Civil Rights Vocabulary
Civil Rights Activists
Civil Rights Events
Civil Rights Laws
Civil Rights Organisations
100
The condition in which everyone has the same rights -- is the definition for what word?

Equality

100

Name a Civil Rights Activist 

John Lewis, MLK, Malcolm X, Philip Randolph, Rosa Parks etc 

100

In what city did the Freedom Riders depart from on May 4th, 1961?

Washington, D.C.

100

What were "separate but equal" laws in the South called?

Jim Crow laws

100

What is the "nickname" for Congress of Racial Equality?

CORE

200

To keep apart on basis of group differences, such as race -- is the definition of what word?

Segregation

200

While not entirely against it, this Civil Rights leader was skeptical of non violent tactics. 

Malcolm X

200

List 3 different tactics black and white activists used to fight for Civil Rights?

Protests, marches, sit-ins, boycotts, demonstrations, and legal action.

200

 Name two voter suppression laws that existed in the south. 

Grandfather clause, Literacy Test, Poll Tax, Ext.

200

Ella Baker was a part of what organization that trained students on how to be nonviolence activists?

SNCC or Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

300

When segregation is not the law, but is still occurring.

De Facto Segregation

300

She refused to give up her bus seat to a white man in Montgomery, Alabama and was later arrested, for standing up for her rights. She is also known as "the First Lady or Mother of Civil Rights". Who is this activist?

Rosa Parks

300

This civil rights campaign gained national attention after photos of police brutality were shown on the news.

Birmingham Campaign

300

This amendment got rid of poll taxes.

24th Amendment

300

Martin Luther King, Jr's organization

Southern Christian Leadership Conference

400

Legal, social, and economic rights that guarantee freedom and equality for all citizens are called what?

Civil Rights
400

One of the planners of the March on Washington, this individual did not receive credit due being gay and his former communist beliefs.

Bayard Rustin

400

This group of 9 students needed military escort in order to attend their desegregated school.

Little Rock 9

400

This law made voting suppression tactics, such as literacy tests, illegal. 

Voting Rights Act of 1965

400

What does NAACP stand for?

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

500

The idea that white institutions would not be helpful to the Black community, and that new institutions would need to be created specifically for Black individuals. 

Black Separatism

500

This SNCC activist's name is currently attached to a bill to protect voting rights.

John Lewis

500

This march for voters rights in the deep south started with less people then it finished with.

Selma

500

What law finally stopped de jure discrimination against race, color, religion, gender, and national origin?

The Civil Rights Act of 1964

500

These two civil rights organizations were considered more extreme then the others.

Nation of Islam, Black Panther Party