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IWBAT describe
nonviolent protests
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Civil Disobedience The refusal to comply with
certain laws or to pay taxes and fines, as a
peaceful form of political protest.
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Gandhi Gained India’s
independence from Britain through nonviolent
means. Inspired MLK and others to use nonviolent
means.
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Montgomery Bus Boycott – Lasted for
one year, led to Supreme Court ruling
bus segregation unconstitutional
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Freedom Rides – Blacks who rode busses to purposely challenge segregation laws and were often arrested.
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The Supreme Court later ruled that
segregation on public transportation was
unconstitutional
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Sit Ins – Nonviolent protests, usually in restaurants where people would sit to
take up space.
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What were sit ins? What was the
Montgomery Bus Boycott?
What is civil disobedience?