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Every bit of info on this padlet found here: https://www.history.com/topics/civil-rights-movement/civil-rights-movement-timeline

Emmett Till, a 14 year old, was murdered for the false claim of flirting with a white woman.

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January 10-11 1957 NonViolent protest meetings

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January 10-11 1957 NonViolent protest meetings

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MLKJ, and sixty black pastors and political leaders met in Atlanta to discuss how to go about a nonviolent protest

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September 4th, 1957 The little rock nine

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September 4th, 1957 The little rock nine

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Nine black students are prevented from entering Little Rock Central High. The president at the time decides to send troops to escort the students.

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September 9th, 1957 Eisenhower signs the civil rights act of 1957

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September 9th, 1957 Eisenhower signs the civil rights act of 1957

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This allows those who suppressed others right to vote to be brought to court.

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February 1st, 1960 Greensboro Carolina Incident

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February 1st, 1960 Greensboro Carolina Incident

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Four African American Students refused to leave the "Whites only lunch counter"

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Black and white activists took the bus to protest against the laws that separated the people who took the bus.

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250,000 people marched at washington for jobs and freedom with MLK giving his famous "I have a dream" Speech.

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A bomb was set off at a Church in birmingham that had killed four young girls and left many with injuries

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President Lyndon B Johnson signed the Civil Rights act of '64 which prevented employment discrimination due to any factors.

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600 Civil rights marchers walk to Selma in protest where Police brutally attacked them.