Across
- 3. Landmark decision by U.S. Supreme Court that ruled segregation in school to be unconstitutional
- 5. The separation of people based on differences (racial segregation)
- 8. Peaceful resistance to government strategy that civil rights activists practiced
- 9. Form of protest where groups of people would remain seated for a long period of time in a public place.
- 10. To free any law or practice requiring isolation of a race
- 12. Civil Rights leader that refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger
- 13. Civil Rights leader that is most famous for his, ‘I Have a Dream’ speech. He received a Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.
- 14. Difficult tests on ability to read and knowledge of government that were facilitated for white children.
- 15. Examples of these laws include the segregation of schools, places, transportation, restrooms, restaurants, and drinking fountains.
Down
- 1. A secret society made after the Civil War that advocates white supremacy; a hate group
- 2. Fair treatment
- 4. The act of refusing to deal with someone to show disapproval
- 6. Rights The rights of personal liberty promised by the Constitution
- 7. Laws and law creation
- 11. The act of treating someone differently because of the color of their skin