Which court case involved a young African American girl that needed to be allowed to go to an all white school?

Which of the following states had segregation legal throughout the early-mid 1900s? *choose all that apply

Which organization was created in 1942, and was dedicated to nonviolent protests such as a sit-ins that M. L. King eventually adopts?

Who refused to give up their seat on the bus which led to the Montgomery Bus Boycotts?

Who was the Governor of Arkansas who refused to allow the desegregation of schools in his state? (Little Rock Nine incident)

Who was the safety commissioner in Birmingham Alabama during the Freedom Rider incident where a group of riders were beaten?

Who was the Governor of Alabama and was ordered by federal marshals to move from the front of the admission office at the University of Alabama?

Which president signed the Civil Rights Act of 1957 which stated that it was a federal crime to prevent people from voting?

Which organization was created in 1957 and was an alliance of Christian based African American organizations dedicated to ending discrimination peacefully?

Which organization was a loose organization of students followed the lead of the SCLC and staged sit-ins to protest segregation in public facilities?

In addition to schools being desegregated in the south, what other public facility was next on the list and led to protesters like the Freedom Riders?

What other organization in the south needed integrated in addition to local elementary and high schools? *hint: led to Gov. George Wallace of Alabama to try to stop it from happening

What caused the March on Washington D.C. when over 200,000 African Americans showed up and MLK Jr. gave his "I have a dream" speech?

Which of the following is the Civil Rights law that states the entire registration process under federal control and by 1968, over half of all eligible African Americans in the south were registered?

What was the name of the African American movement that questions the tactics of nonviolent protestings?

Initially, who is the popular leader of the African American movement/organization that was against non violent protesting?

Who assassinated Martin Luther King, Jr. April 4, 1968, while King was standing on the second floor balcony of his motel?