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School segregation in brown and board of education
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1.)What was the court case that allowed separate but equal facilities? The public school case.
2.)what happened in Topeka kansas that started the case? There was a social affect on fabric.
3.)What was the result of the case? -
Montgomery bus boycott begins
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killed for leading voter-registationdrive Beizoni,Mississippi
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Murdered for speaking to a white woman Money,Mississippi
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Murdered for speaking to a white women Money,Mississippi
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slain ny nightriders opposed to school improvments Mayflower,Texas
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Rosa parks arrested for refussing to give up her bus seat to a white man Montgomery,Alabama.
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Supreme court bans segregated seating on Montgomery buses
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killed by klansman Montgomery,Alabama.
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Congress passes first civil rights act since reconstuction.
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orders federal troops to enforce school desegregation in Little Rock,Arkansas
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taken from jail and lynched poplarvillie,Mississippi.
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Black students stage sit-in at 'whites only'' luch counter in Greerebero,North CXarolina.
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supreme court outlaws segregation in bus terminals.
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freedom riders at tacked in Alabama while testing complience with bus desegregation laws
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Voter registration worker killed by white legislator Liberty,Mississippi.
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Civil rights groups join forces to launch voter registration drive.
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Ducksworth taken from bus and killed by police Taylorsvillie,Mississippi.
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Riots erupt when James Mendith,a black student,enrolls at Ole Miss.
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French reporter killed during Ole Miss riot Oxford,Mississippi.
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Slain during one-man march against segregation Attallia,Alabama.
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Birmingham police attack marching children with dogs and fire hoses
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Alabama govener George Wallace stands in schoolhouse door to stop university integration
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Civil rights leader assassinated Jackson,Mississippi.
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250,000 Americans march on washington for civil rights.
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Denise Mcnair,Carole Robertson,Cynthia Wesley schoolgirls killed in bombing of sixteenth street Baptist church Birmingham ,Alabama
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youth killed during wave of racist violence Birmingham,Alabama
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poll tax outlwaed in federal elections
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witness to murder of civil rights worker assassinated Liberty,Mississippi.
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Killed protesting construction of segregated school Cleveland,Ohio.
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Henry Hezekiah Dee and Charles Eddie Moore killed by Klansmen Meadville,Mississippi.
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Freedom summer brings 1,000 young civil rights volunteers to Mississippi.
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James Chaney,Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner civil rights workers abducted and slain by Klansmen Philadelphia,Mississippi.
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President Johnson signs civil righs act of 1964
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Lt,Col,Lemuel penn killed by Klansmen while driving north Calibert,Georgia.
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Jimmie Lee Jackson civil rights marcher killed by state trooper Marian,Alabama.
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State troopers beat back marchers at edmund pettus bridge Selma,Alabama.
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The Rev, James Reeb march volunteer beaten to death Selma,Alabama.
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Thousznds complete the Selma to Montgomery voting rights march.
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Viola Gregg Liuzzo killed by KLansmen while transporting marchers Selma highway,Alabama.
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Oneal Moore black deputy killed by nightriders Vanado,Louisiana
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Congress passes voting righs act of 1965
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Willie Brewster killed by nightriders Anniston,Alabama.
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Seminary student killed by deputy Hayneville,Alabama
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Student civil rights activist killed in dispute Tuskegee ,Alabama
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black community leader killed in klan bombing Hattiesburg,Mississippi
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killed by klansmen Natchez,Mississippi.
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Slain by nightriders begalusa,Louisiana
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civil rights leader killed after promotion to white job Natchez,Mississippi
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Civil rights worker killed when police fired on protesters Jackson,Mississippi
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Sworn in as first black supreme court justice.
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Delano middletown Henry smith students killed when highway patrolmen fire on protesters Orangeburg,South Carolina
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Dr.Martin Luther King Jr,assainated Memphis,Tennesse
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there was a problem with racism and the president stopped it.
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she changed civil rights with what she did on the bus.
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jhonson was the one who passed the law andit stated the landmark of peace.
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civil right people who rode buses on interstate to mobs. Freedom riders would be against the white people. the freedom riders were african americans
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when he tried to enroll riots started to happend and he had to escorted everywhere