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Chapter 16 Yes, it is over the entire chapter. Mostly sections 2 and 3. There is some overlap. Yea. The Sixties Space Age Popular Culture The New Right Vatican II Civil Rights Computers Motown The New Left Social Revolution Anti-War Movement Drug Culture Sexual Revolution Hard Rock Vietnam War End of the Protestant Ascendancy TERMS O Separate But Equal O O O States that were part of the Confederacy during the Civil War Deep South O O States that were part of the Union during the Civil War South O O O Rural areas of the South Filibuster O Stopping debate and stalling a vote on a bill Discrimination toward someone because of race Black Power O O Taxes charged to African Americans to all them to vote in federal elections Racism O O Stops debate and forces a vote on a bill Poll Taxes O Those that rode buses in the deep south to get Blacks registered to vote North O O Sitting down in protest Freedom Riders O O O Sit-In O O Separation of races, either by law or custom Cloture O Segregation O O Two facilities in different areas Supposed to be equal, one was for Blacks and one for Whites O Movement started after the non-violent protests to take arms and fight against oppression Black Power Fist O O A symbol of the Black Power/Panther movement Scared White people. LEADERS Martin Luther King, Jr. Malcolm X O BIRTH NAME: Michael King, Jr. O BIRTH NAME: Malcolm Little O Preacher O Grew up in East Lansing O Philosophy of non-violence O Father was assassinated in O Led a march to Washington, O O O O DC of more than 200,000 people Followed Gandhi’s example of non-violence Jailed 29 times Shot and killed on April 4, 1968 by James Earl Ray His mother was assassinated in church in 1974 O O O O 1931 Arrested in 1946 for theft and given 10 years (served 6) Converted to Islam while incarcerated Did not believe in a peaceful revolution Shot and killed on February 21, 1965 by three gunmen LEADERS Jesse Jackson O Stokely Carmichael O Student leader of the O Leader of SNCC nonviolent movement O Ran for President O African Americans should Ella Baker O Director of the SCLC O Encouraged students to start their own organizations James Meredith O Tried to register at the University of Mississippi O Was told no O JFK had to get involved control every aspect of their struggle O Rosa Parks O Refused to go to the back of the bus O Was not the first to protest in the way O Ignited a much larger protest O NAACP ORGANIZATIONS O National Association for the Advancement of Colored People O Established in 1909 O Supported overturning segregation O CORE O Congress of Racial Equality O Established in 1942 by James Farmer O Used sit-ins to promote racial equality O SCLC O Southern Christian Leadership Conference O Established in 1957 by Martin Luther King, Jr. O Encouraged members of southern states to register to vote O SNCC O Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee O Established in 1960 O Early leaders were Marion Berry and John Lewis O Registered voters in the deep South O KKK O Ku Klux Klan O Established in 1865 O The. Worst. O Black Panthers O Established in 1966 O Believed in black power, black nationalism and self-sufficiency Events O Freedom Rides O Started in 1961 O People boarded buses for the deep south O Angry mobs attacked them O Many freedom riders were lynched or killed O March on Washington O August 28, 1963 O Famous “I Have A Dream” Speech was given O Watts Riot O Named after a neighborhood in LA O Riots in response to the Voting Rights Act and police brutality O Worst Riot took place in Detroit in 1967 O Chicago Movement O Chicagoans did not think that MLK was doing enough O MLK and his wife moved into a Chicago slum O Did little to advance his goals Civil Rights Acts O Civil Rights Act 1957 O First Civil Rights Legislation since the 1860s O Introduced by Eisenhower O Created a Civil Rights Commission to investigate abuses O Civil Rights Act 1964 O Introduced by Kennedy O After Kennedy’s assassination, Johnson fully committed to passing O O O O O strong legislation Gave the federal government power to prevent racial discrimination Made segregation illegal Gave all races full access to public facilities Gave Attorney General more power to prosecute offenses Created the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) O Voting Rights Act of 1965 O Introduced by Johnson O Authorized the Attorney General to send federal examiners to register voters O Suspended discrimination in voting