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This order ends segregation in the United States
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Reference's: Onion, A. (n.d.). Civil Rights Movement timeline ‑ timeline events. History.com. https://www.history.com/topics/black-history/civil-rights-movement-timeline
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Supreme court decide to end segregation in schools, however this wouldn't reach all schools.
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This atrocity was key for the civil rights movement as leaders used his murder to bring the violence against Black people to the forefront of the media.
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Rosa Park's while sitting in the front of the bus was asked to move by a white person. After refusing, a boycott from busses began.
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After being block for integrating, nine students are escorted by federal agents into a "white only" school
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This law protected the voting rights of African Americans and allowed federal punishment against those who prevented voting.
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Four young girls are murdered in an explosion caused by an explosive with the intent to discourage the Civil right activists.
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This march lead by MLK was a march in order to show solidarity in the face of violence.
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This act allowed the dissolution of literacy tests and helped investigate election's and voting processes.
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James Earl Ray shoots MLK Jr in Tennessee
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This allowed equal housing no mater what a persons background was