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Granted citizenship to all people no matter race, religion, or gender -
Allowed all men to vote no matter race or color -
President Ulysses S. Grant passes the first civil rights act in the US -
The beginning of the Women Suffrage Movement -
A case that made it to the supreme court. The ruling was "Separate but Equal" -
Was created to abolish segregation and discrimination everywhere -
This amendment gave women the right to vote -
Struck down racially restrictive housing. Which made housing available to all races -
Ended segregation in all schools -
One of the major catalysts of the civil rights movement -
Happened after the arrest of Rosa Parks, was one of the starting protest in the civil rights era. -
The purpose was to advocate for Civil and Economic rights for People of color. The place where Martin Luther King gave his "I have a dream" speech. -
Ended discrimination of race, religion, gender, color in most places, especially work and public areas. -
Founded to put pressure on the government to pass legislation that promoted equality for all genders. -
One of the most important cases on school desegregation. Ruled "Freedom of Choice" provision. -
The court ruled to create using programs that aimed to speed up the integration of schools. -
One of the first Black Mayors elected in the south. -
Prohibited government institutions from considering race, gender, or ethnicity specifically in areas of employment. -
The first Black President elected in the US, a major step of diversifying the federal government.