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They used to be called the "Boston Bees," they moved to Atlanta in 1966. There official color is Navy blue.
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MR. Hartsfield was a american politician and served the 49th and 51st mayor of Atlanta GA. "The city to busy to hate" was the responsibility for Mr. Hartsfeild.
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He was an American baptist minister and a civil rights leader. He was also the 6th president of Morehouse Collage.
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It was the time period that African Americans could vote for governor. Eugene Talmadge was the elected governor at this time.
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He served as the 70th governor of GA. He became active in "Democratic Party Politics," after the war.
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It was a class action suit witch was filed against the Boad of education in Topeka, Kansas. It also ended racial segregation in schools.
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It was supposed to desegregate the city. It was deemed because of falling due to unseccessful desegregation space.
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He took over the " Ivan Allen Company" when his father passed away. He was supportive, although he ordered for the people to remove all the segregation signs.
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The Civil Rights act was forbid. It was signed into a law by President Lyndon Johnson.
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They are a professional American football team. They played there first game on August 1st, 1966.
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They are a professional football team, and they are located in Atlanta GA. They were originally called the "Buffalo Bissons."
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It was the March for freedom and Jobs. It was when Mr. Knig gave his "I Have a Dream" speech.
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He served as the 75th governor of Georgia. He refused to serve black customers in Atlanta restauranta.
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He served as the 39th President of the U.S. He was also the 76tyh Governor of Georgia.
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He began his career as a pastor. He was also a early leader in the Civil Rights movement.
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He was the second longest serving mayor in Atlanta. Made a airpot and it was named after him.
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Both men were the first two African American students admitted to the University. When they had originally tried to get in they were not able to because of " limited space."
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Mahammad Ali was the person who lit the Olympic torch. The Olympic Games where held in Atlanta Georgia.
