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The Civil Rights Movement which swept the United States of America from 1954 to 1968 was a particularly active period

 First emerging in mid-19th century New England, the Club Movement, or Women’s Club Movement, sought to depart from the norm

 Shared recollections, or mental representations of a shared past common to members of a social group (American Psychological Association)

The part of a Church  mass or service in which the Eucharist, consisting of wine and bread representing, or literally

Literally congregants. Members of Jewish congregations (as opposed to yahidim), who did not pay synagogue taxes and could not vote

 a Protestant denomination that accorded decisions to each local church 

 While the term has generally come to be associated with any sort of violent conqueror, the Conquistadors of the 15th