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This picture resembles a woman sitting on a bus near the front.  Rosa parks refused to go to the back of the bus and started a movement.

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December 5, 1955: Montgomery Bus Boycott

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December 5, 1955: Montgomery Bus Boycott

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Black people wanted to protest against segregation and decided to boycott pubic transit and refused to sit on the bus because of the seating laws. Rosa parks lead the protest as she refused to sit at the back of the bus. This was illegal back then because there was a law that black people could only sit at the back of the bus.

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Students who attended the school of Little Rock.  

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The idea of segregation was to split black people and white people. This meant that black kids couldn't go to schools with white people. Mr. Brown a dad of a black child took the board of education to court and explained how the schools the black kids were going too weren't as good as schools with white kids. The court then decided to end segregation.

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This picture shows the people who participated in the freedom riders movement.  

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Groups of black and white people sat on a bus to protest segregation. This was intended to be a peaceful movement the black people thought, but a mob of white people surrounded the bus and beat the rides and threw fire.

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Martin Luther King giving his famous speech.  

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August 28, 1963: Martin Luther King: "I Have a Dream" Speech

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August 28, 1963: Martin Luther King: "I Have a Dream" Speech

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Martin Luther King lead one of the biggest rallies in what was called the "March on Washington", which he presented his famous speech.  He won the Nobel Peace Prize for combatting racism through non violent resistance.

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The former president John Kennedy in his car right before his death.  

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November 22, 1963: President John Kennedy assassinated

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November 22, 1963: President John Kennedy assassinated

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JFK The president at the time was assassinated in Dallas, Texas while in a motorcade procession. He was a beloved president and hundreds of thousands of people attended his funeral.

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This photo shows Malcom's corpse and people attending his funeral.  

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February 21, 1965: Malcom X Assassination 

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February 21, 1965: Malcom X Assassination 

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Malcom X was only 39 when he was assassinated. He was the leader of Black Civil Rights movement.

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This photo shows people protesting so black people are able to vote.  

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Only 2% of black people were registered to vote so people led a march to protest. Protest was relatively peaceful. Few months later President Johnson signed the bill for Black People to be able to vote.

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This photo is the political parties logo.  

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October 15, 1966: Black Panther Party founded

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October 15, 1966: Black Panther Party founded

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Political party that fought for Black Rights during the civil rights movement. The party fought against police brutality.

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This photo shows Richard Nixon telling the media that he did not cheat the election.  

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Richard Nixon the president at the time was re-elected president. He won by paying burglars to break-in the Democratic Headquarters. This event showed power of press and media.

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This photo shows military soldiers who participated in the Vietnam War.

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The north of Vietnam was communist and South Vietnam was anti-communist backed up by the United States. During this war over 3 million people died. North Vietnam won the war and is now referred to as the victory war.