The Civil Rights Movement
Across
- 3. African American social movement in the late 1960s that advocated unity and self-reliance to address injustice
- 7. Head of SNCC; politician and civil rights activist; took part in sit-ins and major protests; Later became a rep for Georgia
- 8. de facto laws that prohibited Black Americans from exercising political and social rights
- 10. Where MLK gave his "I Have a Dream"
- 11. To no longer use a service or buy a good, as a form of protest
- 18. MLK was known for leading this form of protest
- 20. Civil rights leader who was once associated with the Nation of Islam
- 22. First Black Supreme Court Justice
- 24. group inspired by Malcolm X; more militant, but focused on community-building
Down
- 1. President that began to create new civil rights bill, but was assassinated
- 2. City in which MLK was assassinated
- 4. Claudette _____________, who refused to give up her seat on a bus in March 1955.
- 5. Group of students who tried to go to class at Central High School in Little Rock, AR
- 6. Doctrine that allowed racial segregation of public facilities
- 7. President who was able to pass a Civil Rights Act
- 9. Term for when Black students asked for service at segregated lunch counters and participated in peaceful protests
- 12. What city was considered the most "segregated city in America"?
- 13. What is the short name for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People?
- 14. Challenged segregation on interstate buses; participants included Black and white students
- 15. An attempt to kill a bill by having a group of senators taking turns speaking so that a vote cannot take place
- 16. Woman who kicked off the Montgomery Bus Boycott
- 17. Student organization formed by Ella Baker
- 19. "_____ Overcome" (anthem of the Civil Rights movement)
- 21. March that ended with violence from state troopers on Bloody Sunday. Had been protesting the death of a voting rights activist
- 23. ___________ v. Board of Education: Supreme Court Case that overturned Plessy v. Ferguson
- 25. MLK won this in 1964