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Civil Rights

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SCLC   Southern Christian Leadership Conference - Civil Rights group created by King and other ministers  
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Freedom Rides   designed to force integration of interstate busing  
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Malcolm X   significant leader of the Nation of Islam who was assassinated in 1965  
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15th Amendment   granted black men the right to vote, but was denied to many due to discriminatory practices in the South  
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Little Rock Nine   nickname of the group of students who integrated Central High School  
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Civil disobedience   breaking a law that you feel is unjust  
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Thurgood Marshall   chief lawyer for the NAACP who became the first African American Supreme Court Justice  
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Emmett Till   young boy from Chicago who was murdered in Mississippi for whistling at a white woman  
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James Meredith   first to integrate Ole Miss  
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SNCC   Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee - youth led Civil Rights group  
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freedom summer   designed to get blacks registered and voting  
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MLK   Martin Luther King Jr. Civil Rights leader who believed in nonviolent protests  
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Great Migration   movement of many blacks from the south to the north in the hopes of better jobs and less racism  
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Rosa Parks   her refusal to give her seat up led to a year long bus boycott  
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Children's Campaign   youth took to the streets of Birmingham to protest racism, many were arrested and others had fire hoses turned on them  
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John Lewis   one of the youth leaders of SNCC who today is a congressman from Georgia  
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March on Washington   250,000 + people attended to influence Civil Rights Legislation, it was at this event that King delivered his famous "I have a Dream" speech  
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Ruby Bridges   first to integrate elementary school in New Orleans  
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Plessy v Ferguson   Supreme Court case that ruled separate but equal was legal  
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Brown v Board of Educ   Supreme Court case that ruled segregation has no place in public education  
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Jackie Robinson   broke the color barrier in baseball  
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Eugene Connor   racist police chief of Birmingham, Alabama  
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Voting Rights Act   1965 provided federal power to fight discrimination in registration and election procedures  
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Jim Crow Law   segregation laws  
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Bloody Sunday   marchers were beaten with billy clubs and tear gas as they attempted to march from Selma to Montgomery  
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Fannie Lou Hamer   arrested and beaten for attempting to register to vote, later became a leader in the voting rights campaign  
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