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This amendment states automatic civilization to people born on American soil. This also applies to formal slaves. This falls under the law catagory.
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This amendment is most famously known for the abolishment of slavery. It also states that involuntary servitude is illegal, unless it is a jury ordered punishment. This falls in the Law catagory.
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This amendment granted Black men the right to vote. This meant even if they were formal victims of servitude. This falls under the Law category.
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This case tested the constitutionality of racial segregation. Plessy was only 1/8 white, and was taken to trial when he refused to leave the white car of a train. This was a Court Decision
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A massacre that occurred during 1898. This happened due to White supremacists overthrowing the biracial government. This is a Protest.
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The NAACP stands for National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. An American Civil rights orginization that advocated for equal rights.
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Trumansigned order declaring equal treatment for equal treatment for the military. This ordered desegregation for US Military. This is a court decision.
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This event decided that segregation in schools was unconstitutional. Ended legal segregation in schools, but that doesn't mean people were treated the equal. This was a Court Decision.
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The murder of Emmett Till was a Lynching in 1955 in Mississippi. Emmett was an innocent 14 year old boy who was falsely accused of offending a white woman. This resulted in his murder. Supreme court case.
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Rosa Parks was arrested for her refusal to give up her bus seat for a white person. Parks was an activist for civil rights. This was a Protest.
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These students were the first 9 students to integrate into a public high school. They faced a lot of hate and slander, which played a significant role in the civil rights moevment. Protest.
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President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed this law. It was in order to protect voting rights and civil rights in general. Court Decision.
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This event was a series of bus rides that were attempting to end segregation on buses. This was enforced to try to reenstate the actions in Boyton V Virginia. This was a Protest.
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An non-violent protest where 4 African- American students did a sit-in at a segregated Woolworth. The students were named Ezell Blair Jr., David Richmond, Franklin McCain, and Joseph McNeil. This was a protest.
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This event marked an important point in The Civil Rights Movement. This advocated for economic rights. This is also where MLK gave his famous 'I Have A Dream' speech. This was a protest.
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This was a law that advocated for the termination of discrimination that was influenced by ones identity. This law was signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson. This was a Protest.
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These were three different marches led by MLK. They were advocating for voting rights for people of color. This was a Protest.
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This was signed into affect by President Johnson.It works against racial discrimination when it comes to voting. This was a protest, that was then turned into a law.
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This date marks the day that MLK was assassinated from his hotel balcony. He was shot by James Earl Ray. This was a Violent Action.
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This advocated for school desegregation by using busing. This was nearly 17 years after Brown V. Board. This was a court decision.