The American civil rights movement saw landmark events like Brown v. Board of Education, which ended 'separate but equal' and mandated school desegregation. The murder of Emmett Till and Rosa Parks' bus protest, led by Martin Luther King Jr., catalyzed the fight for racial equality and the adoption of nonviolent resistance.
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The case ______ v. ______ of ______, in ______, was a turning point in the U.S. civil rights movement.
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The ______'s legal efforts to end school segregation resulted in a ______ decision by the Supreme Court.
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Chief Justice ______ ______ ruled that separate public schools for different races were against the Constitution.
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The protest by black students in ______ in ______ against their inferior segregated school was one of the cases leading to the landmark decision.
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The ruling mandated the ______ of schools throughout the United States.
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Brown II 'deliberate speed' interpretation
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Massive resistance in the South
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Civil Rights Act of 1964 impact on schools
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The ______ rights movement was significantly impacted by the lynching of ______ Till, a young African American from ______, in ______ for supposedly interacting with a white woman.
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Mamie Till-Mobley, Emmett Till's mother, bravely held an open-casket ______ to reveal the ______ of his murder, fueling activism and becoming a pivotal event for the civil rights ______.
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Montgomery Bus Boycott Duration
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Organization Leading Montgomery Bus Boycott
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Supreme Court Ruling on Segregated Buses
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In ______, nine African American students, known as the Little Rock Nine, integrated Central High School in ______.
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The Little Rock Nine encountered severe opposition, including from the state's ______, leading to President ______ sending federal troops to enforce integration.
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Influence of Gandhi on Civil Rights Movement
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Role of Martin Luther King Jr. in Nonviolent Protests
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Impact of Nonviolent Tactics on Movement's Success
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