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The Civil Rights Movement

The Civil Rights Movement. Essential Questions:. How had legalized segregation deprived African-Americans of their rights as citizens? How did WWII experiences lay the foundation for the movement ? What were key court decisions of the movement? What were the responses to those decisions?

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Turning Points in Black History

Turning Points in Black History. 1619? 1793? 1877?. Slavery in American History (1619-1865). Slavery in American History. In 1619, the 1 st African slaves were introduced in Jamestown

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Civil Rights Movement

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The Civil Rights Movement

The Civil Rights Movement. Mr. Giesler American History. The Civil Rights Movement. Origins Of The Movement Executive Order 9981 Destabilization of the racial system during WWII Mass migration out of the segregated South The Cold war and rise of independent states in the third world

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The Civil Rights Movement

The Civil Rights Movement. We have talked long enough in this country about equal rights. We have talked for one hundred years or more. It is time now to write it in the books of law. ~ President Lyndon Johnson.

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CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. Who was Thurgood Marshall?. African- American lawyer who led the challenge against segregation in Brown v. Board of Education. 1 st African American Supreme Court Justice. What was Brown v. Board of Education?.

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Greensboro Four by: Alex Vallejo

Greensboro Four by: Alex Vallejo. Introduction.

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Civil Rights Movement

Civil Rights Movement. SCLC. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) was organized by MLK Jr. - It raised funds for integration campaigns throughout the South - They became the spiritual force behind the non-violent movement. Little Rock Nine: Arkansas 1957.

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Civil Rights Movement

Civil Rights Movement. The Second Wave. After the success in the 1950s to challenge the status quo New movements developed to impose lasting change from within the South New leadership – under a young southern preacher – Martin Luther King Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)

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The Civil Rights era

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The Civil Rights Movement

The Civil Rights Movement. Harlem Renaissance Segregation School Desegregation The Montgomery Bus Boycott Sit-Ins Freedom Riders Desegregating Southern Universities The March on Washington Voter Registration The End of the Movement. Segregation.

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Black History Month: Celebrate!

Black History Month: Celebrate!. By: Mr. Hunter. Racism. Do you think racism still exists today? If not, explain why you think that. If so, explain why you think that and provide examples. Martin Luther King, Jr. Emancipation.

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The Origins of the Modern Civil Rights Movement

The Origins of the Modern Civil Rights Movement. The Jim Crow South c. 1950 Emmett Till Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Boycott Brown v. Board of Education SCLC and SNCC Hispanic and Latino Americans. Jim Crow Laws. Jim Crow Laws. Jim Crow Laws. Jim Crow Laws. Emmett Till. Rosa Parks.

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Chapter 28: The Civil Rights Movement

Chapter 28: The Civil Rights Movement. AP United States History West Blocton High School Mr. Logan Greene. Chapter Objectives. What were the origins of the Civil Rights Movement? How did Martin Luther King, the SCLC and the Freedom Riders define the early movement?

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Civil Rights Movement

Civil Rights Movement. SCLC. The ______________________________________ (SCLC) was organized by ___________________. - It raised funds for integration campaigns throughout the South - They became the spiritual force behind the _____________________ movement.

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buschistory Topic 23 The Civil Rights Movement

www.buschistory.net Topic 23 The Civil Rights Movement. The Civil Rights Movement. 1945-1966. Booming wartime economy draws almost 1 million black Southerners to Northern cities and leads to African Americans gaining influence in local political machines

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Chapter 5

Patterns in AMERICAN DOMESTIC Affairs. Chapter 5. The ROARING TWENTIES 1919-1929. Adjusting to Peace 1919-1920 Gov. stopped war-time spending; returning soldiers looked for jobs > short recession

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Civil rights movements

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