The civil rights timeline!!!!!

  • Thirteenth Amendment

    Thirteenth Amendment
    The event took place in the United States. It was a court case. Leaders were congress. This event abolished slavery.
  • The Fourteenth Amendment

    The Fourteenth Amendment
    This event took place in The United States. It was a court case. Leaders were congress. The result was everyone got equal rights.
  • Brown vs. Board of Education

    Brown vs. Board of Education
    The Brown vs. Board of education took place in Topeka,Kansas. The methods of this event was a Supreme Court Decision. The leader of this event was Linda Brown. The Supreme Court ruled that schools would become unsegragated.
  • Montgomery Bus Boycott

    Montgomery Bus Boycott
    The event took place in Montgomery, Alabama. It was a non-violent defience. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks lead this event. The buses becoming unsegragated was the result.
  • Greensboro Sit-in

    Greensboro Sit-in
    The Greensboro Sit-in took place in Greensboro, North Carolina. The methods was civil disobidence. The leaders were Africa-American college students. The result of this event was the bar in the resturant became unsegragated.
  • Leader From Birmingham Jail

    Leader From Birmingham Jail
    This event happened in the Birmingham Jail. The method for this event was a letter wrote to the Court. The leader was Martin Luther King Jr., the result was the blacks that were in the protest were set free from jail.
  • March On Washington

    March On Washington
    This event happened in Washington D.C. This was a non violent protest. Martin Luther King Jr. and the SCLC were the leaders. This event had the result of blacks becoming free.
  • Wilmington Riots

    Wilmington Riots
    This revent took place in Wilimgton. It was a non-violent riot. The leaders were nine african americans and one white women. The blacks were set free.
  • Busing In Charlotte

    Busing In Charlotte
    This event took place in Charlotte, North Carolina. It was a non-violent protest. THe leadrers were the NAACP and African American students. The result was busing became to be an acceptanle mean of intergrating schools across the country.