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Abolishes slavery
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This amendment defines citizenship as everyone gets the same privileges and are equal
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You can vot no matter who you are exept if you are a woman
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Plessy v. Ferguson, was a very important case in the civil rights movement. The case faught racial segregation in public facilities.
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You can vote if your a woman too
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This changed the dates that the President and Vice President get elected on
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Federal Housing is for people that need government help
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He was a american farmer who also was a part in the civil rights movements. He was a pretty important part of the CRM.
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These laws enforced segregation
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People Sharing land and farming it for money
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In this court case the racial segregation in public schools for blacks and whites to be together. This was one of ,if not the most important court cases during the Civil rights movement.
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He was a politician in america who served as the governor of arkansas. He was for School Integration
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Started in montgomery and spread to all of america. It was when blacks would not ride the bus and protest piecefully
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Dictionary Definition: Is the active, professed refusal to obey certain laws, demands, and commands of a government, or of an occupying international power.
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Protesting without violence. This was very common during the CRM
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This is when anyone could come up to a black person and kill them for anything they did even if it wasnt wrong. This was a very bad thing in the south.
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These were laws that enforced and recomended segregation in the south. Also see Lynching
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She was an African American activist during the Civil Rights movement . She is known for not giving up her seat on a bus for a white man.
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This is a Voting Act
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A sit in is a way of protesting peacefully. They start by picking a place to go to and then they stay there until they get there way
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He was a Mexican american doctor and a WW2 veteran. He was a civil rights advocator. He was a very important person in the CRM
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Favoring people of a disadvantaged group who suffer from discrimination.
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George was a Politician and governor of alabama. He wanted everything to be segragated. "And I say segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever."
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She was a american writer who beleived in feminism and equal rights. She was a very influencial writer in the CRM
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This Prohibited Taking away any voting rights with a poll tax
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There cannot be any discrimination in public. It will be a very bad thing if they do that.
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All Veterans can be reemployed
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It started out with Lester being a restaurant owner. One day he refused to serve a black customer. He got very popular because of this and decided to run for governor. He won and then had no idea of what to do.
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King was a African American who assisted in getting other african americans their rights. He was a baptist minister, Humanitarian, an a great speaker.
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This is were there is no segregation and everything is equal. This was not happening during the CRM.
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Prohibits the denial of the people that are 18 or older to vote
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No one based on gender can be excluded to any education or government help
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Thurgood Marshal was an Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. The was the first African American judge.
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Helps with Education and health services for people that need help. Offered by the government
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Education program for people that need heop