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Campaign Name	Country	Start Year	End Year	Classification	Cluster	Total points	Published
Louisville NAACP and CORE activists campaign for open accommodations, Kentucky, 1961	United States	1961	1961	Change	Human Rights National/Ethnic Identity	10 out of 10 points	Yes
Black citizens boycott white merchants for U.S. voting rights, Tuskegee, Alabama, 1957-1961	United States	1957	1961	Change Defense	Democracy Human Rights National/Ethnic Identity	8 out of 10 points	Yes
Jackson, Tennessee students campaign for U.S. civil rights, 1960-1961	United States	1960	1961	Change	Democracy Human Rights	7 out of 10 points	Yes
Austin, TX, U.S. students sit-in for desegregated lunch counters (Austin Movement), 1959-1961	United States	1959	1961	Change	Human Rights	8 out of 10 points	Yes
Scots and peace activists protest US Navy Base at Holy Loch, Scotland, 1960-61	United Kingdom, Scotland	1960	1961	Change	Economic Justice Peace	3 out of 10 points	Yes
Algerian citizens nonviolently interject to prevent civil war, 1962	Algeria	1962	1962	Third-party nonviolent intervention	Peace	8 out of 10 points	Yes
The Albany Movement campaigns for full integration in Georgia (Fall 1961- Summer 1962)	United States	1961	1962	Change	Human Rights	2 out of 10 points	Yes
Dominican citizens general strike for free democratic elections, 1961-1962	Dominican Republic	1961	1962	Change	Democracy	6 out of 10 points	Yes
Spanish coal miners challenge Franco dictatorship, 1962	Spain	1962	1962	Change	Democracy Economic Justice	10 out of 10 points	Yes
Fayette County, TN, African Americans form tent city for U.S. voting rights, 1960-1962	United States	1959	1962	Change	Democracy Economic Justice Human Rights National/Ethnic Identity	9 out of 10 points	Yes
Chestertown, MD, "Freedom Riders" campaign against racial segregation, 1962	United States	1962	1962	Change	Human Rights National/Ethnic Identity	7 out of 10 points	Yes
Cambridge, Maryland, activists campaign for desegregation, USA, 1962-1963	United States	1962	1963	Change	Democracy Economic Justice Human Rights National/Ethnic Identity	8 out of 10 points	Yes
Danville community campaigns for U.S. civil rights and desegregation, 1963	United States	1963	1963	Change	Human Rights National/Ethnic Identity	3 out of 10 points	Yes
African American citizens campaign for integration in Durham, N.C., 1963	United States	1963	1963	Change	Economic Justice Human Rights National/Ethnic Identity	9 out of 10 points	Yes
African Americans campaign for equal accommodations, Birmingham, Alabama, USA, 1963	United States	1963	1963	Change	Human Rights National/Ethnic Identity	9 out of 10 points	Yes
Spanish workers strike in Asturian mines, 1963	Spain	1963	1963	Change	Democracy Economic Justice Human Rights	3 out of 10 points	Yes
South Vietnamese Buddhists initiate fall of dictator Diem, 1963	Vietnam	1963	1963	Change Defense	Democracy Human Rights National/Ethnic Identity	7 out of 10 points	Yes
Baltimore students demonstrate to integrate Northwood Theater, 1963	United States	1963	1963	Change	Human Rights	10 out of 10 points	Yes
U.S. civil rights activists campaign for federal government action, 1957-63	United States	1957	1963	Change	Economic Justice Human Rights National/Ethnic Identity	8 out of 10 points	Yes
Peace campaigners work for civil rights in Albany, GA, 1963-1964	United States	1963	1964	Change	Human Rights Peace	9 out of 10 points	Yes
African Americans campaign for reopening of public schools in Prince Edward County, Farmville, VA, 1959-1964	United States	1959	1964	Change	Economic Justice Human Rights	7 out of 10 points	Yes
Zambians campaign for independence, 1944-1964	Zambia	1944	1964	Change Defense	Democracy Human Rights National/Ethnic Identity	10 out of 10 points	Yes
Oklahoma City African Americans sit-in for integration, 1958-64	United States	1958	1964	Change	Democracy Human Rights	9 out of 10 points	Yes
U.S. citizens prevent construction of nuclear power plant in Bodega Bay, California 1962-64	United States	1962	1964	Defense	Environment	10 out of 10 points	Yes
Freedom Summer campaign for African American voting rights in Mississippi, 1964	United States	1964	1964	Change	Human Rights	8 out of 10 points	Yes

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