The murder of this young man in Mississippi in the summer of 1955 was a major rallying point for the Civil Rights movement inspiring people like Rosa Parks
Who was Emmett Till?
this early SCOTUS case made segregation LEGAL by establishing "separate but equal"
Plessy V Ferguson
What is it called when to keep separate?
Segregation
Refused to give up her seat to a white man on a Mongomery, AL bus
Rosa Parks
This Amendment made slavery illegal in the USA
What is the 13th Amendment
These types of laws were the first post-reconstruction passed to limit the rights of blacks and included setting curfews, making unemployment illegal, and restricting travel.
What were "black codes"
Originator of its rallying slogan, “Black power.
Stokely Carmichael
Brown V Board of Education (of Topeka, KS)
What is it called to be brought together?
Integration
Young people who went to segregated lunch counters participated in what became known as
Sit-ins
Amendment that states voting cannot be denied based on race
15th Amendment
Sets of mainly southern laws that legalized racial segregation
Jim Crow Laws
American labor leader and founder of the United Farm Workers labor union
Cesar Chavez
He was the civil rights lawyer who successfully argued Brown v Board of Education before the Supreme Court then went on to become the first African American Supreme Court Justice from 1968 and served until his retirement in 1991.
Who was Thurgood Marshall
Group that formed initially to provide armed protection for blacks during civil rights rallies
What was the Black Panthers
Rosa Parks arrest led to a 1 year boycott of what form of public transportation
Bus Boycott
This Civil Rights Act was passed to end all segregation-YEAR?
1964
This type of segregation was written as laws and most often used in the south
Dejure
He started his civil rights career as a radical muslim but softened his stance and was assassinated by the NOI
Malcom X
Supreme Court Case that made interracial marriages legal
Loving v Virginia
Stokely Carmichael coined the term associated with this image

What is "Black Power"
The attempt to register black Mississippians to vote in the summer of 1964 is referred to as
Freedom Summer
Civil Rights Act that made it illegal for states to interfere in voting rights--YEAR
1965
This type of segregation laws were implied/unwritten and most often used up north
defacto
Civil Rights leader best known for use of Civil Disobedience, I Have a Dream speech, Letter from Birmingham Jail, Selma marches, etc
Dr. Martin Luther King JR
Promoted by Ghandi, King and others--The belief that it can be justified to break UNFAIR laws is known as "Civil ________"
Disobedience
The young people who rode integrated buses through the south and were often attacked or arrested became known as
Freedom Riders
Civil Rights Act (YEAR) that made housing discrimination illegal
1968
This letter from southern legislators said southern states should not integrate
Southern manifesto