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The largest in history.

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Rosa Parks did not want to give up her seat. 

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Rosa Parks did not want to give up her seat. 

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This march was where Martin Luther King gave the "I Have A Dream" speech.

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This march was where Martin Luther King gave the "I Have A Dream" speech.

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Martin Luther King was REALLY important.

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Key Event: Rosa Parks Refusal to Give Up Her Seat, 1955

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Key Event: Rosa Parks Refusal to Give Up Her Seat, 1955

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Rosa Parks sat their and didn't gave up her seat and calmly said "Im not giving my seat to you."

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Rosa Park's Refusal to Give Up Her Seat,1955

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This is a group of Black college boys who wanted to sit in a whites only lunch counter.  They were told to leave so many times but they just sat. 

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This is a group of Black college boys who wanted to sit in a whites only lunch counter.  They were told to leave so many times but they just sat. 

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The boys did not give up there seat the store closed early.

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The boys did not give up there seat the store closed early.

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To stop racism and stop segregation in a peaceful march

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To stop racism and stop segregation in a peaceful march

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Martin Luther King jr. had a dream to stop racism

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They demanded that the city change the unfair laws.The boycott lasted 381 days it was the biggest protest against segregation laws of its time in US history

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When Rosa Parks got arrested for refusing to give up her seat, women leaders of the civil rights movement called for a boycott.

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the college students inspired many other black people to do the same.

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the college students inspired many other black people to do the same.

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The college students inspired others

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they demanded thet the city change the unfair law

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The freedom riders wanted to sit with each other and they told supreme court to band bus segregation. They were marching for fair laws in all citys.

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They did a sit in with Non violence. And the freedom riders told the supreme court to ban bus segregation.

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In 1956, the Supreme Court took a step toward equality by putting an end to bus segregation laws.

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Their use of nonviolence showed other students how to make peaceful movements toward equality.

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The march played a role in the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 

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The march played a role in the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 

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Civil Rights Act of 1964

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citizens held sit ins across 55 cities in 13 states

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citizens held sit ins across 55 cities in 13 states

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This is where the greensboro sit in took place in 1960 this is where the four college students came and sat in the segregated lunch counter

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They used "white-only" restrooms, waiting rooms, and lunch counters. the Freedom riders were challenging states to follow the law. many were arrested by the police, but the protest continued for seven months.

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In 1955 an Alabama law said that black people had to sit in the back of the bus and give up their seats to white people.

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John Lewis one of

the Freedom Riders, led marches for voting rights and even became Congressman

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One of the leaders of the boycott was Martin Luther King JR. He went on to become a face of the civil rights movement.

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The Freedom Riders marched in peace and nonviolence. They worked hard for everyone to have a good life. With no segregation they made sure everybody had a fair life. And there was nonviolence and peace civil rights were becoming true. These days people still talk about racism.

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On February 1, 1960 four college students took a step towards equality by sitting down.

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On February 1, 1960 four college students took a step towards equality by sitting down.

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In 1955 Rosa Parks was sitting in a bus and a white person came up to Rosa Parks refuse and she didn't give up her seat and got arrested.

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In 1955 Rosa Parks was sitting in a bus and a white person came up to Rosa Parks refuse and she didn't give up her seat and got arrested.

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Rosa parks sitting in a bus and a white person come up to her

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The March on Washington for jobs and freedom was a protest against unequal rights and opportunities for Black Americans. There were over 250,000 people at the march

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The March on Washington for jobs and freedom was a protest against unequal rights and opportunities for Black Americans. There were over 250,000 people at the march

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This is Martin Luther, he gave the speech

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Crowds in D.C. to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington

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Black and white people could no longer be separated on buses and in public spaces.

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Rosa parks did not give the white person her seat and she got arrested.

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Rosa parks did not give the white person her seat and she got arrested.

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Martin Luther King stopped segregation in his speech "I have a dream"

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During the Montgomery bus boycott tens of thousands of black Americans staged a protest. They stopped riding buses to protest segregation laws.They walked rode bikes drove or carpooled with others. They experienced heat rain and violence.But they did not give up.

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The freedom Riders were met with protests and violence from white people along their routes. they ignored this and continued on.

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many freedom riders later became leaders of the civil rights movement and took other steps for equality.

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The March on Washington  for Jobs and Freedom was the protest against unequal rights and  opportunities for black Americans. A march was  organized to demand  their  rights  to equality in daily life jobs,housting,education, and voting.

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The March on Washington  for Jobs and Freedom was the protest against unequal rights and  opportunities for black Americans. A march was  organized to demand  their  rights  to equality in daily life jobs,housting,education, and voting.

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the march took place in washington DC on august 28 1963 people of all ages races and religions came to the march Martin Luther King Jr gave his I have a dream speech he called for an end  to racism

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the march took place in washington DC on august 28 1963 people of all ages races and religions came to the march Martin Luther King Jr gave his I have a dream speech he called for an end  to racism

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Freedom Riders were groups of Black and white citizens who rode buses across the South

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For example in 1961 a group of black and white students called freedom riders rode public buses and visited public spaces together their goal was to push for equal rights like the black college students.

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For example in 1961 a group of black and white students called freedom riders rode public buses and visited public spaces together their goal was to push for equal rights like the black college students.

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The four students help to inspire many other steps toward equality. For example, in 1961 a group of people named freedom riders took a step toward equality

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The four students help to inspire many other steps toward equality. For example, in 1961 a group of people named freedom riders took a step toward equality

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The Freedom Riders used any restroom, any waiting room, and any lunch counter many were arrested

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The greensboro sit in was one of the most popular sit ins in the united states of america

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The greensboro sit in was one of the most popular sit ins in the united states of america

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The greensboro sit in the step toward equality.

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The greensboro has made a very big change in the USA, but not the only ones who helped. this sit in took 5 months, 3 weeks, and 3 days.

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The greensboro has made a very big change in the USA, but not the only ones who helped. this sit in took 5 months, 3 weeks, and 3 days.

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Greensboro sit in video you can freely watch!

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Greensboro sit in video you can freely watch!

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The Greensboro Woolworth sit-ins and the struggle for civil rights

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the freedom riders were met with protests and violence from white people along their routes.

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The freedom riders disobeyed to move or give up their seat. They chose what they wanted.

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This is Claudette Colvin, in 1955 she did the same as the college boys did.

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This is Claudette Colvin, in 1955 she did the same as the college boys did.

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Four black college students took a step into the lunch room and they sat down and ate there lunch and then other people came and said get out but they just capt eating and did not get up.