Civil rights in 1960-74 Flashcards

1
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Greensboro, N carolina sit ins

A

1960

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2
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Greensboro details

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  • 4 black students sat at the lunch counter
    -number increased 400
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3
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consequences of Greensboro

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  • similar sit ins in south
  • some cities desegregated
  • SNCC established
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4
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Nashville, tennessee sit ins

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500 students
- 150 arrested
- led to 4000 march
- Nashville desegregated in May 1960

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5
Q

Freedom rides date

A

1960

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6
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who protested for segregation on interstate buses

A

CORE

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7
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Where was the first freedom ride

A

alabama

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8
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where did Klansmen firebomb one bus

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Anninston

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9
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consequences of freedom rides

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  • civil rights movement strengthened
  • rides gained publicity
  • JFK reluctantly forced to intervent
  • desegregation of interstate buses
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10
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who was admitted to the university of mississppi

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James meredith

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11
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Admission of James Meredith to University of Mississippi

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1962

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12
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Birmingham, Alabama campaign

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April 1963

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13
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who led the protests in segregated city with strong KKK links

A

MLK

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14
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How many people did Bull Connor arrest

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over 1,000

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15
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consequences of Alabama campaign

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  • civil rights strengthened
  • contributed to civil rights act
  • Birmingham desegregates
  • 4 children were killed in the KKK
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16
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March on washington date

A

august 1963

17
Q

how many people walked in march of washington

A

200,000 blacks
50,000 whites

18
Q

where did King make his i have a dream speech

A

in the capital

19
Q

civil rights act

A

1965

20
Q

freedom summer date

A

1964

21
Q

freedom summer ride details

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  • encouraged blacks to register to vote
  • 1000 SNCC volunteers came from other states
  • freedom schools taught black history
22
Q

consequences of freedom summer

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  • contributed to voting rights act
  • 430,000 black registered
  • 1000 arrested
23
Q

Selma to Montgomery Marches

A

1965

24
Q

selma to montgomery marchers detail

A

600,000 marches were attacked on bloody sunday
- selma was segregated

25
Q

voting rights act

A

1965

26
Q

watt riots

A

1965

27
Q

watts riots details

A

34 people killed in riots

28
Q

detroit riot date

A

1967

29
Q

detroit riot details

A

43 killed
2000 buildings burnts
5 day diot

30
Q

causes of detroit riot

A
  • triggered by acts of police
  • conditions for blacks in north were bad
  • influence of Black power
31
Q

Assassination of Martin Luther King by James Earl Ray dates

A

1968

32
Q

how many blacks registered in missippi in 1966

A

28%

33
Q

how many blacks voted in 20 months

A

430,000

34
Q

who led the montgomery bus boycott

A

MLK

35
Q

when did the MLK win the nobel peace prize

A

1964

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