Student Non-Violent Co-ordinating Committee (SNCC) (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards
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SNCC full name & pronunciation
SNCC full name & pronunciation
Student Non-Violent Co-ordinating Committee ('snick')
Date of Greensboro sit-in
Date of Greensboro sit-in
1 February 1960
SNCC formation: location & date
SNCC formation: location & date
Raleigh, North Carolina, 16-18 April 1960
Author of SNCC's Statement of Purpose
Author of SNCC's Statement of Purpose
Reverend James Lawson
Core principle of SNCC's philosophy
Core principle of SNCC's philosophy
Non-violence rooted in Judaic-Christian traditions
Central force in SNCC's non-violent philosophy
Central force in SNCC's non-violent philosophy
Love - binding people to God and each other
Key achievement of SNCC's sit-in campaigns
Key achievement of SNCC's sit-in campaigns
Desegregation of lunch counters across the South
Location of SNCC's 1964 voter registration campaign
Location of SNCC's 1964 voter registration campaign
Lowndes County, Mississippi
Party SNCC created for political participation
Party SNCC created for political participation
Mississippi Free Democratic Party (MFDP)
Type of activism SNCC represented
Type of activism SNCC represented
Grassroots activism - bottom-up, local organising