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Segregation means to separate people by what?

Race HOME

What organization challenged laws about segregation in the 1950’s?

HOME NAACP

Who was the NAACP’s number one lawyer?

Thurgood Marshall HOME

Name the case in 1954 that the courts ruled that it was unconstitutional to separate children by race.

Home Brown vs. The Board of Education of Topeka, KS

Where did Rosa Parks refuse to change her seat on a bus?

Montgomery, Alabama Home

How many bus riders were African American?

75% Home

MLK Jr. encouraged ________ _______ resistance.

Non-violent Home

Who protested by sitting down at stores that practiced segregation?

High school and college students Home

Who stood in the University of Alabama doorway to keep African Americans from integrating the school?

Governor George Wallace Home

What was the group called that rode from Washington D.C. to New Orleans, LA to protest segregation?

Freedom Riders Home

What happened to the Freedom Riders in Mississippi and Alabama?

The were arrested in Mississippi and beaten and stoned in Alabama Home

Where did MLK Jr. speak and 200,000 people march with no violence happening?

Home Washington, D.C.

What song was sang at the march that became their anthem?

We Shall Overcome Home

What President got Congress to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964?

Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson Home

The NOW fought for equal rights for whom?

Women Home

Who was the first female Supreme Court Justice appointed?

Sandra Day O’Connor Home

Why did Hispanic American form unions?

For better wages Home

Who was the leader for Hispanic American Unions?

Cesar Chavez Home

Where did Puerto Rico face discrimination?

In the job search Home

What group did the government urge to leave the reservations to work in the cities?

Native Americans Home

Why did so many flee from Cuba in the 1960’s?

To get away from dictator Fidel Castro Home

What state university did Governor George Wallace stand in the doorway of to prevent it from being integrated?

University of Alabama Home

What happened to Rosa Parks when she refused to give up her seat on the bus?

She was arrested Home

What happened to MLK Jr. ?

He was assassinated in Memphis TN in 1968 Home

Where were the Freedom Riders supposed to end their ride?

New Orleans, LA Home