Civil Rights leaders
Civil Rights Events
Virginia Leaders
Civil Rights Vocabulary
Cause & Effect
100

Who was a championship tennis player who spoke out for social change?

What is Arthur R Ashe Jr?

100

In this 1954 Supreme Court case, the Court ruled that segregated schools were unconstitutional.

What is Brown v. Board of Education?

100

This Virginia governor promoted racial equality and appointed more women to government positions.

Who is A. Linwood Holton Jr.?

100

This word means keeping races separated in public places like schools and restaurants.

What is segregation?


100

This happened to some Virginia schools when leaders tried to avoid desegregation.

What is schools closing?

200

Who was a lawyer and civil rights leader who worked for equal rights for African Americans and played a key role in the Brown v. Board of Education decision?

What is Oliver W. Hill

200

This student led a strike at her segregated high school in Farmville in 1951.

Who is Barbara Johns?

200

This political leader led Virginia’s Massive Resistance movement.

Who is Harry F. Byrd, Sr.?

200

This word means ending segregation and allowing people of all races to attend school together.

What is desegregation?

200

Brown v. Board of Education caused schools to do this.

What is desegregate?

300

Who was the African American woman that became the first woman bank president in the United States?

Who is Maggie L. Walker?

300

This policy in Virginia tried to stop schools from integrating after the Brown decision.

What is Massive Resistance?

300

This civil rights lawyer was the NAACP’s lead attorney in Virginia.

Who is Oliver W. Hill?


300

This term refers to the rights that guarantee equality and freedom under the law.

What are civil rights?

300

Peaceful protests during the Civil Rights Movement helped bring about this.

What is greater equality / civil rights changes?

400

This civil rights leader served as principal of Tuskegee Institute and worked to improve opportunities for African Americans.

Who is Robert Russa Moton?


400

These peaceful protests involved people sitting at segregated lunch counters and refusing to leave.

What are sit-ins?

400

This civil rights lawyer led a sit-in protest at a library in Alexandria.

Who is Samuel Wilbert Tucker?

400

This describes schools where students of different races learn together.

What are integrated schools?

400

Low crop prices in the early 1900s caused this change in Virginia.

What is agriculture changing?

500

This Virginian became the first African American elected governor in the United States.

Who is L. Douglas Wilder?

500

This form of protest involved large groups of people walking together peacefully to demand civil rights.

What are peaceful marches?

500

This athlete used his success in sports to speak out against racism and inequality.

Who is Arthur Ashe?

500

This Supreme Court decision declared that “separate but equal” schools were unconstitutional.

What is Brown v. Board of Education?

500

Massive Resistance failed because it went against this country’s Constitution.

What is the United States Constitution?

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