Across
- 3. a national protest group filled with students ready for change in the school systems
- 5. black protestors sat down at segregated lunch counters and wouldn't move until served
- 7. tax that had to be paid before qualifying to vote
- 8. planned to stage protests and demonstrations throughout south, King was the president of this
- 10. many blacks began registering to vote hoping to get national publicity and influence congress to pass voting rights act
- 11. a father sued the board of education of Topeka, Kansas because they would not accept his daughter in all white school four blocks away
- 12. Supreme Court ruled segregation legal as long as it follows the 14th Ammendment
Down
- 1. law that eliminated literacy tests and allowed federal examiners to register voters
- 2. ordained minister who was really good at making speeches and had a dream for his country and his race
- 4. a seamstress who took a seat in the "white" part of the bus and refused to move
- 6. laws made to separate rights of blacks and whites in public and private facilities
- 9. rode busses throughout the south, challenging illegal segregation at interstate terminals