Cold War & Civil Rights
Education and Violence
Montgomery Bus Boycott
Protest Movements
Major Events of the movement
100

This program created by Truman in 1947 checked government employees for loyalty to the United States.

Loyalty Program

100

This 1954 Supreme Court case ruled school segregation unconstitutional.

Brown V Board of Education

100

This woman’s arrest sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

Rosa Parks

100

These protests involved students going to segregated lunch counters.

Sit-ins

100

These nine students integrated Central High School in 1957.

Little Rock Nine

200

This 1940s–1991 conflict between the U.S. and Soviet Union caused fear of communism in America.

Cold War

200

he Court ruled segregation violated this constitutional amendment.

14th Amendment 

200

The boycott lasted about this long.

13 months

200

This organization formed in 1960 and focused on student activism and voter registration.

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Commitee (SNCC)

200

About this many people attended the 1963 March on Washington.

250,000

300

Civil rights organizations were sometimes accused of supporting this political ideology during the Cold War.

Communism

300

This 14-year-old’s 1955 murder shocked the nation and exposed the brutality of Jim Crow.

Emmitt Till

300

This court case ruled bus segregation unconstitutional in 1956.

Browder V Gayle 

300

These bus protests in 1961 challenged segregation in interstate travel facilities.

Freedom Rides

300

This famous speech was delivered by King at the March on Washington.

"I Have a Dream"
400

This civil rights leader was questioned by Congress and had his passport revoked for years.

W.E.B. Du Bois

400

Emmett Till’s mother chose this type of funeral to show the violence done to her son

Open Casket Funeral

400

Protesters used what 3 travel methods to avoid segregated buses.

Carpools, walking, hitch-hiking

400

This tactic, promoted by Martin Luther King Jr.

Peaceful protest

400

This president eventually sent federal troops to enforce school integration in Little Rock.

President Eisenhower

500

This international military alliance was formed by the U.S. and allies to oppose Soviet influence.

North Atlatic Treaty Organization (N.A.T.O.)

500

After Brown v. Board, many areas responded with this type of reaction against Black Americans.

Violence

500

This young minister became the main leader of the boycott.

Martin Luther King Jr. 

500

Define passive resistance

Peaceful protests

500

What was the "Letter from Birmingham Jail" critizing? 

The lack of action for more tham 340 years of fighting for equal rights

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