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Civil Rights in America

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This is a review about Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr.'s lives.

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Susanna Johnson
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This is a review about Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr.'s lives.

por Susanna Johnson
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Dr. King married _____________. She died in 2006.

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Black students had "sit ins" at ___________ because they wanted to be served in the same way as white people.

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The title of Dr. King's most famous speech is "________________."

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___________ laws kept black people separate from white people.

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More than 200,000 people marched in _________ D.C. in 1963.

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Martin Luther King, Jr. was the ________ of a church in Alabama.

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Dr. King was married and had four _____________.

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The boycott ended on __________ 20, 1956.

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More than forty _______ people boycotted the buses for more than a year in Montgomery.

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People didn't want to ride the buses in Montgomery. They decided to have a __________.

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Dr. King was born in __________, Georgia in 1929.

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In America, black students went to different _________ than white students before the law was changed.

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Martin Luther King, Jr. was ________ on April 4, 1968.

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Rosa was born in ____________.

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Rosa said "You may do that" to a _______ officer.

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Rosa Parks is sometimes called the First Lady of _______ Rights.

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Dr. King was arrested and sent to _______ 30 different times in his life.

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Rosa Parks was a ______ and kind woman. She made clothes at a store.

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