Civil Rights APUSH

  • 15th Amedment

    15th Amedment
    prohibited state from denying citizens right to vote base on race, color, or previous services.
  • Black Codes

    Black Codes
    (1) Blacks unable to borrow money to rent or buy land. (2) freedman forced to sign work contracts. (3) Blacks unable to testify in white courts.
  • Civil Rights Act of 1866

    Civil Rights Act of 1866
    pronounced all African Americans to be US citizens (along with legal shield).
  • Ku Klux Klan

    Ku Klux Klan
    organized to intimidate blacks and white reformers. Founded in 1867 by Nathaniel Bedford Forrest.
  • Sharecropping

    Sharecropping
    Blacks forced into sharecropping due to lack of money after freed, led to debt with previous plantaion owners (unable to get out of debt or leave).
  • Civil Rights Act of 1875

    Civil Rights Act of 1875
    law guaranteed equal accomidations in public places and prohibited courts from excluding African Americans from juries.
  • Urban Migration

    Urban Migration
    Left south because of (1) Deteriorating race relations (2) Decunstruction of cotton by cotton boll wievel (3) job opportunities opened in northern factories.
  • Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

    Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
    fire in New York City that killed 150 female factory workers. It was later found that the workers had been locked into the factory; as a result, many factory reforms were enacted
  • Child Labor Act

    Child Labor Act
    prohibited shipment of thing made by children
  • Ninteenth Amendment

    Ninteenth Amendment
    guaranteed women’s right to vote.
  • Committee of Civil Rights

    Committee of Civil Rights
    Strengthn and protect civil rights in the U.S.
    Pres.Truman
  • Baseball

    Baseball
    Jackie Robinson
    Integration in baseball
    Brooklyn Dodgers #42
  • Beatniks

    Beatniks
    Media stereotype of the Beat Gen
    Beat Gen- a group of writers who promoted rejection of typical standards and style, drug and sexual experimentation, and rejection of materialism.
  • Earl Warren Court

    Earl Warren Court
    Made a series of decisions that had a profound effect on the criminal justice system, the political system of the states, and the definition of individual rights.
  • Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka

    Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka
    Separate schools for black students unconstitutional
  • Montgomery, AL

    Montgomery, AL
    Rosa Parks bus boycott
    Segregation on public buses unconstitutional
  • Truman

    Truman
    Foreign policy (startof theCold War)
    Pres. Truman
    Intrgrated the military
  • Greensboro, NC

    Greensboro, NC
    Nonviolent sit- ins
    End of segregation at Woolworth’s
  • Eisenhower

    Used troops to protect children integrating into public school
  • CIVIL RIGHTS ACT

    CIVIL RIGHTS ACT
    outlawed major forms of discrimination against racial, ethnic, national and religious minorities, and women.
  • Watts and Detroit Riots

    Watts and Detroit Riots
    In Watts in 1965 and in Detroit and newark in 1967, rioters struck out at symbols of white control of their communities, such as white-owned businesses
  • ASSASSINATION

    ASSASSINATION
    the former Nation of Islam leader Malcolm X was shot and killed by assassins identified as Black Muslims as he was about to address the Organization of Afro-American Unity at the Audubon Ballroom in Harlem.
  • Miranda v. Arizona

    Miranda v. Arizona
    stating that all individuals retain the right to remain silent to avoid getting themselves in trouble at the time of arrest.
  • Woodstock

    Woodstock
    A three day music festival that involved drugs, sex, awesome music, and lots of hippies. Represented the social culture in the 1960’s