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Aims & Methods - US Greensboro Sit-ins and the Montgomery Bus Boycotts.
When was the Greensboro Sit-ins February to July of 1960,
Where were the Greensboro sit-ins Greensboro, North Carolina.
Who was the organisation / commitie Greensboro The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC
How many people did it begin with and what school did they attend began with just four students from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
How long was the Montgomery Bus Boycott 13 months
When was the boycott beginning on the 5th of December 1955.
What organisation / committee Montgomery ‘Montgomery Improvement Association’ (MIA)
Who led the bus boycotts Martin Luther King Jr
Why was African American Ridership so Important with approximately 75% of regular clientele being African American
Effectiveness & Legacy - Aus Australian Freedom rides, 1967 referendum and Mabo desicion
What year were the aus freedom rides 1965
Who led the aus freedom rides Charles Perkins (USyds first aboriginal student)
How many people joined the aus freedom rides 29
What organisation aus freedom Student Action For Aborigines (SAFA)
What did the 1967 Referendum achive 1. Aboriginal people to be counted in the census 2. For the federal government to be in charge of legislation surrounding ATSI people
How sucseful was the 1967 referendum over 90% of people voting yes
The mabo case's offical name Mabo V Queensland
Who (MABO) The Meriam people of Murray Island in the torres Strait
what did it achieve (MABO) 1. Remove the idea of Terra Nullius 2. Further Developed into the Native Title Act of 1993 3. Established a legal precident for future land rights cases
When (MABO) 1982-1992
What is this case comparible too Yirrkala Bark Pettition
When was the Yirrklara Bark 1963
Yirrklarara Bark's succsess The petition did not achieve the constitutional change that they had hoped to seek when compared you can safely argue that the Marbo decision’s success can be accredited to the work of the Freedom Ride
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