US Civil Rights Movements

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HIS 1312 American Civilization II

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US Civil Rights MovementsVersión en línea HIS 1312 American Civilization II por Teresa Brubaker 1 New York City, New York -- NAACP founded 1909 2 Corpus Christi, LoULAC est, 1920 3 Topeka KS, Brown v Board of Edu. decision, 1954 4 Montgomery AL - Rosa Parks + bus boycott, 1955 5 Little Rock - Fed troops desegregate h.school 1957 6 Atlanta - SCLC founded w MLK Jr. as president 1957 7 Greensboro NC - Black teens + SNVCC, 1960 8 Gallup, NM - National Indian Youth Council, 1961 9 Birmingham - campaign MLK arrest+ church bomb 1963 10 DC - March for Jobs + Freedom, Dream speech, 1963 11 Detroit - Malcolm X "Ballot/Bullet" speech 2, 1964 12 Selma - March for vote right, "Bloody Sunday" 1965 13 Delano - Mex-Am, Fil. farm strike + UFW, 1965-67 14 Chicago - campaign against house segregation, 1966 15 Memphis - MLK Jr. Assassinated, 1968 Explanation 2 League of United Latin American Citizens established 3 Oliver Brown sued Board of Education, leading to Brown vs. Board of Education decision in 1954 4 Rosa Parks arrested, leading to year-long bus boycott and desegregation of public buses, 1955 5 Little Rock, Arkansas - Federal troops enforced desegregation of high school 1957 6 SCLC = Southern Christian Leadership Conference 7 Greensboro NC - Black teens began lunch counter sit-ins, leading to the creation of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, 1960 9 Birmingham AL - Site of significant Civil Rights campaign that led to Martin Luther King's arrest; also site of bombing of church that killed four girls, 1963 10 Washington DC - March for Jobs + Freedom, including King's "I have a Dream" speech, 1963 11 Detroit MI - Malcolm X gave second version of his "Ballot or the Bullet" speech, 1964 12 Selma, AL - March for voting rights led to violent response known as "Bloody Sunday," 1965 13 Delano, CA - Mexican-American and Filipino farm workers' strike and the formation of the United Farm Workers (UFW), 1965-67 14 Chicago, Illinois - campaign against house segregation led to violent reaction, 1966

US Civil Rights MovementsVersión en línea

HIS 1312 American Civilization II

1 New York City, New York -- NAACP founded 1909 2 Corpus Christi, LoULAC est, 1920 3 Topeka KS, Brown v Board of Edu. decision, 1954 4 Montgomery AL - Rosa Parks + bus boycott, 1955 5 Little Rock - Fed troops desegregate h.school 1957 6 Atlanta - SCLC founded w MLK Jr. as president 1957 7 Greensboro NC - Black teens + SNVCC, 1960 8 Gallup, NM - National Indian Youth Council, 1961 9 Birmingham - campaign MLK arrest+ church bomb 1963 10 DC - March for Jobs + Freedom, Dream speech, 1963 11 Detroit - Malcolm X "Ballot/Bullet" speech 2, 1964 12 Selma - March for vote right, "Bloody Sunday" 1965 13 Delano - Mex-Am, Fil. farm strike + UFW, 1965-67 14 Chicago - campaign against house segregation, 1966 15 Memphis - MLK Jr. Assassinated, 1968

Explanation

League of United Latin American Citizens established

Oliver Brown sued Board of Education, leading to Brown vs. Board of Education decision in 1954

Rosa Parks arrested, leading to year-long bus boycott and desegregation of public buses, 1955

Little Rock, Arkansas - Federal troops enforced desegregation of high school 1957

SCLC = Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Greensboro NC - Black teens began lunch counter sit-ins, leading to the creation of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, 1960

Birmingham AL - Site of significant Civil Rights campaign that led to Martin Luther King's arrest; also site of bombing of church that killed four girls, 1963

Washington DC - March for Jobs + Freedom, including King's "I have a Dream" speech, 1963

Detroit MI - Malcolm X gave second version of his "Ballot or the Bullet" speech, 1964

Selma, AL - March for voting rights led to violent response known as "Bloody Sunday," 1965

Delano, CA - Mexican-American and Filipino farm workers' strike and the formation of the United Farm Workers (UFW), 1965-67

Chicago, Illinois - campaign against house segregation led to violent reaction, 1966

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