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2. First organized civil rights movement

3. Montgomery Bus Boycott

4. First Group to Test desegregation of public schools

5. Little Rock Nine

6. Group who went to see that desegregation laws were enforced in the South

7. Freedom Riders

8. Group advocated “Black Power” and community development

9. Black Panthers

10. SNCC

11. Students Non-Violence Coordinating Committee

12. SCLC

13. Southern Christian Leadership Conference

14. CORE

15. Congress of Racial Equality

16. This organization determined white racism was the cause of urban violence

17. Kerner Commission

18. Banned Poll Taxes in U.S.

19. 24 Amendment

20. Act prohibited discrimination because of race, religion, national origin, and gender

21. Civil Rights Act of 1964

22. Eliminated literacy tests for voting

23. Voting Rights Act of 1965

24. Segregation that exists by practice or custom

25. De facto segregation

26. Leader of the March on Washington

27. Martin Luther King Jr.

28. Leader of Nation of Islam

29. Malcolm X

30. Leader of SNCC

31. Stokely Carmichael

32. Huey Newton and Bobby Seale founded this political party

33. Black Panthers

34. Air Force veteren who won court case to allow him to enroll in the University of Mississippi

35. James Meredith

36. Designed to help equalize education and work opportunities

37. Affirmative Action

38. Program named by LBJ to raise up people from poverty

39. Great Society

40. This Act ended housing discrimination

41. Civil Rights Act of 1968

42. Lawyer who defends Brown v Bd of Education, later becomes first black Supreme Court Judge

43. Thurgood Marshall

44. Affirmed the legality of Racial Segregation

45. Plessy v. Ferguson

46. This organization put Economic pressure on segregated bussing in Montgomery Alabama

47. Montgomery Improvement Association

48. Supporter of Civil Rights, he was assassinated 2 months after MLK

49. Bobby Kennedy

50. Plessy v Ferguson established the legality of this policy of segregation

51. De jure Segregation