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What years were they in office, what did they do in regards to civil rights, and which civil rights issues or demonstrations were during their presidencies? 

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What years were they in office, what did they do in regards to civil rights, and which civil rights issues or demonstrations were during their presidencies? 

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Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson

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When, where, and what was the significance?

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When, where, and what was the significance?

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Montgomery Bus Boycotts
Freedom Rides
Freedom Summer
Selma to Montgomery March
Lunch counter sit-ins

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Be able to identify - What is it, and why is it important?

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Be able to identify - What is it, and why is it important?

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Black codes
Peonage
"The Birth of a Nation"
Interposition
Desegregation
"The Crisis"
Integration
"The Southern Manifesto"
Central High School

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What do the acronyms stand for, and why are they significant?

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What do the acronyms stand for, and why are they significant?

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Little Rock Nine
NAACP
CORE
SNCC
SCLC
MFDP

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Emmitt Till
Mahatma Gandhi
Jim Lawson
Martin Luther King Jr.
Diane Nash
Fannie Lou Hamer
Earl Warren
WEB DuBois

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What was decided, and why did it matter?

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What was decided, and why did it matter?

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Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v. Board of Education

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Civil Rights Act of 1964
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Higher Education Act of 1965

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What changes did each amendment bring about?

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What changes did each amendment bring about?

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13th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment

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13th abolished slavery

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This court case ruling overruled Plessy v Ferguson deeming separate but equal unconstitutional. Forcing public schools to integrate and desegregate with upmost deliberate speed

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Established Citizenship for those born in the United States. No state can deprive anyone of life, liberty or property without due process of law nor deny equal protection of the laws

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Allowed African American males to vote

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This act help provide financial aid for resources to enlisting college students. Also creating outreach programs to help students.

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Established non violent protests in India using his principles of directly confronting the problem but not responding through violence. These principles produced an effective way to change tyranny. MLK studied Gandhi's non-violent principles and used those principles in the civil rights movement .

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The 14th Amendment granted former slaves citzenship

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The 14th Amendment granted former slaves citzenship

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SNCC stands for Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and it was a civil rights organization that gave black students a voice in the civil rights movement

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Brown v Board overruled the separate but equal clause of the Plessy v Ferguson case, deeming segregation unconstitutional.

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Brown v Board overruled the separate but equal clause of the Plessy v Ferguson case, deeming segregation unconstitutional.

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martin was the voice for African Americans during the civil Rights movement. King promoted nonviolence while advancing the civil rights.

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13th amendment: abolished slavery and involuntary servitude
14th amendment: grant citizenship and guaranteed equal protection laws
15th: gave the right to vote and not be denied based off of race or color

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Samantha Sangerman
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is a civil rights organization in the United States. Is is an interracial endeavor to advance justice for African American

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The Congress Of Racial Equality founded by James Farmer is a non-violent organization that follow the influence of Gahndi principle of non-violence. Also provided training to demonstrators in the Montgomery bus boycott

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13th- abolished slavery

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The 15th amendment gave everyone the right to vote. 

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The 15th amendment gave everyone the right to vote. 

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The Civil Right Act of 1964 prohibited discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion or 🤬

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The Civil Right Act of 1964 prohibited discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion or 🤬

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Peonage is a system where employers have a worker pay off a certain amount of money by working. Most workers would work forever and be abused by employers. Later, peonage was made illegal by congress in 1867.

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brown v. board of education, established racial segregation in schools was unconstitutional... "separate but equal"

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Central high school in Little Rock was a school in Arkansas that had the Little Rock 9 try and succeed at integrating the school.

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The Southern Manifesto was a document in opposition of racial integration and urged Southerners to resist the chaos that would result from the Brown v Board ruling

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The Southern Manifesto was a document in opposition of racial integration and urged Southerners to resist the chaos that would result from the Brown v Board ruling

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Prohibits racial discrimination in voting- Signed by LBJ- it removed barriers such as poll taxes, literary test, etc.

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She became a SNCC organizer.
Co-founded the local Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party.

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He was a 14 year old African American boy who was brutally murdered by white supremacist for whistling at a white woman

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The SCLC stands for The Southern Christian Leadership Conference. This civil rights organization was founded in 1957 and was responsible for the Montgomery Bus Boycott

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The SCLC stands for The Southern Christian Leadership Conference. This civil rights organization was founded in 1957 and was responsible for the Montgomery Bus Boycott

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A group of 9 African American students who enrolled in Central High School in Little rock

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abolished slavery in the United States and provides that "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude - catherine

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Organizer who based his principles of Gahndi of nonviolence. Was an organizer in the Freedom Summer.

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Leader with John Lewis and helped with the Freedom Riders. Help organize and orchestrate events for non-violent protest.

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Freedom Rides were a series of non-violent protests during 1961 to test the decision of the Supreme Court of segregation on public transportation being unconstitutional

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Freedom Rides were a series of non-violent protests during 1961 to test the decision of the Supreme Court of segregation on public transportation being unconstitutional

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This stands for the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, which was founded by 🤬 Lou Hamer in an attempt to gain black representation in the democratic party.