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100
This man is a famous Civil Rights Leader and spoke the famous "I Have A Dream" speech.
Who is Martin Luther King Junior?
100
This movement lasted well over a year, and lost lots of money for Public Transportation.
What is The Montgomery Bus Boycotts?
100
This year marked the decision of Brown v. The Board of Education, and was one of the first years Civil Rights had broke ground in a while.
What is 1954?
100
This was the court case that desegregated schools.
What is Brown v. The Board of Education?
100
This is when groups of people are separated based on a feature of one group of people.
What is Segregation?
200
This person was arrested after refusing to give up their seat on a bus.
Who is Rosa Parks?
200
This form of protest started when 2 African-American students were refused service from a white waitress.
What is a Sit-In?
200
This is the year that the Civil Rights Act signed by Lyndon B. Johnson.
What is 1964?
200
This act was the act that finally outlawed job discrimination based on race.
What is The Civil Right Act of 1964?
200
This is the belief that one's race is superior in comparison to others.
What is Racism?
300
This man was one of the main defenders in Brown vs. The Board of Education, and later served as a Supreme Court Justice.
Who is Thurgood Marshall?
300
This campaign was a test of the newly desegregated public transportation decision made by the supreme court.
What is the freedom ride?
300
This year marked the arrest of a Civil Rights Activist and a new Boycott.
What is 1955?
300
This president was the first to actively enforce Civil Rights laws.
Who is John F. Kennedy?
300
This group is one of the most important groups that fought/fight for African American rights.
What is the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)?
400
This Supreme Court Justice was a big believer in Civil Rights, going so far as to meet with the other Justices to ensure a unanimous decision.
Who is Earl Warren?
400
This march ended with speeches from some important keynote speakers.
What is the March on Washington?
400
This year had the first sit-in protest.
What is 1960?
400
This court case made the police force recite to any arrested persons their 5th amendment rights.
What is Miranda v. Arizona?
400
This type of segregation is enforced by law and was common in the South.
What is de jure Segregation?
500
This man shot the alleged shooter of John F. Kennedy, John Wilkes Booth.
Who is Jack Ruby?
500
This event saw violent resistance from police against a protest by civil rights activists.
What is the Birmingham March?
500
This was the year that Martin Luther King was killed.
What is 1968?
500
This court case outlawed interstate bus segregation.
What is Browder v. Gayle?
500
These are rights that should be guaranteed by Governments.
What is Positive Rights?
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