Civil Rights

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Sunderlandm12  on March 1, 2011

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People,vocabulary, and events of the Civil Rights movement.

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Civil Rights

I Have a Dream Speach
Uses metaphores and facts to motivate civil rights protestors.
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I Have a Dream Speach Uses metaphores and facts to motivate civil rights protestors.
3 events that caused congress to act 1) March on washington
2) Events in Birmingham
3) Assassination of JFK
Voter Registration Act of 1965 All citizens can vote and the government will protect you.
Malcolm X Black Muslim who argued for separation. He believed you should be non-violent with non-violent people and violent with violent people. He was assassinated in 1965.
Riots Public disorder or violence.
Emmett Till Was beaten to death by 2 white men because he said something to a white woman. At his funeral they left the coffin open and everybody so his face and it got peoples attention.
A. Philip Randolph Organized a union,
Union Group of workers in a company who work together to get what they want or they will go on strike or protest.
Thurgood Marshall A lawyer in charge of the case Brown V.S. the board of ed.
Rosa Parks Member of the NAACP is arrested for refusing to move to a seperate section of the bus.
Martin Luther King (MLK) Lead the bus boycott, GREAT PUBLIC SPEAKER!!, and gets people to believe in change.
Mohandas Gandhi Indian leader who believed in NON-VIOLENCE!!
Lunch Counters Where black people sit in the white only lunch counter. This is a good way of using non-violence but still getting the point across.
March on Washington 300,000 people join to protest jobs and freedom.
Phalanx Group of soldiers.
13th Amendment Slavery is illegal.
14th Amendment Every person born in the U.S. is automatically a citizen.
15th Amendment All citizens can vote no matter what color skin they have. not women.
Jim Crowe Laws Black and whites seperate but equal.
Lynching When a group of white people murder a black person.
Plessy V.S. Ferguson Seperate but equal in trains was OK!
Booker T. Washington Believes people should do it themselves and not rely on the government.
W.E.B. Dubois Believes people should support equal rights and government.
The Turning Point World War I: 370,000 black soldiers faught for the U.S. in Europe. They wont take being treated anything less than equal now!
Marcus Garvey Thinks you should be proud to be black. Leave the U.S. and return to Africa and build new nation--Zionism.
World War II 1 Million black soldiers fight even thought they faced discrimination.

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