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2. Leader of SCLC that preached non-violent resistance

3. Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.

4. Her arrest led to a bus boycott

5. Rosa Parks

6. President who sent troops to protect the Little Rock 9

7. Dwight D. Eisenhower

8. Governor of Alabama who openly opposed desegregation

9. George Wallace

10. Opened the door for other African-Americans to attend state universities in the South

11. James Meredith

12. The first southern city to desegregate public schools

13. Little Rock, Arkansas

14. Children were used in this city to protest segregation

15. Birmingham, Alabama

16. The protests in this city led to the Voting Rights Act of 1965

17. Selma, Alabama

18. This state required you to re-state a state Constitutional Amendment to register to vote

19. Mississippi

20. This is the town where 3 “Freedom Summer” volunteers were kidnapped and murdered.

21. Philadelphia, Mississippi

22. The purpose of this campaign was to register African-American voters

23. “Freedom Summer”

24. SNCC used this method to integrate lunch counters in the South

25. Sit-ins

26. SCLC stands for…

27. Southern Christian Leadership Conference

28. SNCC stands for…

29. Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee

30. This movement called for racial pride from African-Americans

31. Black Power

32. This law prohibits discrimination in employment on the basis of race

33. Civil Rights Act of 1964

34. This court case called for the desegregation of public schools

35. Brown v. Topeka Board of Education

36. This Supreme Court case established the concept of “separate but equal”

37. Plessy v. Ferguson

38. This law dramatically increased African-American voting registration in the South

39. Voting Rights Act of 1965

40. This president signed both the major voter-rights acts of the 1960’s

41. Lyndon Baines Johnson

43. Emmet Till

45. Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.

47. Rosa Parks

49. John F. Kennedy

51. Malcolm X