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Across 4. NON-VIOLENT PROTEST WAS AN EXAMPLE OF ? ?. 10. DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. WAS AN EXAMPLE OF A NEW ? ? LEADER. 13. AS A RESULT, THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT GAINED NATIONAL ?. 14. MINISTER & CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER 16. THESE CHURCHES HELPED BOYCOTTERS WITH ? 19. KING'S STRATEGY OF PROTEST LEARNED FROM GANDHI 20. AFRICAN-AMERICAN LEADERS LED A CRUSADE FOR ? ?. 26. EMPLOYERS ? WORKERS TO USE THE BUSES. 27. CHURCHES WERE PLACES WHERE ? WERE HELD. 28. kING'S HOUSE WAS ?. 29. THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT WAS A STRUGGLE FOR ?. 30. ROSA ? REFUSED TO GIVE HER SEAT UP TO A WHITE.

Down 1. THE ALABAMA BUS SEGREGATION WAS DECLARED ? BY THE SUPREME COURT. 2. ROSA PARKS BROKE ALABAMA'S ? LAW. 3. ? 5, 1955 - BOYCOTT STARTED 5. AT MEETINGS, BOYCOTTERS ? TOGETHER. 6. POLICE HANDED OUT ? ? TO PEOPLE WHO BOYCOTTED. 7. THESE CHURCHES HELPED BOYCOTTERS WITH ? 8. AT MEETINGS, BOYCOTTERS ? TOGETHER. 9. AT MEETINGS, BOYCOTTERS ? TOGETHER. 11. ? WERE VITAL TO THE BOYCOTT'S SUCCESS. 12. THESE CHURCHES KEPT ? HIGH. 15. THESE CHURCHES PROVIDED ?. 17. AFRICAN-AMERICANS USED A BOYCOTT TO PROTEST ALABAMA'S SEGREGATION LAW IN ?. 18. SCLC OR SOUTHERN ? LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE 21. ROSA PARKS WAS ? FOR HER ACTION. 22. PEOPLE USED ? INSTEAD OF BUSES 23. ? 20, 1956 - BOYCOTT ENDED 24. REFUSE TO USE 25. KING ARRESTED FOR ?.