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Civil Rights Museum

Civil Rights Museum. Kira Krakovesky and Tyler Plaksa Period 10. The Jim Crow Stories. It interests me to find out if there are more stories similar to Jim Crows. It makes me angry that groups such as the Ku Klux Klan exsist . I would like to learn more about the Ku Klux Klan.

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Civil Rights Museum

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  1. Civil Rights Museum KiraKrakovesky and Tyler Plaksa Period 10

  2. The Jim Crow Stories • It interests me to find out if there are more stories similar to Jim Crows. • It makes me angry that groups such as the Ku Klux Klan exsist. • I would like to learn more about the Ku Klux Klan.

  3. Pictures of the Ku Klux Klan A picture of the Ku Klux Klan. This will give people a better idea of how they looked.

  4. Wilhelmina Baldwin’s Personal narratives This is an example of some words that Baldwin used in his personal narratives.

  5. The National Urban League This picture of The National Urban League gives you an idea of how people looked and how they fought for their rights.

  6. Populists Party This is a picture of the Populists Party. In the South the Populists challenged the White Supremacy by forming coalitions between black and white farmers who shared common cause.

  7. Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters The brotherhood of sleeping car porters were workers who worked long hours for little pay.

  8. Brown v. Board of Education • It interests me to learn about the Brown v. Board of Education. • It makes me angry that people would actually make someone walk farther because of their skin color. • I would like to learn more about the Brown v. Board of Education case.

  9. Linda Brown and her mother This picture shows what Linda Brown and her mother looked like.

  10. A picture of Thurgood Marshall A younger picture if Thurgood Marshall who was a Supreme Court Justice from 1967 until 1991.

  11. Jackie Robinson This is a picture of Jackie Robinson. He also went through a similar event like Linda Brown where he was punished for his skin color.

  12. Harry S. Truman This picture of Harry S. Truman was take even before the Marshall Plan

  13. Marshall Plan The Marshall Plan brought in $13 Billion dollars into European recovery.

  14. Montgomery Bus Boycott • It interests me to find out things about Rosa Parks. • It makes me that people had to sit in a certain spot of a bus because of their skin color. • I would like to continue learning about Rosa Parks.

  15. A picture of Rosa Parks This is a picture of Rosa Parks in an older age.

  16. Rosa Parks Funeral This is a picture of Rosa Park’s coffin. In the picture shows one of the many speakers who had words to say about Rosa.

  17. They Walked to Freedom This book, “They Walked to Freedom,” Contains the story of Rosa Park’s brave stand against Segregation.

  18. The Montgomery Adviser This news paper shows pictures and events that happened back in the times of this struggle with segregation.

  19. Rosa Park’s Apartment This is a picture of the apartment in which Rosa Parks once lived.

  20. Martin Luther King Jr. • It interests me to learn about Martin Luther King Jr. • It makes me angry that there was so many problems that involved segregation, racism, and discrimination. • I would like to learn about the rest of the cases involving similar problems.

  21. Martin Luther King Jr. This is a picture of Martin Luther King Jr. at 33. Martin Luther King worked on the Civil Rights Movement at this age.

  22. Martin Luther King Jr. and his Wife This is a picture of Martin Luther King Jr. and His wife Coretta after leaving the Montgomery court on March 22, 1956.

  23. Martin Luther King Jr. and The Civil Rights Movement This is a picture of Martin Luther King Jr. collapsing after praying in Montgomery over bus integration violence.

  24. Kings Assassination Papers These are some of the articles in the newspaper about Kings assassination, April 7, 1968.

  25. Speeches Martin Luther King Jr. made many famous speeches throughout his years. One of his most famous speeches was, “I have a dream.”

  26. What We Learned • I learned that the Jim Crown era was all about segregation in the South. • Many people spoke at Rosa Park’s funeral. • Martin Luther King Jr. died on April 7th, 1968 • Martin Luther King Jr. had a wife named Coretta, and 4 children. • The National Urban League helped migrants. • Rosa Parks died on October 24th, 2005 • Martin Luther King died on April 4th, 1968. • OrvalFarbus ordered the National Guard to keep students away instead of helping them. KiraKrakovesky Tyler Plaksa

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