Match terms and figures from the American Civil Rights Movement.
The American Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s was a struggle for social justice and equal rights under the law. This matching game connects students with key terms about the movement's leaders, strategies, and landmark achievements.
This matching game pairs civil rights terms with their definitions. Students connect SEGREGATION with the forced separation of races, BOYCOTT with organized refusal to use services, and MARCH with peaceful protest demonstrations.
After completing this matching game, lead a class discussion about how each term connects to broader themes of justice and equality. Have students research one term in depth and present a short summary to the class, linking past events to present-day issues.