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Brown vs. Board of Education 1954 Supreme Court Case which ruled segregation in public school violates 14th amendment
Sent Paratroopers to escort the Little Rock Nice President Eisenhower
Thurgood Marshall First African American Supreme Court Justice / NAACP attorney who argued Brown v Education
Little Rock Crisis 9 black students attempted to integrate Central High School leading to a stand off between the state and federal government
Orval Faubus Arkansas Governor that sent National Guard to Stop black students from attending Little Rock Central High school
Dr. Martin Luther King inspiration Mohndas Ghandi (Great Soul)
Rosa Parks Arrest for refusing to give up her seat to a white rider on a Montgomery bus. Sparked Montgomery Bus Boycott
SNCC Student Nonviolent Coordination Committee Student Led organization to help organize sit-ins across the South, empowering student
SCLC Southern Christian Leadership Conference Civil Rights organization founded in 1957 influenced by A . Philip Randolph
Freedom Riders CORE Congress of Racial Equality / Rode interstate buses to segregated bus stations in southern states
March on Washington August 28, 1963 Dr. MLK made I have a dream speech.
Civil Rights Act of 1964 Laws Passed after Kennedy 's assassination: 1. Protect Voting rights. 2. End racial segregation in public places / 3.Public Schools 4 Creating the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 5.Allow the government the power to enforce the law.
SNCC Organized the Freedom Summer to conduct voter registration drives in the South
What was the primary goals of the Black Power Movement Promote racial equality and justice.
Nation of Islam Malcolm X was a member of this organization
Economic power What type of power did the Black Power movement focus on besides racial equality and justice.
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