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The Murder of Emmett Till Civil Rights. 29.1 Review 1. The Civil Rights Act of 1875 was declared unconstitutional by which famous court case? 2. Laws.

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1 The Murder of Emmett Till Civil Rights

2 29.1 Review 1. The Civil Rights Act of 1875 was declared unconstitutional by which famous court case? 2. Laws passed in the south that openly discriminated against Black Americans were known as? 3. World War I and World War II helped set the foundations for the Civil Rights movement by… 4. The NAACP stands for: 5. This lawyer was tasked with challenging school segregation in the south. 6. This court case saw segregation in schools deemed unconstitutional. 7. These nine students volunteered to integrate their local high school were known as the: 8. The Montgomery Bus Boycott began after this woman was arrested. 9. This person was the head of the Montgomery Improvement Association during the Montgomery Bus Boycott. 10. SCLC stands for: 11. SNCC stands for: 12. Martin Luther King, Jr. advocated for what type of protest?

3 History of Lynching in the South

4 The Murder of Emmett Till Murder of Emmett Till Introduction The Murder Of Emmett Till Roy Bryant (L) and J.W. Milam (R)

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