-
This was to provide homes,care,and assistance to formerly enslaved African americans. They helped with education,healthcare,employment,and land ownership. -
This case issued segregation in schools,but was different in every state.This case was passed supporting desegregation,and was a major turning point in the civil rights movement. -
Battle between French union and veit communist. Veit Minh's victory was a lead to end French involvement,and paved the way for division of Vietnam into north and south. -
This was an effort to support the south Vietnamese government.This was a major increase in US military personnel and involvement in conflict when president Lyndon B took over. -
The sit in started as 4 college students sat at a segregated diner at the bar.They were denied service because of their color,but the next day more and more people came in and sat,refusing to get up.This started a worldwide of sit ins across the south. -
Civil rights activist who got on a bus and rode interstates into southern US.During their protests they were violated,and hurt,and people were angry and being aggressive. -
March for jobs and freedom,around 250,000 people all came together In front of the Lincoln memorial.Aimed to change civil and economic rights,and this martin luther kings speech was a push to start protesting -
Malcolm x was was a Muslim minister and a human rights activist. He was killed while he was giving a speech at Audubon ballroom located in Manhattan. -
The US troops started arriving in 1965.The Vietnam war was the biggest in the Indochina wars,and some say a copy of the cold war.The US being in Vietnam caused a lot of controversial thoughts,that led to worldwide protests. -
This was a legislation passed in 1965.This act was an aim to eliminate discrimination voting against African Americans.This was a step forward for equal rights all over. -
Vietnam attacked more than 100 cities,this was an attempt to provoke rebellion among south Vietnam population.They surprised everyone with a launch attack and changed the US perspective on the war. -
US protested against the war,showing the disapproval of the involvement.The protest that happened took many forms,marches,rallies,and also demonstrations.People voiced their opinions,and they consequences. -
civil rights activist met at Edmund Petty's bridge in Alabama.Martin Luther king led this march with over 3,000 marches.This was in a hope for equal voting rights. -
The last troops left due to the signing of the Paris peace,to establish peace in Vietnam.Although many troops left,marines stayed until the city of north Vietnamese fell -
This events marked the end of the Vietnam war,North Vietnam captured south Vietnam,and that led to the collapse of south Vietnam.A helicopter had to come and take citizens from the embassy,