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This was important because it shaped the first intellectual black Americans careers. It led to establishment of colleges and libraries for African Americans.
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This was important because it made it so that slavery was not allowed in the new western states.
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This was so important because it helped so many slave escape slavery in the South for a better life up North and even into Canada.
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This was so important because it was the formal abolishment of slavery in any rebelling state.
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This was so important because it abolished slavery.
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This was important because it made it a law that no man would be denied their civil liberties or equal protection of the law due to race or color.
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This was so important becuase it prohibited not allowing people to vote based on color or race, thus giving black men the opportunity to vote.
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This was so important because it guarenteed equal treatment for blacks in public accommodations and transportation.
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This was so important because it was an all black school which helped kids learn in industrial and agricultural work, and was taught by Washington.
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This was improtant becuase it was decided by the Supreme Court the seperate but equal in terms of public facilities and upheld the Jim Crow Laws.
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This was important becuase the NAACP fought to ensure political, economic, and social equality.
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This was important because 1.75 million black people left the South for new opportunity and idustrial work up in the urban North.
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This was important because it was a time of African American culture expression.
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This was important because during the Great Depression, Roosevelt gave new opportunities and reliefs to the black community.
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This was so important because it overturned Plessy v. Ferguson, thus saying that seperate was not equal.
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This was so important because it outlawed segregation on public buses.
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It was important because with the ruling that public schools could no longer be segregated it allowed nine black students to go to school in Little Rock, Arkansas.
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This was important because this brought whites and blacks together to fight agaisnt segregation in the South.
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This was important because it brought together 250,000 people in a peaceful protest for equal rights and it is where MLK's famous speech was.
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This was so important because it prohibited racial discrimination in voting.
