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In 1808 congress bans the importing of slaves.
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This was a comprimise between the pro slavery states and the anti slavery states. This admitted Missouri, a slave state into the union and also to balence the congress admitted Maine a free state into the union.
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Nat Turner leads an insurrection in Southhampton, Virginia, which leads to 57 white people being killed.
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This is known as being the first convention that had the main goal of influencing womans rights. The concept for this spawned from the way Mrs. Mott, and Mrs. Stanton were treated at the 1840 World Anti-Slavery Convention in London.
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This law prohibits escaped slaves from seeking shelter in the northern free states.
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This was a case decided on the fact that at the time slaves were not citizens, so they did not get the same rights to sue someone and in the eyes of the law had the same rights as a horse or cow. so the case may have had merit but the mere fact that he was a slave made any right to petition null and void.
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This ammendment prohibited free labor, de facto abolishing slavery. Beyond this the Black Codes attempted to keep Blacks down, but slavery was abolished
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The Fourteenth Ammendment created a much broarder definition of what it took to be a citizen. this also guarentees due process to more people
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These were 5 cases that were consolidated and went before the Supreme Court, it was decided that they were outside of the relm of what congress could control and the Jim Crow laws were upheld.
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the NAWSA is formed and fights for the voting rights of women.
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Some southern states used poll taxes and grandfather clauses to keep black men from voting.
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This Supreme Court case upheld seperate but equal.
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The National Assosiation for the Advancement of Colored People is founded and begins to work toward a better future for blacks in america.
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This gives women the right they have been fighting for, the right to vote in all elections.
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Mr. Brown was part of a class action lawsuit in Topeka, Kansas against the Topeka school board. this legal action with the help of the NAACP overturned the persidence set in Plessy V. Furgeson
