BoycottA protest againstsegregation wherepeople wouldrefuse to supportbusinesses thatwere segregatedIndividualswithDisabilitiesEducationAct (IDEA)A law that requiresall public schoolsto take steps toaccommodate andeducation peoplewith disabilitiesVotingRights Actof 1965Outlaws preventingsomeone fromvoting by means ofa tax, test, or otherbarrier to stopcitizens from votingMartinLutherKing Jr.Notable Baptistminister whobecame the faceand voice of theCivil RightsMovementNAACPAn organizationthat offered legalsupport to Blackcitizens who foundthemselvestargeted by JimCrow LawsNationalOrganizationfor Women(NOW)A politicalOrganizationaimed at securingincreased libertyand representationfor AmericanWomenBarbaraJohnsA student at R.R.Moton High Schoolin Farmville, VA wholed a walkoutagainst segregatedschoolsSit-inA protest againstsegregatedrestaurants wherewhites and blackswould sit in thewrong sectionsEmmettTillA 14 year old Blackboy who was killedby white townsfolkafter being accusedof whistling to aWhite woman inMississippiRosaParksA woman fromBirmingham,Alabama who wasarrested afterrefusing to give upher seat leading tobus boycottsWalkoutA protest ofsegregatedschools or jobswhere studentswould show up forthe day, but leaveshortly afterTitleIXProhibits Educationaldiscrimination basedon a person's genderfrom schools,colleges, oruniversities receivingfederal fundingFreedomRidesProtests againstsegregated bussesin the South whereWhite and Blackprotesters wouldride from city to cityBrown v.Board ofEducationSupreme Courtdecision that ruled"separate is NOTequal" endedsegregation inschoolsCivilRights Actof 1964Outlawsemploymentdiscriminationbased on race,color, religion,gender, etcAmericanswithDisabilitiesAct (ADA)A law whichrequires all publiclyaccessible facilitiesto take steps toensure equalaccess for peoplewith disabilitiesBoycottA protest againstsegregation wherepeople wouldrefuse to supportbusinesses thatwere segregatedIndividualswithDisabilitiesEducationAct (IDEA)A law that requiresall public schoolsto take steps toaccommodate andeducation peoplewith disabilitiesVotingRights Actof 1965Outlaws preventingsomeone fromvoting by means ofa tax, test, or otherbarrier to stopcitizens from votingMartinLutherKing Jr.Notable Baptistminister whobecame the faceand voice of theCivil RightsMovementNAACPAn organizationthat offered legalsupport to Blackcitizens who foundthemselvestargeted by JimCrow LawsNationalOrganizationfor Women(NOW)A politicalOrganizationaimed at securingincreased libertyand representationfor AmericanWomenBarbaraJohnsA student at R.R.Moton High Schoolin Farmville, VA wholed a walkoutagainst segregatedschoolsSit-inA protest againstsegregatedrestaurants wherewhites and blackswould sit in thewrong sectionsEmmettTillA 14 year old Blackboy who was killedby white townsfolkafter being accusedof whistling to aWhite woman inMississippiRosaParksA woman fromBirmingham,Alabama who wasarrested afterrefusing to give upher seat leading tobus boycottsWalkoutA protest ofsegregatedschools or jobswhere studentswould show up forthe day, but leaveshortly afterTitleIXProhibits Educationaldiscrimination basedon a person's genderfrom schools,colleges, oruniversities receivingfederal fundingFreedomRidesProtests againstsegregated bussesin the South whereWhite and Blackprotesters wouldride from city to cityBrown v.Board ofEducationSupreme Courtdecision that ruled"separate is NOTequal" endedsegregation inschoolsCivilRights Actof 1964Outlawsemploymentdiscriminationbased on race,color, religion,gender, etcAmericanswithDisabilitiesAct (ADA)A law whichrequires all publiclyaccessible facilitiesto take steps toensure equalaccess for peoplewith disabilities

Civil Rights Vocab Bingo - 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. A protest against segregation where people would refuse to support businesses that were segregated
    Boycott
  2. A law that requires all public schools to take steps to accommodate and education people with disabilities
    Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
  3. Outlaws preventing someone from voting by means of a tax, test, or other barrier to stop citizens from voting
    Voting Rights Act of 1965
  4. Notable Baptist minister who became the face and voice of the Civil Rights Movement
    Martin Luther King Jr.
  5. An organization that offered legal support to Black citizens who found themselves targeted by Jim Crow Laws
    NAACP
  6. A political Organization aimed at securing increased liberty and representation for American Women
    National Organization for Women (NOW)
  7. A student at R.R. Moton High School in Farmville, VA who led a walkout against segregated schools
    Barbara Johns
  8. A protest against segregated restaurants where whites and blacks would sit in the wrong sections
    Sit-in
  9. A 14 year old Black boy who was killed by white townsfolk after being accused of whistling to a White woman in Mississippi
    Emmett Till
  10. A woman from Birmingham, Alabama who was arrested after refusing to give up her seat leading to bus boycotts
    Rosa Parks
  11. A protest of segregated schools or jobs where students would show up for the day, but leave shortly after
    Walkout
  12. Prohibits Educational discrimination based on a person's gender from schools, colleges, or universities receiving federal funding
    Title IX
  13. Protests against segregated busses in the South where White and Black protesters would ride from city to city
    Freedom Rides
  14. Supreme Court decision that ruled "separate is NOT equal" ended segregation in schools
    Brown v. Board of Education
  15. Outlaws employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, gender, etc
    Civil Rights Act of 1964
  16. A law which requires all publicly accessible facilities to take steps to ensure equal access for people with disabilities
    Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)