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These were state and local laws that were being enforced on the colored people to tell them what they had to do and what they can't do.
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These were laws that were passed by the Democratic controlled states in 1865 right after the civil war. These were laws that had the intent to restrict the african americans freedom.
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This amendment abolished slavery and peonage in the United States.
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Guarantees that states may not interfere with the U.S. citizens privileges; that states may not deny a citizen the right to due process of law.
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This guarantees the right to vote regardless of race, color, or condition of servitude.
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This court case was arguing about the state racial segregation.
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This guarantees suffrage to women.
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This was a farmer who is farming on rented land.
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Changed the start of congressional and presidential terms.
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This was the act of refusing to obey the demands, commands.For example the sit-ins were a way of using civil disobedience by staying at the restaurant and taking up space there until they get served
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This was the policy to end racial segregation.
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This court case was fighting for the colored kids to be able to go school.
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Thurgood Marshall won a court case that made segregation for both the whites and blacks illegal in the U.S.
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It is the ending of a policy for racial segregation.
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She went got arrested and started the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
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This was a way to protest against the policy of racial segregation on public transportation.
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He was governor of Arkansas and orders the Arkansas National Guard to prevent the colored people to Little Rock High school
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Four college students went to restaurant and the cook didn't want to serve the college students so they decided to take up space so that the restaurant wouldn't get any business until they got served at that restaurant.
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Martin Luther King gave a speech that influenced the civil rights movement and more people joined that movement.
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This abolished poll taxes
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These were used to help low-income families and children with health, education, nutritional, and other services that were determined on family needs assessments.
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This was a peaceful protest and they weren't trying to be violent but the cops were still beating all the colored people. People used this to show that the police will still be aggressive with them even though they were not doing anything bad.Like the Selma to Montgomery march.
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This gave opportunities to kids to pursue a higher education.
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He refused to serve black college students at his restaurants and then later became the 75th Governor of Georgia
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This gave the right to 18 year olds to vote.
