Bus Boycott

Bring the Bus Segregation to Life

Become your Character Review your notes Review chapter 44 Section 2 Think about what will your character think, feel and do

Montgomery Bus Boycott

Integration of Central High School 1957

Lunch Counter Sit Ins 1960

Bring the Sit Ins to life

Become your Character Review your notes Review chapter 44 Section 4 Think about what will your character think, feel and do

How it went down

Sit Ins 1960

Freedom Rides 1961

Birmingham Campaign 1963 “Keep your Eyes on the Prize..”

Birmingham Campaign 1963

“Bomb”ingham Police Chief Bull Connor used dogs and high powered hoses to stopped peaceful protestors.

“Bomb”ingham (16 th St. Church Bombing”

March on Washington 1963

Bring the March on Washington to Life

Become your Character Review your notes Review chapter 44 Section 6 Think about what will your character think, feel and do

March on Washington

I Have a Dream!

Civil Rights Act of 1964

Voting Rights Act 1965

SELMA

Voting Rights Act of 1965