2nd Semester Final Review

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Across
  1. 4. One of the first African American students at the University of Georgia.
  2. 9. Economic activity involving travel for pleasure and business; brings revenue from visitors.
  3. 11. SNCC founder, civil rights leader, longtime U.S. Congressman.
  4. 13. Peace deal between Egypt and Israel brokered by President Carter.
  5. 14. Civil rights leader, U.S. Congressman, UN Ambassador, and Atlanta mayor.
  6. 15. Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty to reduce U.S.-USSR nuclear weapons.
  7. 17. Educator and mentor to MLK Jr.; president of Morehouse College.
  8. 18. First African American Atlanta mayor; expanded airport, improved minority hiring.
  9. 19. Legal dispute between parties seeking compensation or action.
  10. 20. 1963 rally where MLK gave “I Have a Dream” speech.
  11. 21. Nation’s oldest civil rights group; fights racial injustice through legal means.
Down
  1. 1. MLK-led civil rights group promoting nonviolent protest.
  2. 2. Young activists’ group involved in sit-ins and Freedom Rides.
  3. 3. Georgia segregationist governor who opposed civil rights changes.
  4. 5. 1896 Supreme Court case upholding segregation under “separate but equal.”
  5. 6. Major U.S. seaport crucial to Georgia’s international trade.
  6. 7. Sector producing and distributing movies and TV shows; Georgia is a major hub.
  7. 8. 39th U.S. President; Camp David Accords, Iran Hostage Crisis, Nobel Peace Prize.
  8. 10. Landmark 1954 Supreme Court case ending school segregation.
  9. 12. Symbol added to Georgia’s flag in 1956 to oppose desegregation.
  10. 16. 1979 event where 52 Americans were held hostage in Iran for over a year.