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They were 9 black school children that were the first to go to an all white school to get a better education.

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The case that ended segregation and deemed it unconstitutional. (A black girl wanted to go to an all white school)

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The case that ended segregation and deemed it unconstitutional. (A black girl wanted to go to an all white school)

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Lead to the overturn of Plessy v. Ferguson (14th Amendment & Segregation Unconstitutional )

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The Bus Boycott was when black people didn't wan't to be pushed to the back of the bus anymore, so they all went to their destinations on foot. Since they were the majority of people that road the bus, the buses stopped making money. The boycott worked and removed segregation on buses.

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The impact of the Little Rock Nine was desegregation due to the 9 African American school children being allowed to go to what used to be an all-white school.

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Little Rock Nine was still holding onto Jim Crow laws because there was a big angry mod when 9 black kids started going to an all white school.

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The boycott lead to desegregation on all buses.

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The boycott lead to desegregation on all buses.

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Is the first 9 African American students who went to the Little Rock Central High School, which is a white people school.

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Is the first 9 African American students who went to the Little Rock Central High School, which is a white people school.

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it lead to desegregation in buses

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Made segregation legal, equal but separate.

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Little Rock Nine were the nine students who attended Little Rock High School, a previously white-only school. They faced intense backlash, so much so that the military had to escort them into the school due to "protests" and harassment (mostly by adults) outside of the school

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Overturned Plessy v. Ferguson because the Supreme Court found segregation unconstitutional by the 14th amendment

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Overturned Plessy v. Ferguson because the Supreme Court found segregation unconstitutional by the 14th amendment

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-Tavanh

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African American community unified to decide boycotting the bus and the boycott forced desegregation off the busses. 

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African American community unified to decide boycotting the bus and the boycott forced desegregation off the busses. 

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Brown v Board of education overturned Plessy v. Ferguson, ending segregation in schools. 

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Brown v Board of education overturned Plessy v. Ferguson, ending segregation in schools. 

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-Karen Chen

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Plessy v. Ferguson was a Supreme court ruling in 1896 that set a legal precedent by which segregation could continue, it reflected the ideology of "separate but equal".

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9 African Americans attended a traditional all-white school in Little Rock, but the white population of the Little Rock didn't like that so they rioted, the president had to call the army to escort the 9 African Americans.

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Jim Crow laws were legalized which segregated blacks and whites from doing anything together. (in southern states)

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. Brown v. Board of Education overturns that racial segregation is illegal because Plessy v. Ferguson said the segregation is legal. Brown's daughter wanted to go to the White School but was restricted from all the white schools, so Brown went to the court, and the judge favors Brown, saying that segregation is illegal.

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Brown v. Board of Education overturned Plessy v. Ferguson. Brown v. Board of Education began after a young black girl was refused entry into an all-white school on the basis of race in 1954. Brown v. Board of Education overturned this legal precedent/ court ruling of Plessy v. Ferguson by arguing that segregation was unconstitutional as it pertained to the 14th amendment. The 14th amendment states that those who are born in the US are citizens of the US and ought to be equally protected under the laws we reside. Oliver Brown argued that segregation blatantly disregarded this amendment, and henceforth that it should be illegalized. The Supreme Court sided with Brown and segregation was deemed unconstitutional.

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Plessy v. Ferguson was a case that basically kept segregation legal. It had the concept seperate but equal.

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The Montgomery Bus boycott was successful because many African Americans rode the busses in Montgomery. Which means that Montgomery busses are losing money. The boycott also forces desegregation.

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The Montgomery Bus Boycott began when Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat to a white man. The seat she sat in was considered part of the "black section" of the bus, and when she denied the man the seat after being asked by the bus driver, she was arrested. After her arrest, and other reluctance to desegregate in Montgomery, working African-Americans mobilized to boycott the Montgomery bus system. African-Americans made up the majority of those who funded and depended on public transportation, because of this, a boycott would mean a huge decrease in the funding that the bus system received. Since Montgomery relied on their funding for these busses, their unified effort forced Montgomery to acknowledge the decision of Brown v. Board of Education, and desegregate not only the bus system, but the entirety of the city. Martin Luther King Jr. also had a huge hand in the organization of this boycott, as a young man himself this allowed for his name to get out there and grasp the attention of those who needed change to happen the most. The unification that was caused by this boycott would also delve into other acknowledgments of the lack of African-American civil rights.

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The Little Rock Nine was a group of nine black students who attended an all-white school located in the South. Despite the decision of Brown v. Board of Education, an active call to desegregate, they were met with extreme violence from the white citizens/ students that surrounded them. Their very presence on that school campus was deemed a political act, despite permission to be there. The racial violence and threats that the Little Rock Nine had to face on a daily basis directly exhibits how white Southerners tightened their grasp onto Jim Crow Laws.

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The result restricted Jim Crow legislation and separate public places based on race

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Brown V. Board of education allowed Brown’s daughter to attend an all white school. The supreme court found segregation to be unconstitutional and ruled in Brown’s favor.