Across
- 2. Due to the Voting Rights Act of _____, southern black voter registration rose from 7% to 67%
- 3. MLKJ most famous speech "I Have a ______"
- 6. Civil Rights Act of _____, congress passed a law forbidding racial discrimination in public settings
- 8. Famous letter by MLKJ was written in this jail cell
- 13. 9 African american students attended an all white school in this town
- 14. served as a NAACP lawyer in the Brown vs Board court case
- 18. How many girls were killed in the 16th street Baptist Church Bombing?
- 20. Refused to give up her bus seat to a white man
- 21. this amendment granted ex-slaves citizenship
- 23. Deliberately breaking the law while accepting the consequences
- 26. Person responsible for the death of MLKJ
- 27. MLKJ used these methods in leading movements
- 29. African Americans began bus ______ to fight for the desegregation of buses
- 30. This committee organized the sit-in protests in Greensboro
- 31. Organization that fought for the rights of African Americans
Down
- 1. This executive order integrated the armed forces
- 4. Favoring those who tend to suffer from discrimination
- 5. This amendment removed poll tax that kept blacks from voting
- 7. These law were state and local laws enforcing racial segregation
- 9. 14 year old killed for flirting with a cashier
- 10. How many students were murdered in the Mississippi Freedom Summer?
- 11. main leader in the Civil Rights Movement
- 12. Organized freedom rides with the help CORE
- 15. separation of races
- 16. This supreme court case ruled that segregation in public schools was unconstitutional
- 17. White supremacist group that violently opposed civil rights
- 19. Governor of Arkansas that ordered the National Guard to escort the 9 students into the Little Rock school
- 22. 54-mile march from Selma to Montgomery, AL. that resulted in many injuries
- 24. Leader of the Mississippi NAACP who was shot the same night Kennedy gave his speech
- 25. Opposite of MLKJ; he used violent actions in a fight for racial distinctiveness
- 28. founded by a group of civil rights advocates, this program marked the beginning of a mass movement for civil rights
