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(African Americans)
abolished slavery -
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Created by booker t washington as a place for black students training to become teachers. -
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A court case where it was decided that segregation was constitutional, which brought the phrase separate but equal. -
Stands for National association for the advancement of colored people, is a civil rights organization to help African Americans and try to stop segregation, Jim crow laws, etc. (African American)
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Ended the women's suffrage movement, women were allowed to vote
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So that there would be equal treatment in the armed forces. That everyone in the military would have fair treatment no matter the background, race, etc.
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Outlawed segregation in public places.
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There was a department store that was still racial segregation so a group of African Americans peaceful had a sit in and they wouldn’t serve them it took until July for them to serve black people.
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This movement was for social and political equality for Mexican Americans, and they used murals as a way to show their point.
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A civil rights activist who fought farm workers and there living and working conditions in California
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He wrote a letter after the protest in Birmingham and getting arrested. The point of the letter was to say that there needs to be a change in the way we protest and African Americans should start taking it to court for the white majority to listen, because the protest the laws are getting broken ( why he was in jail).
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ended poll tax
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Ended Jim crow laws and African Americans had equal access to everything and could work where they wanted.
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was a march from Selma to Montgomery it was a political march and caused the voting rights act to be put in place
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Outlawed discriminatory voting actions. so they couldn’t stop people for voting.
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A black revolutionary organization that started in Oakland California. They stood up and protected african Americans from mostly white people being racist. they also were very involved in the community and did a number of things to help their community.
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Rights of citizenship, due process of law, and equal protection of the law. The 14th amendment has become one of the most used amendments in court to date regarding the equal protection clause.
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was an organization that wanted to improve the living conditions of urbanized native Americans
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You cannot be denied the right to vote based on race.
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That everyone has equal rights no matter what sex you are. women now have equal rights.
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