IB Civil Rights Movement Important Terms

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Across
  1. 1. Strategy designed to force change without physical violence
  2. 6. Law that attacked segregation in public and private spaces
  3. 8. President who enforced desegregation despite personal hesitation
  4. 14. Demonstration designed to influence civil rights legislation
  5. 15. Figure whose ideas shifted from separatism toward a global struggle for Black liberation
  6. 17. Political faction formed to resist federal civil rights reforms
  7. 18. Case that established the constitutional basis for segregation
  8. 19. Legislation that placed Southern elections under federal oversight
  9. 21. Law passed in response to continued housing discrimination
  10. 22. Protest demonstrating the power of sustained economic pressure
  11. 24. Campaign exposing the gap between federal law and local practice
  12. 26. Movement strategy centered on local leadership
  13. 29. President who turned civil rights demands into sweeping federal laws
  14. 30. Ideology prioritizing racial autonomy over integration
  15. 33. Organization combining armed self-defense with community programs
  16. 35. Leader whose civil rights stance evolved in response to public outrage
  17. 36. Group that coordinated nonviolent campaigns across the South
  18. 37. Group that used terror to maintain white supremacy
  19. 38. Inequality enforced directly through law
  20. 40. Chief Justice whose court expanded civil rights protections
  21. 42. Protests whose repression accelerated voting rights reform
  22. 43. Concept expressing racial pride and self-determination
  23. 44. Movement rejecting integration in favor of racial and religious separatism
  24. 45. Labor leader who used the threat of mass protest to pressure presidents
Down
  1. 2. Individual act of resistance that triggered a year-long mass protest
  2. 3. Deliberate lawbreaking used to expose injustice
  3. 4. Policy aimed at addressing long-term structural inequality
  4. 5. Urban uprising highlighting limits of legal civil rights victories
  5. 7. Constitutional change that removed an economic barrier to voting
  6. 9. Event that deepened divisions within the civil rights movement
  7. 10. Legal strategist who dismantled segregation through the courts
  8. 11. Confrontation that shifted national opinion through media exposure
  9. 12. Event that tested the federal government’s authority over the states
  10. 13. Organization that pursued equality primarily through legal challenges
  11. 16. Supreme Court ruling that expanded civil rights beyond segregation
  12. 20. Student protest that spread rapidly and energized youth activism
  13. 23. Leader whose strategy aimed to expose injustice through moral confrontation rather than violence
  14. 25. Supreme Court decision that overturned legalized school segregation
  15. 27. Student organization that shifted from integration to militancy
  16. 28. Civil rights group that used direct action to challenge segregation
  17. 31. Effort revealing violent resistance to Black voter registration
  18. 32. Separation maintained through social and economic conditions
  19. 34. Leader whose rhetoric signaled a more militant phase of the movement
  20. 39. Activist who tested whether federal desegregation rulings would be enforced
  21. 41. Organizer who believed effective movements grow from the grassroots