Protest Methods
Martin Luther King
Major Figures
Cesar Chavez
Everything Else
100

This is when workers stop showing up to work

Strike

100

MLK led a march to this city

Washington D.C.

100

She refused to go to the back of the bus

Rosa Parks

100

Name one of the two pieces of produce Chavez led boycotts of

Grapes and Lettuce

100

The American Indian Movement occupied this island

Alcatraz

200

This method of protest is when a protestor refuses to eat

Hunger Strike

200

In addition to being a civil rights leader, MLK's job was one of these 

Pastor/ Minister/ Reverend/ Religious Leader

200

He was in favor of self-defense and rejected non-violent protest

Malcolm X

200

Chavez led a march to this California city

Sacramento

200

This Supreme Court case banned segregation of schools

Brown v Board of Education 

300

MLK and Cesar Chavez both relied on these types of protests, the opposite of the kind Malcolm X supported

Non-violent

300

The last speech MLK ever gave was called 

I Have Been to the Mountaintop

300

The killing of this young boy lit a fire underneath the civil rights movement

Emmett Till

300

This politician was extremely supportive of Chavez

Robert (Bobby) Kennedy 

300

An uprising at this bar led to the first gay pride parade

The Stonewall Inn

400

This is when you refuse to buy a certain product until they change their ways

Boycott

400

Martin Luther King based his protests out of this Alabama city

Montgomery 

400

The four men who started the sit-ins at the Woolsworth grocery chain were called 

The Greensboro 4

400

Chavez's most high profile strike took place in this California city

Delano

400

She spoke out against an Equal Rights Amendment for women 

Phyllis Shlafly 

500

Workers protesting is more effective when they are members of one of these

Labor Unions

500

MLK was assassinated in this city

Memphis

500

He led the march from Selma to Montgomery

John Lewis

500

Cesar Chavez's hunger strike lasted this many days

25 days

500

This future president called Chavez's protests immoral

Ronald Reagan

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