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When was Governor George C Wallace shot?
The assassination attempt on Alabama Governor George Corley Wallace Jr. was on 15 May 1972 in Laurel Maryland.
What was the last name of the four-time Alabama governor who tried to stop school integration?
George Corley Wallace, Jr.
Who stood in the door of the University of Alabama and refused to allow black students to enroll?
george wallace
Was William H. Wallace Idahos first governor?
Yes he was. He was not a state governor tho, he was the governor of the territory.
What is one of famous historical figures that lived in Alabama?
George Wallace
What governor of Alabama tried to stop integregation at the university of Alabama?
governer george wallace
Who was the governor of Alabama who personally blocked black students from integrating the University of Alabama?
George C. Wallace
Who was the governor who refused to allow black students to enroll at the University of Alabama?
Governor George Wallace of Alabama stood in front of the auditorium of University of Alabama to stop two black students to enroll in the university. The act was later known as "Stand in the Schoolhouse Door".
What was the name of the governor that attempted to stop the integration of the University that Forrest Gump attended?
That was Alabama govenor George Wallace.
Who was the Alabama Governor in 1974?
George Wallace.
Which governor refused to allow black students to enroll at the University of Alabama?
George C. Wallace, Jr.
What was the name of Alabama governor in the 60s that spoke out?
George Wallace
What Alabama governor was a leading opponent to desegregation?
George Wallace
Was George Wallace a democrat?
George Wallace, the former governor of Alabama, was a member of the Democratic Party.
When was Governor George C Wallace shot?
The assassination attempt on Alabama Governor George Corley Wallace Jr. was on 15 May 1972 in Laurel Maryland.
Where did george Wallace go to college?
george Wallace went to University of Alabama (LLB)
Who was the governor of Alabama who wanted segregation?
George Wallace: "Segregation, now; segregation, forever!"
