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14th amendment
The 14th amendment is that blacks have the equal protection under the law. -
15th amendment
The 15th amendment is that the blacks have the right to vote. -
In 1875 the Supreme Court
• In 1875 the Supreme Court passed a law saying that store owners could not segrigate -
Plessy was thrown in jail for sitting in the white train car.
Plessy was thrown in jail for sitting in the white train car. -
Separate but equal rights
Separate but equal rights was established for blacks. -
Plessy v. Ferguson
The Supreme Court shot down Plessy v. Ferguson “separate but equal." -
Brown v. Board
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Emmett Till
Emmett Till was found in a river with no eye -
Rosa Parks
Rose Parks was arrested for sitting in the no-mans land and refused to more. -
Boycott
The Montgomery Boycott started. -
Little Rock Nine
Nine black students at Central High School “an all-white high school” became the "Little Rock Nine.” They were withdrawn on Sept 20, 1957. On Sept 23 the Little Rock policeman had to escort them thought a back door so they could begin their classes. Without being mobbed by 1,000 people. -
President Kennedy issued the order 10925
President Kennedy issued the order 10925, that people can’t not hire someone because of their religion or race. -
James Meredith
• James Meredith was the first black to enroll at the University of Mississippi. -
Four black girls.
Four young girls where at Sunday school when a bomb went off in Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, after this 2 more young kids were killed. -
JFK was assassinatred
JFK was assassinated in a parade. -
24th amendment
The 24 amendment was abolished effecting 11 southern sates making it hard for black to vote. -
President Jonson
President Jonson signed the Civil rights act of 1964. -
One black andTwo white men
The bodies of one black and two white men were found in an earthen dam. -
Votign rights act of 1965
Congress passed the voting rights act of 1965. -
Martin Luther King Jr
Martin Luther King Jr was shot at the age of 39
