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| She assembled protestors at Shaw University to form the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee. |
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| This former Washington, DC mayor was the first president of SNCC. |
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| The set of laws that called for racial segregation were referred to as... |
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| He preceded Dr. Martin Luther "The King" as pastor of Dexter Baptist Church. |
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| Martin Luther King Sr. was the pastor of this church. |
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| He founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA). |
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| This close confidant of Martin Luther King Jr. wrote a book and chronicled King's extra-marital affairs. |
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| He was an outspoken critic of Booker T. Washington's "accommodationist" stance. |
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| He Wrote "The Souls of Black Folks" |
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| The NAACP established this to bring forth cases to challenge segregation. |
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| He entered the south posing as a white man a collecting information concerning the crimes committed against black southerners. |
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| The Supreme Court decision in ______ __ ______ codified "separate but equal." |
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| This film depicted the Ku Klux Klan as saviors. |
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| She is depicted as the loyal, overweight, dark complexion servant to the white family. |
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| He is depicted as the docile, lazy and shiftless black male. |
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| The Supreme Court decision in _______ __ ______ overturned Plessy v Ferguson. |
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| The Brown vs. Board of Education case was intially made up of ___ cases. |
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| What is the name of the case that was eventually decided apart from Brown? |
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| Before attacking segregation in primary and secondary schools the NAACP won numerous cases related to _______ & ________ schools. |
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| In Plessy, his attorney argued that he was being deprived of his __________. |
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| He was the Dean of Howard University Law School during Thurgood Marshall's tenure. |
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| His doll test was used to examine the psychological effect that segregation had on children. |
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| Huey P Newton & Bobby Seal |
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| They were the founders of the Black Panther Party |
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| She temporarily took over leadership of the Black Panther Party while Huey P. Newton was in exile in Cuba |
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| His 1895 speech in Atlanta propelled him into the role of spokesperson for the black race. |
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| This 15-year-old girl was arrested for refusing to give up her seat on a Montgomery, Alabama bus. |
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| She is referred to as the "mother" of the Civil Rights Movement. |
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| Tommy Smith & John Carlos |
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| In 1968, these two Olympic athletes made a statement when they raised their fist on the podium to show support for the movement. |
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| He encouraged Rosa Parks to file suit after being ejected from a Montgomery, Alabama bus. |
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| SCLC (Southern Christian Leadership Conference) |
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| In 1957, a group of ministers met at Ebenezer Baptist Church and formed this organization. |
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| Martin Luther King's birth name was ________. |
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| Martin Luther King Jr. attended this all-male college in Atlanta, Georgia. |
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| He remained a behind the scenes organizer because of his sexual orientation. |
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| He led the bus boycott in Baton Rouge. |
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| His leadership would take SNCC in a more miltant direction. |
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| In the summer of ______ college students converged on Mississippi to register black voters. |
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| This was established in 1910 to assist blacks migrating from the south to northern urban cities. |
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| He helped form the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters. |
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| The Universal Negro Improvement Association's (UNIA) newspaper was called the _____ _____. |
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| He concluded that the "problem of the 20th century is the problem of the color line." |
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| She was an outspoken advocate for federal anti-lynching laws. |
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| CORE (Congress of Racial Equality) |
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| This northern organization was established in 1943 to challenge segregation in public accommodations in the northern and border states. |
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| North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College |
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| On February 1, 1960, four students from _____ _____ ______ __ ________ ________ defied segregation laws. |
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| They formed in 1964 to protect Civil Rights Workers in Louisiana. |
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| This black man who was president of the Monroe, North Carolina chapter of the NAACP fled the United States and lived in both Cuba and China. |
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| She led a student strike against the school board in Farmville, Virginia. |
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| Students from Farmville contacted ______ _____ to inform him of the impending strike. |
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| This white Kansas housewife confronted the school board about the poor conditions of the black schools. |
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| She was the head of the Woman's Political Council |
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| WPC (Women's Political Council) |
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| They abandoned Claudette Colvin once she became pregnant. |
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| When discussing the lunch counter sit-ins she said "it's bigger than a hamburger." |
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| In 1972, she was the first black woman to seek the presidential nomination from a major political party. |
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| Where was Martin Luther King, Jr. assassinated. |
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| Which president signed into law the Voting Rights Act? |
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| She was the NAACP advisor to the Little Rock Nine. |
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| Malcom X changed his name to ___ _____ _____ _________. |
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| The FBI program established to investigate black "radicals" such as the Black Panthers was known as _____________. |
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| Journey of Reconciliation |
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| These bus trips between Washington, DC and Kentucky were designed to test segregation on interstate buses. |
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| On August 28, 1963 King gave this speech at the Lincoln Memorial. |
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| Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party |
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| This organization was established to challenge the Mississippi all-white Democratic primary. |
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| James Cheney, Andrew Goodman, Michael Schwerner |
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| Klansmen in Philadelphia, Mississippi murdered these three civil rights workers. |
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| This president of the Jackson, Mississippi chapter of the NAACP was murdered on June 12, 1963 |
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| Sixteenth Street Baptist Church |
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| On September 15, 1963 four little girls died when this Birmingham, Alabama church was bombed. |
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| He was the 14 year old killed in Money Mississippi. |
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| While transporting marchers to Alabama she was killed by Klan members. |
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| Congress of Racial Equality |
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| Prior to participating in the founding of the NAACP, Du Bois established the _____ ______. |
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| What year was the NAACP established? |
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| This amendment ended slavery in the US. |
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| This amendment extended citizenship to African Americans. |
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| The 14th amendment was meant to address what court decision? |
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| This amendment extended the franchise to black men. |
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| Malcom X was a member of..... |
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| She was the first black woman to receive an Oscar for her performance in "Gone With the Wind." |
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| False, Booker T Washington |
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| True or False, WEB Du Bois urged black southerners to "cast their buckets down." |
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| He called for Black Americans to return to Africa. |
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| He was the first African American to break into major league baseball. |
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| Tuskegee Institute was considered what sort of college? |
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| Where was Marcus Garvey born? |
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| She became a millionaire by selling her own line of hair care products. |
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