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| Ella Baker helped advised this student led movement | SNCC
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| This man led the fight against inntegration in Birmingham | Eugene "Bull" Connor
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| This conflict in the early 1940s led to an increase in Black Activism in the U.S.A. | WW II
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| This man was a pro-segregationist governor of Arkansas in the 1950's | Orval Faubus
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| This person, part of the Little Rock Nine found refuge at a bus stop | Elizabeth Eckford
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| What was the plan to recruit white volunteers to help register African American voters called | Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
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| This person was killed for flirting, (Whistling at) with a white woman in Mississippi | Emmett Till
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| The goal of this was to study the causes of urban violence in american cities in the 1960's | Kerner Commission
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| The tactics of the Civil Rights Movement have been ineffective against this type of racism | De Facto Segregation
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| "Whites only " public facilities were eliminated by this | Civil Rights Act of 1964
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| It's goal was to persuade congress to pass a comprehensive civil rights act | March on Washington in 1963
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| King and other black ministers formed what organization | SCLC
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| Project C refers to the tactics used by the SCLC in what southern city | Birmingham
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| What was the alternative to the regular Democratic Party in Mississippi called in 1964 | Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
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| Name one of the founders of the Black Panther Party | Huey Newton and Bobby Seale
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| In 1954, What did Brown v. Board of Education accomplish | Ended the doctrine of "Separate but Equal" being acceptable in public schools
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| By the mid -1960's, the change in urban black attitude was evident in this term | Black Militancy
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| In Selma in 1965, King and the SCLC planned a march in order to attract attention for this key part of the movement's struggle | Voting Rights
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| What outlawed racial discrimination in employment | Civil Rights Act of 1964
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| The main reason Civil Rights workers recruited WHITE volunteers for the Miss. Freedom Summer Project was to | gain national awareness of racial violence
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| Non-violent leader of India's fight for independence | Mohandas Gandhi
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| 1st African American woman in the House of Representatives | Shirley Chisholm
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| NAACP leader murdered in Mississippi in 1963 | Medgar Evers
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| Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights leader | Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth
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| African American Supreme Court Justice who gained fame trying several cases | Thurgood Marshall
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| Advocate of black superiority who was assassinated in New York in 1965 | Malcolm X
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| Head of the Nation of Islam | Elijah Muhammad
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| Iconic African American woman arrested for defying segregation laws in Montgomery, Alabama | Rosa Parks
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| Leader of the Freedom Summer Project in Mississippi | Robert Moses
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| Advocate of Gandhian non violence assassinated in Memphis, TN | Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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| Black Civil Rights leader that advocated removing whites form the SNCC | Stokely Carmichael
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| After seeing violence in other cities,this group was escorted safely into Jackson, Miss. by Federal officials | Freedom Riders
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| These local laws established de jure segregation throughout the South | Jim Crow Laws
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| This President sent the Army to Little Rock in 1957 | Eisenhower
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| This established doctrine of legal segregation | Plessy v. Fergusson
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| What gave African Americans the RIGHT to vote | 15th Amendment
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| This controversial term became the political slogan of the SNCC in the Mid- 1960's | Black Power
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| What set timetables for hiring minorities | Affirmative Action Programs
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| What court decision said school districts must integrate "with all deliberate speed" | Brown II
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| What African American Civil Rights leader taught King to demonstrate on a massive scale when possible | A. Philip Randolph
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| Who was the first to use the tactic of a " Sit in" | CORE
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| What urban Black leader stressed militant tactics for most of his public life | Malcolm X
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| In order to be more spontaneous, less patient, young Blacks formed this new civil rights organization | SNCC
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| Freedom Riders attempted to integrate what in the South | Bus Terminals
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| Who was the man that shot Medgar Evers | Byron de la Beckwith
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| Who was the man who shot Martin Luther King Jr. | James Earl Ray
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| Who was alledgedly responsible for the Murder of Malcom X | Elijah Muhammad or the Black Muslims
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| Who was the racist Governor of Alabama that resisted the integration of the University of Alabama | George Wallace
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| What trip altered Malcolm X's view toward racial integration | Mecca
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| America was outraged when 2 White and 1 Black volunteer were found murdered here | Neshoba County Mississippi
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| Who was alledgedly responsible for Malcolm X's father's death | KKK-White Supremacists
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| After splitting from the Nation of Islam Malcolm X formed this organization | Organization of African American Unity-OAAU
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| What is considered Malcolm X's lasting contribution to the Civil Rights Movement | Black Consciousness and Black Pride
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| What group of African Americans was Malcolm X most connected with | Urban African Americans
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| Who was Martin Luther King Jr's inspiration for civil disobedience | H. D. Thoreau
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| What type of segregation was Martin Luther King Jr. most instrumental in ending | De Jure Segregation
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