Question

organizations

stands for?

who founded?

specific campaigns involved with

goal / purpose

success / results

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sclc

southern christian leadership conference

martin luther king jr

sncc

student nonviolent coordinating committee

ella backer

core

congress of racial equality

james l. farmer jr.

black panthers

huey p. newton

Explanation:

This is a worksheet about key US civil rights organizations. Below is the completed, accurate information for each row, correcting and filling in missing details:

1. For SCLC: Correct the full name, add its key campaign, core goal, and major success.
2. For SNCC: Confirm founder, add its signature campaign, goal, and outcome.
3. For CORE: Correct the founder, add its iconic campaign, goal, and success.
4. For Black Panthers: Fill in the full name, add their key programs, core goals, and impacts.

Answer:

Organizations	Stands for?	Who founded??	Specific campaigns involved with	Goal / Purpose	Success / Results
SNCC	Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee	Ella Baker	Freedom Rides, Freedom Summer	Youth-led nonviolent action, Black voter registration in the South	Expanded Black voting access; trained a new generation of civil rights activists
CORE	Congress of Racial Equality	James Farmer, George Houser	Freedom Rides, Chicago Open Housing	Achieve racial integration and equality through nonviolent direct action	Desegregated interstate travel; pushed for fair housing policies
Black Panthers	Black Panther Party for Self-Defense	Huey P. Newton, Bobby Seale	Free Breakfast for Children, Community Health Clinics	Black self-determination, end police brutality, economic empowerment for Black communities	Established vital community social programs; shifted national discourse on Black liberation