The Civil Rights Movement Review

March on Washington

• A massive protest in 1963 where Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his 'I Have a Dream' speech.

• A celebration of civil rights achievements in 1965.

• A gathering to support the Vietnam War in 1963.

• A protest against the economic policies of the 1970s.

Segregation

• When individuals are separated because of their race.

• When individuals are grouped together based on their interests.

• When individuals are treated equally regardless of their background.

• When individuals are encouraged to mix and share cultures.

Jim Crow Laws

• Laws in the United States that enforced segregation.

• Laws that promoted equal rights for all citizens.

• Laws that restricted voting rights for women.

• Laws that abolished slavery in the United States.

Discrimination

• Giving people access to different things because of their race or identity.

• Ensuring equal opportunities for all individuals regardless of their background.

• Promoting diversity and inclusion in various sectors.

• Providing support and resources to marginalized communities.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964

• A law passed in 1964 that ended discrimination based on race and other things.

• A law that established the right to vote for all citizens in 1964.

• A law that mandated segregation in public schools.

• A law that provided financial aid to businesses in 1964.

Sit-in

• A type of peaceful protest where Black Americans sit in the 'whites only' section and demand to be served.

• A form of violent demonstration against racial segregation.

• A gathering of people to celebrate cultural heritage.

• A legal assembly to discuss community issues.

The Civil Rights Movement

• A time of change in America that sought racial justice.

• A period of economic growth in the 1950s.

• A movement focused on women's suffrage.

• A cultural revolution in the 1960s.

Boycott

• A method of supporting a product by buying it regularly.

• A protest where people refuse to buy or use something to show disapproval.

• A way to promote a product through advertisements.

• A legal agreement to purchase goods at a fixed price.