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What state is the city of Birmingham located in?
Alabama
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Who was the Govenor of Arkansas during the integration of the Little Rock School District?
Orval Faubus
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What year was Plessy V. Furgeson?
1896
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What was the March on Washington?
A nationwide movement of people of color to Washington D.C. to demand equal rights.
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How did Martin Luther King Jr. die?
Assassination by James Earl Ray
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Name 2 reasons integration was so difficult in Little Rock, Arkansas
Govenor Faubus' Resistance Widespread Racism Angry White Mobs Weak actions by the Federal Government
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What year was the March on Washington?
1963
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What was the Birmingham Church Bombing?
The KKK bombed an African American Church in Birmingham Alabama. 4 young girls died.
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What is segregation?
Separating people by race.
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What is a synonym for de-segregation?
Integration
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Who were the Little Rock 9?
9 students who were the first to integrate into a high school in Little Rock Arkansas
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What year was Martin Luther King Jr. assassinated?
1968
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Give 2 examples of public places that were segregated by race:
Churches Schools Restaurants Water Fountains Busses Playgrounds
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Who was Rosa Parks?
A woman who protested segregation by sitting at the front of a public bus and refusing to move. She was arrested for her actions.
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What year was Brown V. Board of Education?
1954
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what was the goal of the civil rights movement?
to get equal rights and protections for African Americans
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How did the people of Birmingham, Alabama engage in collective action?
Birmingham Bus Boycott
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What is integration?
Mixing people by race after Brown v. Board of Education
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What did the court case Plessy V. Furgeson decide?
Plessy V. Furgeson decided that segregation was legal, as long as facilities were equal.
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Who spoke at the march on Washington?
Martin Luther King JR.
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