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5. People 2 Civil Rights 2 US Capitols 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Civil RightsPeople

6. Martin Luther King

7. Led the civil rights movement in the United States

8. Rosa Parks

9. Refused to give up her seat to a white man on a bus

10. Malcolm X

11. Believed in violence for change

12. Medgar Evers

13. Was in the army and later joined the NAACP to fight for Civil rights

14. Emmett Till

15. 14 year old boy killed for flirting with a white girl

16. Ralph Abernathy

17. Took over the SCLC and helped MLK organize the Montgomery Bus Boycott

18. Gandhi

19. Inspired MLK to use nonviolent methods

20. Black Panthers

21. An organization first started to help stop police brutality

22. Stokely Carmichael

23. Was a leader of the Black Panthers but left after whites were let into the organization

24. Bull Conner

25. Used firehoses and police dogs against peaceful Protesters

26. What were Jim Crow Laws?

27. A system of laws and other things that placed African- Americans below whites in every part of life

28. What is segregation?

29. Keeping blacks and whites seperate

30. Which court case in 1896 created “separate but equal”?

31. Plessy v. Ferguson

32. Which court case overturned “separate but equal”?

33. Brown v. Board of Education

34. How did President Lyndon Johnson have an impact on the civil rights movement?

35. Helped to pass two major civil rights laws, the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act

36. How did President John F. Kennedy impact the civil rights movement?

37. He tried to pass civil rights laws, but was killed before he could pass them

38. Describe the importance of the 1964 Civil Rights Act

39. This law stopped segregation in all public facilities, and employment discrimination

40. What leader thought that using violent methods was sometimes the best idea?

41. Malcolm X

42. Describe a sit-in

43. Black college students would not leave a restaurant until they were served

44. Place the following events in the order they occurred: Brown v. Board of Education Plessy v. Ferguson Civil Rights Act

45. Plessy v. Ferguson Brown v. Board of Education Civil Rights Act

46. Name the capitol of this state

47. Phoenix

48. Name the capitol of this state

49. Sante Fe

50. Name the capitol of this state

51. Denver

52. Name the capitol of this state

53. Austin

54. Name the capitol of this state

55. Sacramento

56. Make your wager

57. Who was Adam Smith?

58. Adam Smith studied how capitalism works and believed people would work for their own self-interests