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Key terms from civil rights history

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The civil rights movement sought to end racial and guarantee equal protection under the law . Leaders advocated protest , drawing inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi's principles . In 1955 , the became a turning point , highlighting the power of collective action on public buses in Alabama . Organizers pressed for federal enforcement of and an end to that kept Black Americans separate from whites in schools , housing , and public accommodations , while emphasizing dignity and lawful means .

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On , Martin Luther King Jr . was ____ in , Tennessee , at the . The gunman , ____ , fired from a bathroom window , ending a dream of progress through ____ means . King's death shocked the nation and intensified debate over ____ and equality . In the days that followed , millions mourned the leader's death , and his ideas about ____ , peace , and ____ continued to inspire protests , sermons , and a renewed call for ____ .

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In 1955 , ______ ______ became a symbol in the ______ movement when she refused to give up her seat on a ______ , Alabama . Her act sparked the Bus Boycott , a yearlong protest organized by local leaders and communities who supported racial equality and dignity for all citizens . The boycott led to a Supreme Court ruling that ______ on public buses was unconstitutional , inspiring movements across the country to challenge unjust laws .

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In 1963 , thousands gathered in the capital for the , a landmark event . Speakers urged an end to and called for , fair treatment , and . . delivered the famous speech that included the line . The march highlighted the power of protest and helped build momentum for landmark laws that would outlaw discrimination and promote equal opportunity .

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