The "Other America"
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Civil Rights Victories
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People of the Civil Rights Movement
100

The development of the interstate highway system allowed middle-class families to live far away from cities in these new communities. (Not quite rural)

Suburbs

100

Four MAIN Causes of World War I

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

100

Brown v. Board of Education overturned the "separate but equal" precedent set by this 1896 court case.

Plessy v. Ferguson

100

The __________ government was required to send agents into the American South to uphold integration orders

Federal Government

100

He was the teenager who was accused of sexual assault in a Mississippi convenience store and brutally murdered.

Emmett Till

200

New educational opportunities after WWII allowed millions of men to enter these high-paying, professional desk jobs named for the formal attire they wore

White-Collar Jobs

200

Students organizing Sit-ins: SNCC

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

200

This law prohibited segregated facilities in any space open to the public and terminated funding to states that did not comply

Civil Rights Act of 1964

200

The Civil Rights Movement was broadened to a national audience when Martin Luther King Jr. gave his famous "I Have a Dream" Speech at this event.

The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom

200

This Civil Rights Leader initiated the Montgomery Bus Boycott by refusing to move a row back when a white passenger entered her bus.

Rosa Parks

300

The post-war economic boom coincided with this generation of babies, the first of which turn 80 years old this year.

Baby Boom (Boomers)

300

National organization to promote Civil Rights Causes: NAACP

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

300

This law prohibited poll taxes, literacy tests, or any other factor that infringed on the right to vote

Voting Rights Act of 1965

300

President Eisenhower set the precedent of using soldiers to uphold integration orders when he took control of Arkansas ________________.

National Guard

300

Martin Luther King Jr.'s Civil Rights philosophy revolved around the nonviolent breaking of unjust laws, known as this.

Civil Disobedience

400

This law gave WWII veterans low-interest loans and payments towards college tuition. No Bonus Army this time 'round!

G.I. Bill

400

Martin Luther King Jr.'s organization: SCLC

Southern Christian Leadership Council

400

This event, begun by Rosa Parks, resulted in a Supreme Court ruling that declared segregation on buses illegal

Montogmery Bus Boycott

400

These were the nonviolent protests in which students would attempt to be served at a lunch counter

Sit-ins

400

This Civil Rights leader initially supported Black nationalism, self-defense, and achieving Civil Rights through "any means necessary."

Malcolm X

500

1950s propaganda revolved around a husband with a high-paying job, a wife to attend to the house, and two small children, in the idea of this type of family. (No relation to the atomic bomb)

Nuclear Family

500

Organized the Freedom Rides: CORE

Congress on Racial Equality

500

This American President organized support for the Civil Rights Bill in Congress after Kennedy's assassination.

Lyndon B. Johnson

500

This group advocated for Black Power through armed self-defense against police brutality and social services to uplift Black communities.

Black Panther Party

500

He was the Governor of Alabama who stood in the doorway of the University of Alabama to resist integration.

George Wallace

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