I.  CIVIL RIGHT LEADERS ENCOURAGED VOTER REGISTRATION

A.  The deep South
     1.  The deep South had become notorious because of its history...

     2.  Mississippi was known as the stronghold of...
     3.  Citizens here had been shot, set upon by vicious dogs, beaten and otherwise
          terrorized because they sought...
     4.  Federal troops are sent to Oxford, Mississippi in the Fall of 1962 to protect
          James Meredith,...

     5.  In June of 1963, NAACP leader Medgar Evers was shot to death in Jackson as..

     6.  These violent attacks discouraged many from...

     7.  Fannie Lou Hamer was a perfect example of this devotion to continue the cause.

         II.  CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS RECRUITED VOLUNTEERS IN MISSISSIPPI

A.  Volunteers
     1.  Fannie Lou Hamer and others knew that gains would not be made unless...

     2.  They formed the_________________________- a project to recruit a large number of
          white volunteers.
     3.  In 1964, three Civil Rights workers (______________________) are released from
          jail late one night.  They are followed home.
     4.  Members of the KKK, including law enforcement personnel...

     5.  Their killers were never tried on state murder charges.
     6.  The program continued despite the murders and created a very successful program
          called_______________________.
     7.  These schools developed new techniques to improve________________________ of
          black children.

III.  CIVIL RIGHTS WORKERS FORMED THEIR OWN POLITICAL PARTY

A.  Political Party
     1.  Preparing for the 1964 Democratic National Convention, Civil Rights workers
          organized the_____________________________________(MFDP).
     2.  The MFDP challenge led to political changes.  Black delegates...

     3.  SNCC organizer Stokely Carmichael agreed that black political organization was
          needed.  He and others created the__________________________________
         ______________________________________________ the Black Panther.
     4.  The Black Panther reflected the new sense of...

IV.  KING CONCENTRATED ON THE VOTING RIGHTS ISSUE IN 1965
  A.  The Voting Rights issue
     1.  King and other SCLC representatives began a new voting rights campaign in...
         
     2.  Early in March, SCLC leaders announced plans for a march from Selma ...

     3.  King was away on another demonstration as protestors left Selma on the afternoon
          of March 7th.
     4.  On Pettus Bridge, on the outskirts of Selma, police on horseback and standing club
          to club used...
     5.  ____________ and______________crews recorded the entire incident for a National audience.
     6.  SNCC chairperson,___________________, suffered a fractured skull.
     7.  News accounts of the attack at Pettus Bridge referred to it as "Bloody Sunday".
     8.  On March 10th another protest movement set out once again with hopes of crossing
          Pettus Bridge. 
     9.  Once again they were met with police brutality and a...

   10.  This outraged the Nation and eventually led to the________________________ which
          empowered the Federal government to...