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Civil Rights Museum

Civil Rights Museum. You will create an exhibit for a Civil Rights Museum display on a particular topic. Your exhibit must include 1. A title of your topic (and date) 2. A photograph or visual image 3. A Description of your topic. 4. 2-3 questions that get to the main idea of the topic.

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Civil Rights Museum

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  1. Civil Rights Museum • You will create an exhibit for a Civil Rights Museum display on a particular topic. • Your exhibit must include • 1. A title of your topic (and date) • 2. A photograph or visual image • 3. A Description of your topic. • 4. 2-3 questions that get to the main idea of the topic.

  2. The Montgomery Bus Boycott The Montgomery Bus Boycott began after Rosa Parks, a seamstress and member of the NAACP, refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white customer and was arrested. For close to a year, African Americans walked, rode bikes, and carpooled rather than ride the public bus system. Martin Luther King, jr. helped lead this protest and cemented his place as one of the key leaders of the Civil Rights Movement. This early event was one of the starting points of the Civil Rights Movement. The Montgomery Busses were eventually desegregated. What event started the bus boycott? 2. Who lead the boycott? Martin Luther King jr. leads protestors Rosa Parks mugshot

  3. Topics • 1. Civil Rights Act 1964 • 2. Civil Rights Act 1968 • 3. Voting Rights Act 1965 • 4. Malcolm X • 5. Black Panthers • 6. Stokely Carmichael • 7. Southern Christian Leadership Conference • 8. Student non-violent coordinating committee • 9. Black Power • 10. Nation of Islam • 11. Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) • 12. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People • 13. Dr. Martin Luther King jr. • 14. James Meredith and Ole Miss • 15. The March on Washington • 16. JFK and Civil Rights

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