-
Who was involved: Oliver Brown- father of Linda Brown
Where did this take place hansas- Aiso south Carolina, Virginia
Delaway
What happened Overturn Plessy v. {eggoson-a-00 -
Who wasinvolved: Carolen Beyant la years od - Roy Bryant
Where did this take place Money, MissisSipP:
What happened whistled at a white woman -
Who was involved: Rosa Park
Where did this take place Montgomery , Alabama What happened Black woman didnt give away
hel Sit toa white person -
Who was involved: M.LK and 60 black minsters civil rights
Where did this take place Atlanta, Geargia
What happened SCLC war an organsation -
Who was involved: NAACP. 9 Black stidents
Where did this take place Little rock, Arkansa -
Who was involved: Callge students - starts with u Where did this take place Greensber, North Carolina What happened Ubalmorth's Lunch canter - could
-
Who was involved: Ruby Bridges
Where did this take place New Orleans, Louistana
What happened One of 6 black childen ts pass
1 hard test to go to a while schoos
She was escorted by Federal -
Who was involved: 4 36
Individual
on 60 separate cone SNCC, NAAP groups
Nashvilie student movement.
Where did this take place southern states -
Who was involved: M.L.K and LBJ
Where did this take place Washington D.C
What happened Enabled the Federal Goverment to prevent racial discrimination and segretation based on race, color. religion or nacional origen in private buisness and public Facilities. -
Who was involved: Thomas Hagan
Where did this take place New gork, NY. Auduban Ballroom -
“Bloody Sunday “
Who sclc John Lewis
Where Selma Alabama -
Who was involved: L B Johnson
Where did this take place Washington D.C
What happened banned litercy test polltax. voting is a federal matter nat a state matter -
Who was involved: 250, 800
Where did this take place washig on DC
What happened Peacefull and respectful
protest
for jobs
and
Freedom. Martin Luther King
gave
his "| have a dream" speech
It was the last speech of the day. -
Martin Luther King Jr. was an American Baptist minister, activist, and political philosopher who was one of the most prominent leaders in the civil rights movement from 1955 until his assassination in 1968