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Flashcards by TheHevzter, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by TheHevzter
over 11 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Black Power leader Worked with Malcolm X Black Panther Party | Stokley Carmichael |
| Passing laws is de jure or de facto? | De Jure |
| Militant Tactics Originally was ....... Little Believed in Black Supremacy | Malcolm X |
| Peaceful tactics SCLC and NAACP support Gained a lot of white support | Martin Luther King (MLK) |
| Police Chief in the North Used cattle prods and violence | Bull Connor |
| Self Segregation is a de ......... problem? | De Facto |
| Brown vs the Board of Education was what year? | 1954 |
| What does the NAACP stand for? | National Association for the Advancement of Coloured People |
| What does SCLC stand for? | Southern Christian Leadership Conference |
| What does SNCC stand for? | Student Non-Violent Co-ordinating Committee |
| What did SNCC become? | Violent/militant |
| Mississippi Freedom Summer | 1964 Registered black people (African Americans) for the vote |
| Chicago | 1966 MLK Failure No SCLC De Facto segregation Rock thrown at MLK |
| Freedom Rides | 1961 Black people rode the front of the bus, white people rode the back - across the border into the North White resistance Jim Zuerg beaten up (white man) |
| Little Rock | 1957 Little Rock 9 registered in an all White School - Little Rock Central High School |
| Montgomery Bus Boycott | 1955 Rosa Parks arrested for not moving for a white man on the bus Boycotted the buses, beginning of campaigns |
| Murder of Emmett Till | 1955 Killed by two white men, found innocent All white jury for 'flirting' with a white woman |
| Meredith and Ole' Miss | 1962 James Meredith registered in Mississippi university (all white) |
| Selma | 1965 Bloody Sunday Two marches followed From Selma to Montgomery |
| March against Fear | 1966 James Meredith Protesting against racism |
| March on Washington | 1963 MLK 'I have a dream' speech 1/4 million people, 1/4 of them white Showed white support for the cause |
| Greensboro sit-ins | 1960 Sit-ins at the Greensboro counters, black and white students White abuse |
| Albany | 1961 Absoloute failure Focused on too many aims |
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