The Civil Rights Movement

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  • ACTIVIST
  • BIRMINGHAM
  • BOYCOTT
  • DREAM
  • EQUALITY
  • FREEDOM
  • INTEGRATION
  • JUSTICE
  • MARCH
  • MONTGOMERY
  • NONVIOLENCE
  • PARKS
  • PROTEST
  • RIGHTS
  • SEGREGATION
  • SELMA
  • SITIN
  • VOTING

This grid covers the marches, boycotts, and sit-ins that pushed the United States toward equality in the mid-1900s. You'll find Selma, Montgomery, and the idea of nonviolence that held the movement together. It suits older students and works well printed for a Black History Month lesson or solved right in the browser.

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