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Abolished slavery in the United States Group- African Americans
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Rights of citizenship, due process of law, and equal protection of the law. The 14th amendment has become one of the most used amendments in court to date regarding the equal protection clause. Group - All groups
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Gave African American men and other minorities the right to vote
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Was founded by Booker T Washington and it gave the African Americans an opportunity to go to school and get abn education Group- African Americans
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A court case that lead to the saying of “Separate but equal”
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To secure political, educational, social, and economic rights for the colored people to end racial discrimination
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Gave women the right to vote
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A proposed amendment that had the idea of granted everyone equal rights regardless of sex
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He tried to better the working conditions for the worked who labored on the farm vent though they had low wages and worked through extreme conditions Native Americans
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It abolished racial segregation in the military which led to African Americans taking part in the armed forces
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A case that the supreme court justices ruled unanimously that, the racial segregation of children in public schools was unconstitutional African Americans
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A civil rights protest where African Americans refused to ride the buses in Montgomery. They did this to protest the segregated seating on the buses African Americans
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Was established to continue to the fight for Civil Rights in America African Americans
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9 African American students were enrolled in an all whit school at the time and was significant because it was testing the supreme court on the rule of segregation in schools is unconstitutional African Americans
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President Eisenhower established this act that said you’re not allowed to restrict a person to vote regardless of their color, sex, etc. All Groups
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It was the movement for Mexican Americans trying to gain social and political equality. These groups were trying to gain the Mexican Americans their pride. Chicanos
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A committee that was formed by young African Americans. They formed the committee trying to gain more say in the Civil Rights Movement African Americans
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A nonviolent protest that protested a segregated lunch counter. This led to a wider sit in movement that was later established African Americans
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They were civil rights activists that rode buses into the segregated south states and tried to challenge the non-enforcement of the U.S. Supreme Court decision of Morgan V Virginia. African Americans
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It was classified as the most important document in the civil rights era. it was a peaceful way of protest and it was another attempt to gain freedom during an era of actions and spoken words
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