Montgomery
Schools
Sit-Ins
Freedom Rides
Birmingham
100

Person who sat in the White section of a bus

Rosa Parks

100

School in Little Rock, Arkansas that was to be desegregated

Central High School

100

Store where the first sit-ins took place

Woolworths

100

Kinds of buses targeted in the Freedom Rides

Interstate buses

100

Name Martin Luther King gave to Birmingham

The most segregated city

200

Person chosen to be the leader of the Bus Boycott

Martin Luther King

200

Black person who attempted to enroll in the University of Mississippi

James Meredith

200

Type of place sit-ins were targeting

Lunchcounters 

200

Organization that planned the Freedom Rides

Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)

200

Organizer of the Birmingham protest along with Martin Luther King

Fred Shuttlesworth

300

Organization that organized the bus boycott

NAACP

300

Action taken by President Eisenhower as Black students tried to integrate Little Rock, Arkansas schools

He sent the National Guard to protect the students

300

First city in the South to integrate its public facilities

Nashville

300
Group that continued the Freedom Rides even after others dropped out due to violence

SNCC

300

Tools used by Bull Connor to target protesters

Dogs and fire hoses

400

Outcome of the bus boycott

Buses were desegregated

400

Response of the Arkansas Governor after a year of African Americans attending an all white school

He shut all the school down the next year

400

Woman who helped students organize

Ella Baker

400

State in which riders were attacked and the bus was firebombed

Alabama

400

Protesters used after others quit

Children

500

New organization formed after the bus boycott

Southern Christian Leadership Conference

500

Reaction by White students after a Black student enrolled in the University of Mississippi

The rioted

500

Organization formed after the sit-ins

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

500

Outcome of the Freedom Rides

Interstate Commerce Commission said that buses and terminals must integrate

500

Two main messages of the Letter From a Birmingham Jail

Moral to break an unjust law & justice delayed is justice denied

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