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Emancipation Proclamation (January 1st, 1863), declared all slaves are free

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Emancipation Proclamation (January 1st, 1863), declared all slaves are free

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Beginning of Reconstruction Era (December 8, 1863)

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Beginning of Reconstruction Era (December 8, 1863)

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Forty acres and a mule (January 16th, 1865), allotted land to some freed slaves by William Sherman

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Forty acres and a mule (January 16th, 1865), allotted land to some freed slaves by William Sherman

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13th Amendment passed, abolishing slavery in United States (December 6th, 1865)

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13th Amendment passed, abolishing slavery in United States (December 6th, 1865)

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Development of the Klu Klux Klan (December 24th, 1865) terrorist group that targeted freed slaves

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Development of the Klu Klux Klan (December 24th, 1865) terrorist group that targeted freed slaves

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Black Codes (1865-66), in southern states, laws limited Black Americans freedoms (to vote, buy & own property, marry, etc.)

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Black Codes (1865-66), in southern states, laws limited Black Americans freedoms (to vote, buy & own property, marry, etc.)

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14th Amendment Passed granting citizenship to all born in United States (June 8th, 1866)

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14th Amendment Passed granting citizenship to all born in United States (June 8th, 1866)

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Plessy v. Ferguson (1869) U.S. Supreme Court decision that deemed segregation, "separate but equal"

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Plessy v. Ferguson (1869) U.S. Supreme Court decision that deemed segregation, "separate but equal"

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15th Amendment, granted African American right to vote (February 3rd, 1870)

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15th Amendment, granted African American right to vote (February 3rd, 1870)

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Jim Crow Laws (1877-mid-1960s), state and local laws that legalized (through loopholes) racial segregation through

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Jim Crow Laws (1877-mid-1960s), state and local laws that legalized (through loopholes) racial segregation through

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19th Amendment, guaranteed American women right to vote (August 18th, 1920)

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19th Amendment, guaranteed American women right to vote (August 18th, 1920)

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Social Security Act (August 14th, 1935) benefits granted for the general welfare of retired workers, did not benefit most Black Americans

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Social Security Act (August 14th, 1935) benefits granted for the general welfare of retired workers, did not benefit most Black Americans

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Beginning of the Civil Rights Movement (1954-1968) protested against legalized segregation and discrimination

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Beginning of the Civil Rights Movement (1954-1968) protested against legalized segregation and discrimination

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Brown v. Board of Education (May 17th, 1954), no more segregation of public schools 

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Brown v. Board of Education (May 17th, 1954), no more segregation of public schools 

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The Civil Rights Act if 1964, abolished discrimination of race, sex, religion, nationality

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The Civil Rights Act if 1964, abolished discrimination of race, sex, religion, nationality