This person was the General Manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers who signed the first African-American player to integrate Major League Baseball:

The event where many African-Americans migrated from south to north in search of jobs:

This created segregation by allowing for seperate but equal public facilities in America:

The crime used to enforce Jim Crow and other segregation laws which largely went unreported from 1877-1941:

This program largely created a middle class but exempted African-Americans or denied them access:

This organization fought racist laws in the courts:

This organization tried to help African-Americans find jobs and housing during the Great Migrations:

This organization led demonstrations throughout the south led by Martin Luther King. It practiced the philosophy of non-violent resistance:

This organization led the sit-ins and the Freedom Rides. It later split on the issue of violence:

She was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on a bus to a white person:

The leader of SCLC who preached non-violent civil disobedience:

A one time member of SNCC, he created a new group called the Black Panthers:

The leader of the Nation of Islam who preached racial seperation and conversion to Islam:

Once a member of the Nation of Islam, he broke away and formed his own group but was assassinated in 1965 :

This tactic is used in the legislative branch. It means to talk endlessly to try to prevent debate or a vote on an issue:

This tactic is used in the legislative branch. It limits debate to 30 minutes and forces a vote on an issue:

In 1961, white and black volunteers boarded busses to test the enforcement of integrated public facilities. They were attacked in Anniston, Alabama:

In 1963, Martin Luther King held this event in Washington where he delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech:

On a bridge outside of town in Alabama, Civil Rights workers were ambushed by the State Police who chased down demonstrators on horseback, fired tear gas and beat them:

This event began when Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white man. It lasted for over a year:

Governor of Arkansas who defied federal orders to allow integration of Central High School in Little Rock in 1957:

Governor of Alabama who defied the federal government on integration and ordered police to attack demonstrators in Birmingham with dogs and high pressure fire hoses:

Governor of Mississippi who refused to allow integration of the University of Mississippi and urged demonstrators to attack federal marshalls:

South Carolina Senator who ran for President in 1948 as a Dixiecrat and openly defied integration laws:

This was an event where demonstrators forced segratated restaurants to serve them:

9 African-American were denied entry to Central High School in this state:

This was NOT a tactic used to block African-Americans from voting:

The case that overturned segregation laws in public schools:

The 24th Amendment ended:

This law banned discrimination and called for the federal government to intervene to protect voting rights and civil rights.

This act called for federal monitoring of polling stations and eliminated conditions to vote such as literacy tests:

This document stated that they would defy integration laws using any means necessary

This organization led protest marches during World War II and sponsored the Freedom Riders

He wrote his famous letter from a Birmingham Jail while in jail during the Birmingham march:

Freedom Riders tried to force this President to do his job:

In 1957, when 9 African-Americans were denied entry, it forced this President to send the army to enforce integregation of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas:

The Voting Rights Act and the Civil Rights Act were passed and signed into law by this President::

He was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee in April, 1968:

Their slogan was Black Power:

This was segregation by law:

This was segregation by existing ways such as poverty:

In June of 1968, he was assassinated after winning the California Democratic Primary in Los Angeles, California

The civil rights movement splintered on this issue:

"Cross out the longest word in this sentence." What tactic is this?

This white suprmecist organization terrorized African-Americans throughout the south:

Tactic used in Montgomery against the city to force change on public transportation:

This means to bring all races together:

Hispanics used MLK's tactics to allow integration of:

This lynching began to inspire many African-Americans to action:

This Supreme Court case banned seperate facilities for bussing:

The Mississippi leader of the NAACP murdered by a white supremicist in 1963:

A raised fist symbolized this:

This commission stated that America had two societies: one white and one black, both unequal:

This city had a riot that led to it's major decline:

The Civil Rights Movement divided on this issue:

"If a white man touches me, I'm not going to turn the other cheek. I'm going to slap him back." This would best fit the views of the following:

"I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear.." This would best fit the views of the following:

"Black power can be clearly defined for those who do not attach the fears of white America to their questions about it" This would best fit the views of the following:

"We serve Whites ONLY." What kind of segregation is this?

An employer denies a person a job because they don't have job skills What kind of segregation is this?

A person lacks an education due to the lack of funding their school receives. What kind of segregation is this?

A taxi refuses to pick up an African-American. What kind of discrimination is that?

You get followed in a store by security because you are a teenager. What kind of discrimination is that?

The Civil Rights Movement focused only on this kind of segregation