Birmingham campaign 1963 Flashcards

1
Q

Who helped with this campaign?

A

The Southern leadership conference and the Alabama Christian for human rights

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2
Q

when did the city of Birmingham agree to desegregate restrooms drinking fountains and fitting rooms?

A

May 10, 1963

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3
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Who were the leaders?

A

Martin Luther King, James bevel and Fred Shuttlesworth

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4
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When did it launch?

A

April 3, 1963

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5
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when did Martyn Luther King Junior deliver the eulogy?

A

September 8, 1963

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6
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what happened on April 10, 1963?

A

Martin Luther King was arrested for violating the anti-protest injunction and was placed in solitary confinement

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7
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What happened on May 2, 1963?

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more than 1000 African-American students tried to march downtown to Birmingham where hundreds of them were arrested

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8
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when did a bomb blow up the Gaston motel where Martin Luther King was staying?

A

11th of May 1963

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9
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how did police officers try to contain the protesters?

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by using fire hoses, attacking them with police dogs are clubbing them

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10
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How long did the city of Birmingham have to desegregate public places?

A

90 days

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11
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Was the march successful?

A

yes and it was considered one of the most successful campaigns of the civil rights era

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12
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when was Martin Luther King released from solitary confinement?

A

Who was released on bail on April 20, 1963

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13
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when did the March leaders call off further demonstrations?

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May 8, 1963

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14
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what was this campaign for?

A

to bring attention to the local black leaders who are trying to desegregate the use of public facilities

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