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Abolished slavery and involuntary servitude
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granted citizenship and equal civil legal rights to African Americans, who had been emancipated after the American Civil War.
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prohibited the federal government in each state from denying any citizens right to vote.
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African American man, Homer Plessy refused to sit in the car for blacks while riding on the train. US Supreme court upheld the doctrine.
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Founded by a group of African Americans. Goal was to secure the political, educational, social, and economic equality to eliminate discrimination.
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gave women the right to vote."The right of citizens of the US to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States..."
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Abolished all discrimination nation against people on the basis of race, color, religion or origin in the Armed forces, issued by President Truman. Led to the end of segregation in all military services.
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Racial Segregation held at school was ruled as a violation of the 114th amendment to the constitution
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Political and social protest against racism in the public transit system in Montgomery. Many African Americans were arrested for not moving.
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An African American Civil Rights organization which was set to get rid of segregation and promote the goals of social equality
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After schools became integrated, nine African Americans enrolled in Little Rock High School. Lead to the Little Rock Crisis, where African Americans were militarily prohibited from entering the school.
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The first Civil Rights legislation passed by the Supreme Court. Established civil rights section of Justice and empowered federal prosecutors to obtain interference with the right to vote
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Founded by the African American people, the SNCC. Gave younger African Americans more freedom from segregation.
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Civil Rights Activist that rode interstate buses into segregated Southern US States to challenge the supreme court,
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Prohibits conditioning the right to vote in federal elections on payment of poll taxes.
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Outlawed discrimination practices based on race, color, gender, or origin.
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Signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson, set to break legal barriers that prevented African Americans to vote. Outlawed discrimination voting practices.
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Martin Luther King was shot and killed in Memphis, Tennessee. Angering many African Americans and creating violence in protest.
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Alice Paul introduced the equal rights amendment to congress. Proposed to the US government that equal legal rights for all Americans regardless of sex
