This woman became a civil rights activist after she was arrested for not giving up her seat to a white person on the bus.

This is the court case that ruled separate facilities were not equal and it lead to the desegregation of schools.

This man was the leader of Southern Vietnam and was supported by the US.

Those who supported the war were known as this.

This is a 14 year old boy who was murdered for whistling at a white woman.

Which act did not help minorities achieve greater equality in society?

The Sea of Resolution was passed by Congress allowed LBJ to run a war in Vietnam without the declaration of war from Congress.

Those who were anti-war were known as this.

The Little Rock ___ was attempting to attend school at the start of school desegregation and it lead to a chaotic event.

Affirmative Action is An action or policy favoring those who tend to suffer from discrimination, esp. in relation to employment or education.

This plan called for the gradual withdrawal of US troops in South Vietnam leaving a greater fighting responsibility to the South Vietnamese.

This violent act carried out by US soldiers in Vietnam where innocent women and children were slaughtered was the final breaking point for the American population.

Identify the civil rights leader that wanted African Americans to separate from white society and did not take the non-violent protest approach others utilized.

This President tried to slow down the process of school desegregation to please the Southern voters.

This man was the commander of the US troops at the start of the Vietnam conflict.

This event of the Vietnam war was presented to the American public as a terrible loss for the US troops, however; it was actually the breaking point for the Vietnam forces.

This man killed Martin Luther King Jr.

White and black civil right activists who rode buses into the segregated south to challenge the segregation of buses.

This Act limited the power of the president to use military personnel without Congressional approval.

A protest at this University lead to the deaths of 4 students at the hands of the National Guard.