Civil Rights timeline By Savion Arnold #24 Period: Jan 1, 1863 to Jan 23, 1964 Emancipation proclamation was to set the slaves free. Dec 6, 1865 The 13 amendment was to put a end to the slavery Jul 9, 1868 The 14 amendment granted due to process. Period: Feb 3, 1870 to Feb 3, 1870 The 15 amendment allowed blacks and slaves to vote. Mar 1, 1875 Congress passed a third civil rights act in response to white people buisness owners and rulers who refused to make facilities do to black people. May 18, 1896 The U.S. supreme court desicon in Plessy v Ferguson up held a 1890 statue mandating racially segregated but equal rail rod cars. Feb 12, 1909 The national association for the advancement of colored people (NAACP)was discovered by a muti-racial groups of activists of New York. May 17, 1954 The U.S. supreme court ruled in the landmark case Brown v. Board of education. Aug 27, 1955 Emmet Till was kidnapped and beaten and shot and dumped in a river. Feb 14, 1957 Southern Christian Leadership Conference comprises of Rev. MLKJr. and Charles k. steeple and Fred L. Shuttleworth was etablished Feb 1, 1960 4 black students from colleges was had began a sit-in at a segregated F.W. Woolworth conference with him. Mar 1, 1962 James Merideth became the first student to enroll at the university of mississippi Jun 12, 1963 Mississippi NAACP field secretary 37 year old was killed outside his in Jackson Jan 23, 1964 Amendment 24 put a stop to th poll tax which had originally been instituted in all southern states