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Date: 1968
Key People: Martin Luther King Jr.
Summary: In 1968, MLK Jr. went to Memphis to help sanitation workers on strike. He then was assassinated and that sparked riots and fights because the civil rights movement lost the most important person to their success.

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Date:1964
Key People: Young civil rights workers from all over the country.
Summary: Civil right workers traveled across the country to go to Mississippi and try to help African Americans get voting rights. Some people that lived in Mississippi didn't agree with it and they became mad, threatening and committing arson.

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Date:1959-1964
People: School leaders
Summary: The County of Virginia didn't want to integrate black students, so they closed down their schools until they were ordered to reopen by the Supreme Court.

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Date:1963
Key people: Martin Luther King, Protesters
Summary: Martin Luther King spoke out in Washington D.C to hundred thousands of people. They all gathered at National Mall to protest as a part of a March.

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Date: 1957
Key People: Little Rock 9, governor of Arkansas, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, National Guard, Little Rock residents
Summary: 9 African American students attempted to attend the all white Central High School in Little Rock which was deemed legal by a Supreme Court ruling. Many white residents protested and threatened violence to the point where the governor of Arkansas had to send in the National Guard to protect the students and force the school to allow them to attend.

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Date: December 1955- December 1956
Key people: Rosa Parks, African American citizens of Montgomery, Supreme Court Justices
Summary: Rosa Parks, an African American woman, refused to give up her seat to a white person on a bus and was arrested. The African-American community in Montgomery then boycotted buses for 13 months until the bus companies were forced to integrate their buses making them equally available.

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Date: 1954
Key people: Linda Brown
Summary: Linda brown, an African American third grader, sued to be allowed to attend the all white school seven blocks from her home. The Supreme Court ruled that segregation was illegal and she should be allowed to attend the public school closest to them.