civil rights

  • National Association for Advancement of Colored people

    National Association for Advancement of Colored people
    Its a african american civil rights organization. Was invented to end racial conflicts.
  • Plessy v. Fergusonn

    Plessy v. Fergusonn
    Plessy v. Fergusonn was a supreme court regarding segregation laws."seperate but eqaul"
  • race riots

    race riots
    Started by drowning a tennage african american who had crossed a invisible segregation line.
  • Brown v. Board of education of Topeka

    Brown v. Board of education of Topeka
    A supreme court rule that stated education for black and white students was unconstitutional.
  • Montgomery Bus Boycott

    Montgomery Bus Boycott
    This event went on for a while but started on december 1st when rosa parks refused to move for a white person. She was arrested for this, E.D Nixon leader of the african american community suggested a bus boycott.
  • Rosa Parks

    Rosa Parks
    She was a civil rights activist. She refused to give up her seat in the bus to a white person for this she was arrested but she started the wheels to turn for civil rights.
  • Little Rock School Integration

    Little Rock School Integration
    Many riots were happening between whites and blacks so President Eisenhower decides to send 9 black students to Little rock school a all white school. They were kicked out the first time so eisenhower has troops go over and be with them everyday in school guiding them to each class.
  • The sit-ins

    The sit-ins
    This is when one or more people argue for a area to protest.Often to promote political, social or economic change.
  • Freedom rides

    Freedom rides
    One of the activists who rode buses through the south to challenge segregation.
  • De Jure vs.De Fact segregation

    De Jure vs.De Fact segregation
    racial segregation by practice and custom not by law. Afican Americans moved to the north to the cities. This started white fights and many whites moved out of the cities.
  • March on Washingstopn

    March on Washingstopn
    This was for jobs and freedom. 250000 pople marched for cival rights.
  • March on Brimingham, Alabama

    March on Brimingham, Alabama
    This was organized by the southern christian leadership conference. A march by 1000 african american students into downtown birmingham.
  • Civil Rights act of 1964

    Civil Rights act of 1964
    A law that banned discrimination in housing.
  • 24th admendment

    24th admendment
    This prohibits congress and the states from conditioning the right to vote. This amendement eliminated poll tax.
  • voting Rights Act of 1965

    voting Rights Act of 1965
    this right prohibits racial discrimination in voting.
  • March from Selma to Montgomery for voting rights

    March from Selma to Montgomery for voting rights
    Martin Luther King jr lets 1000s of african americans to montgomery.After a 5 day, 54 mile march.
  • Malcolm X

    Malcolm X
    He was a american muslim minister and a human rights activist.
  • Black Panther Party

    Black Panther Party
    They fought police brutality in the ghetto. They dressed in black leather coats, berets and sunglasses. They knew lots of self defence and sold copies of writings of Mao Zedong.
  • Thurgood Marshell

    Thurgood Marshell
    He was a associate justice of the supreme court. He was a giant in the civil rights movement.
  • Dr.Martin Luther Kings jr./Gandi/Thoreau/Randolph

    Dr.Martin Luther Kings jr./Gandi/Thoreau/Randolph
    Martin was a baptist minister activist. and was the leader in the cival rights movement. Gandi was the leader of independence in india from the british. Thoreau was a american author, poet, naturalist. Randolph wrote many books.