(Civil Rights - An Introduction) - All citizens have always had the right to vote in the United States.

(Civil Rights - An Introduction) - As an early settler, which of these did you have to have in order to vote?

(Civil Rights - An Introduction) - Who got the right o vote first?

(Civil Rights - An Introduction) - What kind of tax did blacks have to pay before voting in the South?

(Civil Rights - An Introduction) - What event caused chanes in the Constitution for blacks?

(Civil Rights - An Introduction) - How long did the concept of "separate but equa" last

(Introduction to Civil Rights - the 50s) - What ruling did the United States Supreme Court make in 1896?

(Introduction to Civil Rights - the 50s) - Why couldn't Linda Brown go to the school closest to her home?

(Introduction to Civil Rights - the 50s) - What group did Linda Brown's parent go to for help?

(Introduction to Civil Rights - the 50s) - Who was arrested for sitting in a seat on a Montgomery, Alabama bus?

(Introduction to Civil Rights - the 50s) - Why did Rosa Parks refuse to leave her seat?

(Introduction to Civil Rights - the 50s) - In 1958, the US Supreme Court ruled that the segregation of busses in Montgomery, Alabams, was unconstitutional

(Introduction to Civil Rights - the 50s) - How did the Montgomery mus company lose money?

(The Montgomery Bus Boycott) - What is the main idea in the last paragraph of the article?

(The Montgomery Bus Boycott) - Place the following events in order from first to last.

(The Montgomery Bus Boycott) - Which court ruled that segregation on the Montgomery buses is unconstitutional?

(The Montgomery Bus Boycott) - A boycott is a decision by a person or group of people to stop ______.

In what year did the bus boycott end?