Vocabulary
Leaders/People
Forms of Protest
Events
Laws/Court Cases
100
A feeling of unity
What is Solidarity?
100
I refused to give up my seat on a bus to white man and was arrested
Who is Rosa Parks
100
The act of refusing to leave a place that will not serve you
What is a sit-in?
100
Malcolm X gave a speech that offered two options.
What is the Ballot or the Bullet?
100
A set of laws created by various states the segregated Africans Americans
What is the Jim Crow Laws?
200
A group working together toward a common goal or out come
What is movement?
200
I was a member of the Nation of Islam at the start of the Civil Rights Movement
Who is Malcolm X?
200
Becoming violent in order to prove a point or get results, or doing whatever it takes
What is a riot?
200
This event happened so that adults would not be arrested and potentially lose their jobs?
What is the Children's March?
200
The court case the made the segregation of schools illegal.
What is Brown vs the Board of Education?
300
the act of action of someone or something being set apart
What is segregation
300
Ghandi was one of my main influences throughout the Civil Rights Movement
Who is Martin Luther King Jr.?
300
Refusing to use a good or service in order to create change
What is a boycott
300
This event changed one Civil Rights leader's methods and beliefs.
What is Malcolm X's pilgrimage to Mecca?
300
A landmark piece of federal legislation in the United States that prohibits discrimination in voting.
What is the Voting Rights Act of 1965?
400
an act or instance of combining a racial, religious or ethnic group
What is integration?
400
I signed the Civil Rights Act
Who is LBJ?
400
Martin Luther King Jr. begged for his followers to act in a certain kind of protest.
What is non-violent?
400
February 21, 1965
What is the day Malcolm X was killed?
400
Was one of the reconstruction amendments that followed the Dred Scott case.
What is the 14th Amendment?
500
A form of government that is run by the people; usually through elected officials.
What is democracy?
500
A fictional character who represented a stereotypical black male. This character also became the name of a set of laws.
Who Jim Crow
500
A March that ended quickly after violence broke out and people began looting stores
What is the March in Memphis?
500
April 4, 1968
What is the day Martin Luther King Jr. was shot
500
The court case that faced the question of whether or not slaves were American citizens.
What is Dred Scott vs Stanford Double Jeopardy! What was the decision in this case?
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