Famous Figures
Key Events
Protests
Laws
Movement
100

Who was the spark of the Montgomery Bus Boycott?

Rosa Parks

100

Who started the Sit-In movement?

College Kids (Greensboro 4)

100

This 1961 campaign tested desegregation on interstate buses in the South.

Freedom Rides

100

This form of protest involves intentionally breaking unjust laws to highlight their unfairness, as famously practiced by activists like Martin Luther King Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi.

Civil Disobedience

100

Which athlete did we discuss that desegregated their leagues sport?

Jackie Robinson

200

He was the main leader of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC).

Martin Luther King Jr.

200

What did MLK do while he was in jail to keep the movement alive?

Wrote the Birmingham Letter

200

This protest aimed to desegregate public facilities in a major Alabama city. MLK was arrested.

Birmingham Campaign

200

This 1896 case upheld “separate but equal” laws

Plessy v Ferguson

200

Who was the president who supported the students during Little Rock 9?

Eisenhower

300

He promoted Black nationalism and was a spokesman for the Nation of Islam.

Malcolm X

300

This 1965 event is known as “Bloody Sunday.”

Selma

300

This 1963 event gathered over 200,000 people at the Lincoln Memorial.

March on Washington

300

This 1965 law ended literacy tests and other voting barriers.

Voting Rights Act of 1965

300

What university did Governor Wallace attempt to not allow for african american students to attend?

Alabama

400

He was the first African American Supreme Court Justice.

Thurgood Marshall

400

This boycott began after Rosa Parks' arrest and lasted over a year.

Montgomery Bus Boycott

400

This 1960 protest tactic involved sitting at segregated lunch counters.

Sit-Ins

400

This 1964 law banned segregation and discrimination in public places and employment.

Civil Rights Act of 1964

400

This group was known for using self-defense and patrolling police behavior

Black Panthers

500

This teenager’s murder in Mississippi helped spark the modern civil rights movement.

Emmett Till

500

This 1957 event involved federal troops escorting Black students to school

Little Rock 9

500

Who was the largest and most powerful civil rights organization throughout the civil rights era?

NAACP

500

This 1954 Supreme Court case ended legal school segregation.

Brown v. Board

500

Who was the president who's administration assisted in MLK being released from prison?

JFK

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