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AA History Dates

The dates of key events in African American Civil Rights. A level OCR History.

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13th Amendment 1865
Freedman's Bureau set up 1865
KKK Founded 1865
First Reconstruction Act 1867
14th Amendment 1868
15th Amendment 1870
Second Enforcement Act 1871
Third Enforcement Act 1871
Civil Rights Act (Grant) 1875
Hayes-Tilden Compromise 1877
Tennessee Segregated Rail Introduced 1881
United States v. Harris 1883
Booker T Washington's 'Atlanta Compromise' speech 1895
Plessy v. Ferguson 1896
Williams v. Mississippi 1898
William du Bois publishes 'The Souls of Black Folk' 1903
NAACP set up 1909
Marcus Garvey sets up UNIA 1912
'The Birth of a nation' released 1915
William du Bois organises protest march in New York 1917
New Deal 1933
Executive Order 8802 (Roosevelt) 1941
CORE set up 1942
Smith v. Allwright 1944
CORE freedom rides (1) 1947
Executive Order 9981 (Truman) 1948
Brown v. Topeka Board of Education 1954
Montgomery Bus Boycott starts 1955
Murder of Emmet Till 1955
MLK sets up SCLC 1957
Little Rock 1957
Civil Rights Act (Eisenhower) 1957
Greensboro Four lunch counter sit in 1960
Boynton v. Virginia 1960
CORE freedom rides (2) 1961
Murder of Medgar Evans 1962
March on Birmingham 1963
March on Washington 1963
24th Amendment 1964
Civil Rights Act (Johnson) 1964
Heart of Atlanta v. United States 1964
Assassination of Malcolm X 1965
March on Selma 1965
Voting Rights Act (Johnson) 1965
Watts Race Riot, LA 1965
Black Panther Party set up 1966
MLK assassinated 1968
Philadelphia Plan 1969
Alexander v. Holmes 1969
Swann v. Charlotte Mecklenberg Board of Education 1971
Griggs v. Duke Power Company 1971
Equal Opportunity Employment Act 1972
Voting Rights Act (Reagan) 1982
Civil Rights Act (Bush) 1991
Rodney King Arrest 1991
LA race riots 1992
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