Who did Governor Orval Faubus call to keep the students from integrating the school?

Who was the president of the Arkansas NAACP who recruited ten high school students to integrate the all-white Central High School in Little Rock?

In 1863 President Lincoln's ____________ Proclamation legally frees all slaves in the confederacy

For many, what are the years for which the Civil Rights Movement begins and Ends

Where was the shop located where four students started the sit-in protests by asking for service at the all-white Woolworth lunch counter?

Who was the first Black student in history to graduate from Central High School?

. By the end of March, how many cities in how many states had experienced sit-ins

He became the first African-American to break the color barrier and be allowed to play in the major leagues

In 1956, The Supreme Court ruled what to be unconstitutional?

When was the Tulsa massacre?

What caused the Tulsa Massacre to Happen?

Was Greenwood known as the wealthiest Black community in the U.S.?

the Neighborhood of Greenwood also known as?

Who dubbed the Greenwood section of Tulsa the "Negro Wall street?

What was the name of the Newspaper in Tulsa?

The Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 killed hundreds of residents, burned more than 1,250 homes and erased years of Black success.

Fill in the Blank: More than________ businesses operated in mostly one-, two- and three-story red brick buildings clustered along the block. All but a couple were owned by Black entrepreneurs.

Susie Bell ran an upscale restaurant called Bell and Little Cafe with her brother, Presley Little, Ms. Little’s husband. How many course did the restaurant offers?

True or False. By 1921, Greenwood had grown into a 35-block neighborhood with a bustling retail scene, as well as two schools, two newspapers and a hospital