Civil Rights Organizations
The CRM and the Federal Government
Successes and Failures of the CRM
Black Power
Miskillaneous
100

MLK's Organization

Southern Christian Leadership Conference 

100

Brown v. Board overturned 

Plessy v. Ferguson

100

Generally considered the two most important pieces of federal legislation to come from the CRM

The Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act

100

Affirmation of black pride and identity, often characterized as assertive 

Black Power

100

Spokesperson for the NOI until 1964

Malcolm X

200

Resulted from the Greensboro Sit Ins

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

200

Test case for Brown v. Board at the K-12 level

Little Rock

200

Event that helped produced MLK's famous letter from jail

Birmingham Movement/Demonstrations

200

Considered to be the founder of Black Power 

Malcolm X
200

What year did the Civil Rights Movement end?

1965......

or 1968?!!

Either is acceptable 

300

Organization that brought the lawsuit that led to Brown v. Board 

NAACP

300

Event that pushed LBJ and Congress to pass the Voting Rights Act 

Selma March

300

Ultimately, this president proved to be more supportive of Civil Rights legislation that his predecessors 

Lyndon Baines Johnson 

300

Two CR activist groups that became institutional expressions of Black Power

SNCC and CORE

300

Action meant to test a Supreme Court case that desegregated bus travel between states 

Freedom Rides

400

Youth wing of the NAACP, organized the Freedom Rides

CORE

400

Freedom Rides pushed the federal government to enforce this Supreme Court decision

Morgan v. Virginia 

400

The VRA allowed more black people in the South to register to vote. What previous attempt before the VRA was unsuccessful in doing this?

The Mississippi Freedom Summer 

400

Militant organization that also provided medical care and organized schools, associated with Black Power 

Black Panthers

400
Place in the correct order 


1. Passage of CRA

2. Passage of VRA

3. Brown v. Board

4. March on Washington

5. Selma March

6. Montgomery Bus Boycotts

1. Brown v. Board

2. Montgomery Bus Boycotts

3. March on Washington

4. Passage of CRA

5. Selma March

6. Passage of VRA 


500

Most prominent Mexican-American Civil Rights organization

League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) 

500

The Civil Rights Act created this federal agency to prohibit segregation in hiring

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 

500

Why MLK in Memphis in 1968, where he was assassinated? 

Supporting a sanitation workers strike 

500

Leader of a youth oriented Civil Rights organization who became a proponent of Black Power 

Stokely Carmichael

500

Name of a gay, communist affiliated Civil Rights activist that helped to organize the Montgomery Bus Boycotts and the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom

Bayard Rustin