Across
- 3. The last name of the student who was surrounded by the mob outside Central High (sect 2)
- 5. Dr. King wrote a famous letter from here, arguing for civil rights (sect 4)
- 6. The last name of the Police Chief of Birmingham Alabama who used police dogs and firehoses on marchers. (Intro)
- 8. The KKK used these to attack a hotel SCLC leaders were staying at and a church, killing four young girls. (sect 4)
- 9. The Alabama city that the SCLC attempted to register black voters (sect 6)
- 10. Dr. King was the President of this civil rights group. (sect 1)
- 13. The part of congress that you can filibuster in. (sect 5)
- 15. The store/lunch counter where the sit-ins began. (Sect 3)
- 16. Dr. King as them to march, adding numbers to the protests in Birmingham. (sect 4)
- 18. The march on Washington was to bring change in "jobs and _______. (sect 5)
- 19. The full name of the first black student at Ole Miss (sect 2)
Down
- 1. The 24th _________ outlawed poll taxes. (sect 6)
- 2. She sang "We Shall Overcome" at the march on Washington. (sect 5).
- 4. The full name of the SCLC leader who encouraged students to organize (sect 3)
- 7. This civil rights group built a case around Rosa Parks arrest (Sect 1)
- 8. The strategy of not riding buses as a form of protest (set 1)
- 11. The state that Freedom Summer focused on. (sect 6)
- 12. Governor Faubus used this (two words) to prevent black students from entering Central High (sect 2)
- 14. This memorial in Washington D.C. is where the Dr. King gave the "I Have a Dream" Speech (Sect 5)
- 17. The civil rights group that began the Freedom Rides (sect 3)