Scatter: Chapter 15

Boycott

when a group of people refuse to do business with some organization to protest its policies

Citizens' Council

they support segregation

Brown v. Board of Education

was a lawsuit that endedation segregation

Propaganda

information that is spread for the purpose of promoting a cause

NAACP

an organization seeking equal rights for african americans

Sit-in

people would sit at a counter to protest, waiting to be served

Civil Rights Act

1964, ended segregation by eliminating discrimination in public facilities and in employment

Voting Rights Act

outlawed all literacy tests and poll taxes and sent registers into the southern states to let blacks register

Smith v. Allright

1944, declared unconstitutional the all-white primaries held in the south

Baker v. Carr

1962,declared that voting districts should have populations that are nearly equal

T.J. Jemison

reverand representing the african american community, requested that the city council correct this injustice

Baton Rouge Bus Boycott

African Americans got mad that they had to sit or stand in the back even if the front was empty so they boycotted

A.P. Turead

leader of the NAACP

Ruby Bridges

one of the first African American girls to go to an white school

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A.P. Turead	leader of the NAACP
Baker v. Carr	1962,declared that voting districts should have populations that are nearly equal
Baton Rouge Bus Boycott	African Americans got mad that they had to sit or stand in the back even if the front was empty so they boycotted
Boycott	when a group of people refuse to do business with some organization to protest its policies
Brown v. Board of Education	was a lawsuit that endedation segregation
Citizens' Council	they support segregation
Civil Rights Act	1964, ended segregation by eliminating discrimination in public facilities and in employment
NAACP	an organization seeking equal rights for african americans
Propaganda	information that is spread for the purpose of promoting a cause
Ruby Bridges	one of the first African American girls to go to an white school
Sit-in	people would sit at a counter to protest, waiting to be served
Smith v. Allright	1944, declared unconstitutional the all-white primaries held in the south
T.J. Jemison	reverand representing the african american community, requested that the city council correct this injustice
Voting Rights Act	outlawed all literacy tests and poll taxes and sent registers into the southern states to let blacks register

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