Civil Rights Leaders
Laws & Programs
Court Cases
Reform Movements
Vocabulary
100

Who believed in nonviolence and gave the “I Have a Dream” speech?
 

 Martin Luther King Jr.


100

What 1964 law banned discrimination in public places and jobs?

Civil Rights Act of 1964

100

What case ruled school segregation unconstitutional?

Brown v. Board of Education

100

What group protested at Alcatraz to demand treaty enforcement?

American Indian Movement

100

Define “Civil Disobedience"

Peacefully breaking unjust laws to protest them

200

Who sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott by refusing to give up her seat?

Rosa Parks

200

What law provides health insurance to seniors?

Medicare

200

What case said students have free speech in school?

Tinker v. Des Moines

200

What riot in 1969 launched the LGBTQ+ rights movement?

Stonewall Riots

200

Define “Precedent.”

A legal ruling that future cases must follow

300

Who led farmworker protests and co-founded the UFW?

Cesar Chavez

300

What law provides health care for low-income Americans?

Medicaid

300

What case established that police must inform suspects of their rights?

Miranda v. Arizona

300

What law laid the foundation for disability access in 1990?

Stonewall Riots

300

“Desegregation.”

Ending racial separation by law

400

What was Malcolm X’s early criticism of the Civil Rights Movement?

It was too nonviolent

400

What movement did Title IX support?

Women’s rights

400

Which case involved symbolic protest with armbands?

Tinker v. Des Moines

400

What was one goal of the women’s rights movement in the 1970s?

Equal pay / education equality

400

“Miranda Rights”?

The rights police must inform people of when arrested

500

Who was the NAACP lawyer in Brown v. Board and later a Supreme Court Justice?

Thurgood Marshall

500

What president launched the Great Society?

Lyndon B. Johnson

500

What case gave rise to the term “Miranda Rights”?

Miranda v. Arizona

500

What tactic did the farmworker movement use to demand better conditions?

Boycotts and strikes

500

Define “The Great Society.”

A set of programs to fight poverty and injustice