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- 2. President of the United States who signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
- 4. City where Bull Connor called out the use of police dogs, fire hoses, and cattle prods to stop demonstrations.
- 5. The city where Dr. King was murdered.
- 7. One of the most prominent members of Civil Rights Movement, led the Selma March
- 12. He was a young man from Chicago who's lynching in Mississippi sparked national interest in racial problems in the South.
- 14. Wife of slain Civil Rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
- 17. This demonstration was held to show support for the passing of the Civil Rights Bill.
- 18. The result of the ruling in the Plessy v. Ferguson case.
- 20. He was president at the time of the March on Washington
- 22. Dean at Howard University who aimed to create top notch lawyers for the movement, helped train Thurgood Marshall
- 24. The protests of the segregation of interstate busing.
- 26. Leader of the independence movement in India that paved the way for the Civil Rights Movement.
- 27. Militant style political group that was founded in 1966.
- 28. City in the South that erupted in violence after a march for voting rights was met by violence from the police.
- 29. Strong speaker on the topic of Black Separatism and the Nation of Islam.
- 30. The response to the arrest of a black man who died in police custody, violence erupted in this neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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- 1. The reaction to the civil disobedience of Rosa Parks.
- 3. The protest of the segregated lunch counters.
- 6. Civil Rights group head by Dr. Martin Luther King.
- 8. City in the South where the enrollment of 9 black teenagers led to the calling out of the National Guard to block them out of the school.
- 9. The breaking of a law because you feel it is unjust.
- 10. Amendment that was basis for many civil rights court decisions
- 11. Laws that segregated the South.
- 13. Supreme Court Case that overturned "Separate But Equal".
- 15. Attorney who won the Brown v. Board case and went on to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court.
- 16. One of the defining moments of the movement was when she refused to get up from her seat on the bus.
- 19. First African American to play in the National League in baseball.
- 21. The man accused and convicted of the death of Martin Luther King Jr.
- 23. Founded in 1942, the Congress of Racial Equality.
- 25. The legal organization that would take up Civil Rights cases and take them to court.
