First AfricanAmerican toserve as asupremecourt justiceThurgoodMarshallMany youngergenerationcitizensprotested thewar draft andthe war itselfVietnamWarProtestsCourt case thatruled interracialmarriage waslegal across all50 statesLovingv.VirginiaAfrican Americanactivities who’s mostknown for his “I havea dream” speech,primarily soughtequality throughnonviolenceMLKActivist group for civilrights and socialjustice. Oldest andlargest organization,led leadershipconference on civilrights.NAACPConstitutionalamendmentthat wouldguarantee legalgender equalityERAEvent where variousafrican americansrefused to ridesegregated buseseventuallydesegregating thebus and starting thecivil rights movement. MontgomeryBus BoycottThe first paradesthat are still heldhere in SanFrancisco everyyear, advocated forgay pride andLGBTQ rightsLGBTQPrideParadeMany militaryofficials weredismissedbecause of rulesagainsthomosexualbehaviorTheLavenderScareProtest by UCBerkeley studentswho disagreed withthe vietnam war, Theschool banned thediscussion of politicson campus which ledto a wide outburstFreeSpeechMovementBook thatchallengedwomen's rolein societyTheFeminineMystiqueA group ofcounterculture teensthat rejected socialnorms and advocatedfor peace andchange in societyHippiesAfrican Americanactivist who refusedto give up her seat ona segregated bus, ledto the famousmontgomery busboycottRosaParksCourt case thatruled thatsegregation inschools wasunconstitutionaland thus bannedBrown vBoard ofEducation9 kids who hadattended adesegregated school,were heavilydiscriminated againstand needed policeescorts to ensuretheir safetyLittleRockNineProtestsoverpollution andadvocatingclean energyEnvironmentalMovementProtests that brokeout between policeand black peopleover resentment oflongstandinginjusticesWattsRebellionCourt case thatruled that womenhad the right to theirbodies anddeserved the rightto abortion and birthcontrolRoe v.WadeBlackChildrenwent to jailfor equalrightsTheChildren'sMarchPassed by LBJthat outlaweddiscriminatoryvoting practicesVotingRightsActVictim of kidnaping &lynching, had anopen casket wherepeople could see theextent of racialviolence & hatred.EmmettTillSocial movementthat opposed theuse of radioactiveor nuclear weaponsin war and as asource of energyAnti NukeMovementThe act ofdenyingsuffrage solelybecause ofraceDisenfranchisementHuman rights activistwho was a prominentfigure during the civilrights movement.Vocal advocate forBlack empowermentand the promotion ofIslam within the Blackcommunity.MalcolmXDisagreementbetween twogroups oversocietal norms andgovernment roleConservativesv. LiberalsFirst AfricanAmerican toserve as asupremecourt justiceThurgoodMarshallMany youngergenerationcitizensprotested thewar draft andthe war itselfVietnamWarProtestsCourt case thatruled interracialmarriage waslegal across all50 statesLovingv.VirginiaAfrican Americanactivities who’s mostknown for his “I havea dream” speech,primarily soughtequality throughnonviolenceMLKActivist group for civilrights and socialjustice. Oldest andlargest organization,led leadershipconference on civilrights.NAACPConstitutionalamendmentthat wouldguarantee legalgender equalityERAEvent where variousafrican americansrefused to ridesegregated buseseventuallydesegregating thebus and starting thecivil rights movement. MontgomeryBus BoycottThe first paradesthat are still heldhere in SanFrancisco everyyear, advocated forgay pride andLGBTQ rightsLGBTQPrideParadeMany militaryofficials weredismissedbecause of rulesagainsthomosexualbehaviorTheLavenderScareProtest by UCBerkeley studentswho disagreed withthe vietnam war, Theschool banned thediscussion of politicson campus which ledto a wide outburstFreeSpeechMovementBook thatchallengedwomen's rolein societyTheFeminineMystiqueA group ofcounterculture teensthat rejected socialnorms and advocatedfor peace andchange in societyHippiesAfrican Americanactivist who refusedto give up her seat ona segregated bus, ledto the famousmontgomery busboycottRosaParksCourt case thatruled thatsegregation inschools wasunconstitutionaland thus bannedBrown vBoard ofEducation9 kids who hadattended adesegregated school,were heavilydiscriminated againstand needed policeescorts to ensuretheir safetyLittleRockNineProtestsoverpollution andadvocatingclean energyEnvironmentalMovementProtests that brokeout between policeand black peopleover resentment oflongstandinginjusticesWattsRebellionCourt case thatruled that womenhad the right to theirbodies anddeserved the rightto abortion and birthcontrolRoe v.WadeBlackChildrenwent to jailfor equalrightsTheChildren'sMarchPassed by LBJthat outlaweddiscriminatoryvoting practicesVotingRightsActVictim of kidnaping &lynching, had anopen casket wherepeople could see theextent of racialviolence & hatred.EmmettTillSocial movementthat opposed theuse of radioactiveor nuclear weaponsin war and as asource of energyAnti NukeMovementThe act ofdenyingsuffrage solelybecause ofraceDisenfranchisementHuman rights activistwho was a prominentfigure during the civilrights movement.Vocal advocate forBlack empowermentand the promotion ofIslam within the Blackcommunity.MalcolmXDisagreementbetween twogroups oversocietal norms andgovernment roleConservativesv. 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Civil Rights and Movements for change: 1950s-1970s - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Thurgood Marshall
    First African American to serve as a supreme court justice
  2. Vietnam War Protests
    Many younger generation citizens protested the war draft and the war itself
  3. Loving v. Virginia
    Court case that ruled interracial marriage was legal across all 50 states
  4. MLK
    African American activities who’s most known for his “I have a dream” speech, primarily sought equality through nonviolence
  5. NAACP
    Activist group for civil rights and social justice. Oldest and largest organization, led leadership conference on civil rights.
  6. ERA
    Constitutional amendment that would guarantee legal gender equality
  7. Montgomery Bus Boycott
    Event where various african americans refused to ride segregated buses eventually desegregating the bus and starting the civil rights movement.
  8. LGBTQ Pride Parade
    The first parades that are still held here in San Francisco every year, advocated for gay pride and LGBTQ rights
  9. The Lavender Scare
    Many military officials were dismissed because of rules against homosexual behavior
  10. Free Speech Movement
    Protest by UC Berkeley students who disagreed with the vietnam war, The school banned the discussion of politics on campus which led to a wide outburst
  11. The Feminine Mystique
    Book that challenged women's role in society
  12. Hippies
    A group of counterculture teens that rejected social norms and advocated for peace and change in society
  13. Rosa Parks
    African American activist who refused to give up her seat on a segregated bus, led to the famous montgomery bus boycott
  14. Brown v Board of Education
    Court case that ruled that segregation in schools was unconstitutional and thus banned
  15. Little Rock Nine
    9 kids who had attended a desegregated school, were heavily discriminated against and needed police escorts to ensure their safety
  16. Environmental Movement
    Protests over pollution and advocating clean energy
  17. Watts Rebellion
    Protests that broke out between police and black people over resentment of longstanding injustices
  18. Roe v. Wade
    Court case that ruled that women had the right to their bodies and deserved the right to abortion and birth control
  19. The Children's March
    Black Children went to jail for equal rights
  20. Voting Rights Act
    Passed by LBJ that outlawed discriminatory voting practices
  21. Emmett Till
    Victim of kidnaping & lynching, had an open casket where people could see the extent of racial violence & hatred.
  22. Anti Nuke Movement
    Social movement that opposed the use of radioactive or nuclear weapons in war and as a source of energy
  23. Disenfranchisement
    The act of denying suffrage solely because of race
  24. Malcolm X
    Human rights activist who was a prominent figure during the civil rights movement. Vocal advocate for Black empowerment and the promotion of Islam within the Black community.
  25. Conservatives v. Liberals
    Disagreement between two groups over societal norms and government role