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The 13th amendment made slavery not okay along with "involuntary servitude" unless it's punishment for a crime.
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The 14th amendment granted citizenship to people who are born or naturalized in the US of A
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The 15th amendment granted any person the right to vote no matter race, religion, past, etc..
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P v F was a supreme court case where Plessy was arguing the "separate car act" and how it was against "separate but equal"
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Also known as the Wilmington Massacre, this was an event where hundreds of Black residents were murdered or banished in a multi-racially controlled governmental town.
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The NAACP was an organization formed for the justice of colored people.
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This one's pretty self explanatory, in 1948, Harry Truman made an order that abolished discrimination of people in the armed forces
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Brown V board of edu. Topeka was a case that was brought all the way up to the supreme court where is was ruled that segregation in school was unconstitutional
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Emmett Till was accused by a white woman that he sexually assaulted her leading to her husband and his friend abducting, torturing him until he was unidentifiable then lynching him and dumping him in a river. The boy was 14 years old.
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This event was staged where a woman named Rosa Parks was told to give up her seat on a bus for a white man because that's what colored people were supposed to do but she refused, leading to her arrest.
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"Little Rock Nine" was a group of 9 black students who stood up for the colored community and challenged the segregation based on race and all enrolled in an all whites school
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This was the first ever civil rights act that was passed and it increased protection in voting and help guide the civil rights law
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"I have a dream" was a speech that Martin Luther King Junior gave at the Lincoln memorial (because Lincoln also gave inspiring speeches)
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This civil rights act says no to the discrimination based on race, religion, culture, ethnicity, sex, and so on.
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The Selma to Montgomery March was 3 protest marches along a 54 mile long highway (that's long) and was led by nonviolent activists for the desire of colored people being able to exercise their constitutional rights
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This civil rights act prohibited racial discrimination within voting and was amended later a total of 5 times
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Martin Luther King Junior, a heavily inspiring speaker for colored people was assassinated.
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This was a state supreme court case about promoting integration into public schools (some schools are still having that issue)