Which city had a bus boycott that was intended to cost the bus companies so much money that they would voluntarily end segregation?

In which area did the civil rights movement have the least amount of success?

What is racial segregation enforced by customs and expectations rather than by law.

What is legal segregation?

What is the nonviolent refusal to obey government laws and commands because one feels they are unjustified?

Which Supreme Court case is known for the saying “separate but equal”?

This event was an organized effort to change practices in the U.S. that kept segregation, racial discrimination, and white supremacy.

What, specifically, did Brown v the Board of Education say about segregation in public schools?

What were the Little Rock 9 known for?

Who was the first African American student to attend a desegregated public school in New Orleans, LA?

Who was the first African American to attend a public college/university?

Who was the leader of the SCLC?

What does SCLC stand for?

Which Civil Rights Act made it a federal crime to deny anyone the right to vote?

What kind of protests were SNCC members most well-known for?

Who wrote “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” after he had been arrested during protests in Birmingham, AL?

Which civil rights event saw the arrest of adults AND children because of marches throughout the streets of Birmingham?

Which Civil Rights Act was the most comprehensive civil rights act since Reconstruction, was created by President Kennedy, and finalized by President Johnson?

How did many state and local governments try to keep African Americans from getting any political power?

Which Amendment granted everyone, no matter their race, sex, or national origin, the right to vote in any primary or other election for President or Vice President, Senators, and Representatives in Congress?

Which Civil Rights Movement event was known as “Bloody Sunday”?

Stokely Carmichael was the first person to use what phrase during the Civil Rights Movement?

What did Stokely Carmichael want African Americans to take up arms against?

Which civil rights activist started out wanting African Americans to take up arms and act out violently against racial oppression, but then had a change of heart after a trip to Mecca?

Choose all that apply: Which of these were what the Black Panthers wanted achieve for African Americans?

Who was assassinated on April 4, 1968 in Memphis, TN by James Earl Ray?

What did the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. mark the end of?

What did the Civil Rights Act of 1968 create?

Which civil rights events was meant, specifically, to bring awareness to the racial inequalities in the country, and to pressure Congress to Pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964? (Hint: I have a dream)

Which President was a huge supporter of the Civil Rights Movement, but before he could do more to help the cause, was assassinated in Dallas, TX in November of 1963?