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Subcategories - Civil Disobedience, Nonviolence

1. Albert Lutuli
2. Berkeley Free Speech Movement
3. China Suppresses Falun Gong Religious Group
4. The Chipko Movement Protects India’s Forests
5. The Congress of Racial Equality Forms
6. Congress of Racial Equality Is Founded
7. CORE Stages a Sit-in in Chicago to Protest Segregation
8. CORE Stages the “Journey of Reconciliation”
9. Desmond Tutu
10. Dorothy Day
11. Gandhi Leads a Noncooperation Movement
12. Gandhi Leads the Salt March
13. Greensboro Sit-Ins Launch a New Stage in the Civil Rights Movement
14. India Signs the Dehli Pact
15. Kickapoo Resistance
16. Lutuli Is Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
17. Mahatma Gandhi
18. Marcus Garvey
19. Martin Luther King, Jr.
20. Martin Luther King, Jr., Delivers his “I have a Dream” Speech
21. Martin Luther King, Jr., Leads a March from Selma to Montgomery
22. Martin Luther King, Jr., Wins the Nobel Peace Prize
23. Montgomery Bus Boycott
24. Mother Jones
25. Pankhursts Found the Women’s Social and Political Union
26. Parks is Arrested for Refusing to Sit in the Back of the Bus
27. Rosa Parks
28. Southern Christian Leadership Conference Is Founded
29. Tamils Protest Discrimination in Sri Lanka