Civil Rights Flashcards
Said “No such thing as separate but equal”.
John Marshall Harlan
News paper publisher who campaigned to make lynching a federal crime.
Ida Wells-Barnett
Believed the first thing is for black men to learn trade, get a good job, support their families, and then worry about civil rights.
Booker T. Washington
First black person to get an advanced degree from Harvard. Believed that civil rights should come first. Leader of NAACP
W.E.B. DuBois
States right candidate for president 1948.
Thomas E. Dewey
Republican running for president in 1948.
Strom Thurmond
First black Major League Baseball Player
Jackie Robinson
14 year old beaten and shot to death because he was accused of flirting with a white woman.
Emmett Till
Arrested for sitting in a white seat and refusing to move
Rosa Parks
Leader of the bus boycott
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Governor of Arkansas who apposed the integration of a HS and personally blocked the door.
Orval Faubus
Black student who was enrolled at the U of Mississippi; he finds the Governor of Mississippi is waiting for him at the registrar office to convince him to not enroll
James Meredith
Three young men murdered who attempted to help black men vote in the south
Andrew Goodman, James Chaney, Michael Schwerner
Alleged assassin of Martin Luther King,Jr.
James Earl Ray
Leader of the anti- stop ERA
Phyllis Schlafly
Separation of the races
Jim Crow*
Racially motivated murder
Lynching
The belief that black men needed to learn to trade, get a good job support your family and the civil rights will come later
Accommodationism
Neighbor to neighbor allience to not sell homes to minorities in certain towns.
Restrictive covenants
A large number of movement of white European Americans out of the cities into the suburbs to avoid black people
White flight
Parking yourself at a lunch counter hoping to be served, knowing that you wont be.
Sit-ins*
People who took interracial buses in south
Freedom Riders
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Freedom Summer
women must receive equal opportunities in high school and college extra scholastic sports
Title IX*