Vocab
Who was actively involved in the civil rights movement' including: the SCLC, founding of SNCC, and involved in planning the Freedom Rides?
Diane Nash
What happened on April 5th?
Partial Integration was sugested/proposed.
Addressed more than 1,000 students at the University Chapel?
Dr. Stephen J. Wright
What does CORE stand for?
Congress of Racial Equality
What was the name of the group they formed in Nashville?
The Nashville Student Movement
Who was the leader of the Indian Independence movement in mid 20th century? He is known for his nonviolent protests.
Gandhi
When was Looby's house bombed?
April 19, 1960
Who drew more attention during the Sit-In at McClellans? Why?
Paul Laprad, because he was white.
What does F.O.R stand for?
Fellowship of Reconciliation
What is Selective Collective Buying Campaigning?
When the Black community began boycotting downtown stores
Series of political protests against segregation by blacks and whites who rode buses together through the American South in 1961?
Freedom Rides
When was John's first arrest?
February 27th 1960.
Who organized the SCLC at Shaw University in Raeleigh?
Ella Baker
What does NAACP stand for?
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
The police were absent during the beatings of the sit-ins. Is the previous statement true or false?
It is true
Who wrote an essay that influenced Gandhi as well as King?
Thoreau
When did "test sit-ins" start?
November 28, 1959.
White minister who was ran out of Oxford Mississippi for playing ping-pong with a black man
Who is Will Campbell?
What does SNCC stand for?
The Student Non-Violent Committee.
What did the protesters sing while were being arrested?
"We shall overcome someday"
The separation of people based on racial, ethnic, or other differences between people?
Segregation
When did Sit-Ins begin?
February 7th
Who was the lead attorney and first Black man on Nashville’s City Council in 40 years?
Z. Alexander Looby
What does SCLC stand for?
The Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Name at least three Do's and Dont's on the nonviolence list that John distributed.
Dont's- Strike back or curse if abused, laugh out, hold conversations with floor walker, leave your seat until your leader has given you permission to do so, block entrances to stores outside or the aisles inside
Do's- Show yourself friendly and courteous at all times, sit straight, always face the counter, report all serious incidents to your leader, refer information seekers to your leader in a polite manner, remember the teachings of Jesus Christ, Mahatma Gandhi and MLK.