Chapter 21

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The fight for Civil Rights in Chapter 21.

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US History 108-Mr. Eckroth

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Chapter 21

Faubus
Arkansas Governor that resisted desegregation at his Capitol's Central High School.
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Faubus Arkansas Governor that resisted desegregation at his Capitol's Central High School.
Parks Her refusal to give up her bus seat set off a bus boycott that lasted more than a year.
King After leading a bus boycott he became the top civil rights leader in the US. 1964 Nobel Prize.
Ray He assassinated Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis Tennessee.
Marshall NAACP lawyer that challenged school segregation in front of the Supreme Court. Later a member of that court.
Barnett Mississippi Governor that blocked desegregation @ "Ole Miss."
Eisenhower He ordered the 101st Airborne to escort 9 black students to Central High School.
Johnson Senator, Vice President, President that felt that a civil rights bill would honor John Kennedy.
Robinson He crossed Major League Baseball's color line in 1947 when he played for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Sirhan Sirhan He assassinated Robert F. Kennedy.
Moses He was the most influential SNCC leader, popular w/youth, worked to register voters.
Shuttlesworth Reverend and civil rights leader that invited M.L. King to the "most segregated city" in the US.
Malcolm X Preacher in the Nation of Islam that advocated "Black Nationalism." Was assassinated.
DuBois He helped start the NAACP in 1909.
Meredith He was the first African American to enroll at "Ole Miss."
Carmichael Radical SNCC leader that called for Black Power!
R.F. Kennedy US Attorney General that ordered Federal Marshals to protect the "Freedom Riders."
Linda Brown 8 year old African American student that wanted to attend a nearby white school.
Watts LA neighborhood where a race riot killed 34 people.
Montgomery Alabama city where 50,000 African Americans boycotted the busses.
Birmingham Alabama city where King and protestors were attacked with fire hoses and police dogs on national TV.
Little Rock Arkansas city where the National Guard was called out to prevent 9 African American students from attending school.
Topeka City in Kansas whose the Board of Education lost its case for segregation @ the Supreme Court.
Selma A 50 mile march started in this city headed for the Alabama capitol. The marchers were attacked by State Police.
Washington Site of a 200,000 person march and demonstration in support of a civil rights bill.
Mississippi State where "Freedom Summer" led to the murder of three voter registration workers.
SCLC Organization founded by King & other clergy working for civil rights.
Civil Rights Act of 1964 Outlawed discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin & gender.
Voting Rights Act of 1965 Ended literacy tests and allows federal officials to register voters in local districts.
SNCC Organization whose goal was to involve college aged students in civil rights work.
24th Amendment Law that made the use of poll taxes illegal during voting.
sit ins Most popular form of civil disobedience in and around the Nashville area.
NAACP Formed in 1909 it works thru the court system to achieve greater rights for minorities.
CORE Since 1942 this organization has sought change through peaceful confrontation.
National Urban League Since 1911 this organization has helped African Americans find jobs and homes in the large northern US cities.
1963 John F. Kennedy is assassinated.
1965 Malcolm X is assassinated.
1968 Robert F. Kennedy is assassinated.
1968 Martin Luther King Jr. is assassinated.
Essay What is Black Nationalism & Black Power? Why did the radical civil rights movement draw so many followers in the late 1960's?