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George Wallace was the governor of Alabama who was for segregation and took advantage of his position to discriminate against African Americans.

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George Wallace was the governor of Alabama during the Civil Rights Movements and supported segregation, especially in schools. He did not believe in what African Americans were trying to achieve for themselves.

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George Wallace was for segregation and was on the other side of all the drama going on. He tried to fight to keep segregation.

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2RCaw0t4e8aWGZxWUw2QjROc0E/view?usp=sharing

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George Wallace was a Pro - Segregation Governor of Alabama. He resisted the U.S. Government when it came to getting rid of segregation

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George Wallace was the governor of Alabama who was anti-desegregation. He used his place as a governor and his position to influence others, and banned African Americans from attending Alabama University.

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George Wallace represented everybody that was for segregation, as a judge and a governor he used his influence to keep African Americans out of the University of Alabama.

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George Wallace had

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George Wallace

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Gearoge Wallace was important to the Civil Rights Movement because he was one that opposed what everyone was protesting for. He was a man of power and had an influence on those who listened.

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George Wallace was the 45th Governor of Alabama. Serving two terms.As well as, an extreme segregationist. He believed that whites were superior and that the blacks should be happy where they were

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Grayson Graham, Will Jensen & Michael Moreno - 1B

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Grayson Graham, Will Jensen & Michael Moreno - 1B

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https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7a-fEiUsUo6a1FUTXZsUi1YWlU

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George Wallace was important to the civil rights movement because he represented the opposing side. The side that is pro segregation and is doing everything in their power to make sure this movement doesn't get outta hand.

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George Wallace was the governor of Alabama who is known as an segregation extremist. He was all for segregation within the schools of the state.

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george wallace was a alabama governor who did not support black peoples rights and did not let black people into alabama universities

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George Wallace was the governor of Alabama who did not let blacks into Alabama universities.

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George Wallace was the governor of Alabama, southern populist and segregationist, who was known for aggressively defending the state segregation policies. He prevented African Americans from enrolling in universities (University of Alabama)

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George Wallace wanted to keep segragation. He was known for keeping out blacks at the University of Alabama and supporting the KKK.

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George Wallace was the governor of Alabama and he was extremely for segregation especially in schools.

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George Wallace was a governor who supported the KKK and was against the African american integration in the univ of Alabama

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George Wallace was important during the civil rights movement because he was the governor of Alabama, and because he believed in segregation he did not let African Americans attend the University

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George Wallace was the governor of Alabama, one of the most racist states at the time. He believed strongly in segregation and completely ignored federal law for as long as he could in order to not implement desegregation. He blocked black people from receiving an equal education and still upheld his vison for a " better " Alabama.

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George Wallace was an influential governor in Alabama who strictly enforced segregation, even in colleges.

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George Wallace was governor of Alabama he was for segregation especially in schools. He caused segregation in the University of Alabama.

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George Wallace was very influential as Governor of Alabama, he segregated the University of Alabama not allowing African Americans to attend.

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George Wallace was very important during the Civil Rights movement because of his decision to not allow African American people to attend the University of Alabama.

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George Wallace was a very influential activist and the governor of Alabama. He was pro-segregation and did not allow African Americans in the University of Alabama.

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George Wallace supported segregation by blocking African Americans from enrolling in the University of Alabama, he was able to do this due to his power as the Governor of Alabama.

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George Wallace was an influential activist for the civil rights movement because he was influential as his role as the Governor of Alabama and segregated based on race in the University of Alabama.

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George Wallace was important to the civil rights movement because he was resistant towards segregation.

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Pro-segregation and he was a Democrat and wanted discrimination to stay.

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George Wallace segregationist who and enforced segregation in schools, University of Alabama.

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Wallace was one of the most outspoken supporters of racial segregation; winning the governorship of Alabama through his promises towards segregation and economic issues.

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George Wallace lead the south's stance against Federally required desegregation in schools.

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George Wallace was important to the civil rights movement because he was the "opposing view" when it came to equal rights of African Americans and other races. He kept the African Americans separate from the whites in school.

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Cole K, Matthew M, Jake H, and Lawrence L.

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Cole K, Matthew M, Jake H, and Lawrence L.

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https://drive.google.com/a/friscoisd.org/file/d/0B1mwcBdkWJNXb1JWZHRMdDlHM0ZjRE9OUmE4NGxmT1BsZFlF/view?usp=sharing

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He used his power as governor of Alabama and as a judge to keep African Americans from enrolling in the University of Alabama.

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A governor and judge in Alabama who emphasized segregation. He gained attention when he personally tried to block African Americans from enrolling in the University of Alabama in 1963.

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Wallace was a governor of Alabama and was also a judge. He believed in segregation in schools and did not allow African American students to enter the University of Alabama.

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George Wallace was important to the Civil Rights Movement because he denied African American's the right to enroll in the University of Alabama, thus continuing rather than discontinuing the effects of segregation on the nation.

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George Wallace was a governor of Alabama who segregated their universities.

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https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B36Qjj2GQ2JCdHFHVGtZQndYXzA

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George Wallace was important to the Civil Rights Movement because he allowed the enrollment of African-American students and he also was a spokesman for resistance in racial change

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George Wallace was important because he was the governor of Alabama who denied the enrollment of African Americans in college at the University of Alabama. He supported segregation.

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He was important because he was the governor of alabama and pushed for segregation in schools. He also kept the blacks out of the white.

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3B George Wallace video Will McDuffee and Isaiah

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3B George Wallace video Will McDuffee and Isaiah

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https://drive.google.com/a/friscoisd.org/file/d/0B8zmXfCz5VAHLXk5RTRhV0t0YWs/view?usp=sharing

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George Wallace was important to the civil rights movement because he wanted to keep segregation in all schools in Alabama.

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George Wallace did not allow the enrollment of black students at the University of Alabama. He supported segregation.

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George Wallace was important because he didn't allow African Americans to enroll at the University of Alabama.

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George Wallace, was important because he rejected AA's from the University of Alabama, drawing attention to social and educational injustice.

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George Wallace was very important during the civil rights movement. He did not allow enrollment of black students in the University of Alabama.

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George Wallace was the Governor of Alabama during the Civil Rights movement. He supported segregation and failed to slow down the Civil Rights movement.

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George Wallace was important because he was the Governor of Alabama. George Wallace was against the civil rights movement.

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George Wallace was important during the civil rights movement because he was a "fighting judge" who endorsed the "Ku Klux Klan" and was against racial integration.

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George Wallace was the man that prevented African Americans from attending/enrolling into the University of Alabama

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George Wallace was important during the Civil Rights Movement because he did not allow the enrollment of African American students to enroll in college at the University of Alabama.

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George Wallace was important to the Civil Rights Movement through his position on not allowing African American students to enroll in the University of Alabama.

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George Wallace was important in that he did not allow the enrollment of black students in the University of Alabama. He was against civil rights.

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George affected the Civil Rights Movement because he was a Democratic Party politician and four-time governor of Alabama who led the South’s fight against federally ordered racial integration in the 1960s.

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George Wallace affected the civil rights movement by not allowing the enrollment of African American students into the University of Alabama.

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George Wallace affected the civil rights movement by not allowing the enrollment of African American students into the University of Alabama.

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- Chloe Kirk

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https://drive.google.com/a/friscoisd.org/file/d/0B_6743Pxw9wGbGFDNzE2aE9vNG8/view?usp=sharing

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https://drive.google.com/a/friscoisd.org/file/d/0B4MFvy-9z-30Mjhqb19Ia0lGZ1lDS20yQ3FDTXExTTl5anVZ/view?usp=sharing