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1. Martin Luther King Jr.
2. Malcolm X
3. Rosa Parks
4. John Lewis
5. Bayard Rustin

In my opinion, these are the top 5 influential civil rights leaders. All five of them have done so much activity regarding civil rights, equality and anti - discrimination. Their messages and actions really influences the movement and made it seem relevant and important, and that is why we see that change today.

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This video makes it clearer to understand the topic as it goes back and talks about some things that happened before the Civil Rights Movement that lead to it. It shows JKF's speech of him endorsing the CRM. Also how his speech was influenced by MLK jr.

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This video talks about JFK's relation to the CRM and how the march helped them all overcome injustice. How congress did the right thing by ensuring equality and anti- discrimination.

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What Did the Civil Rights Movement Achieve?

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This video helps us understand the success of the of the  Civil Rights Movement and the fight for racial equality in the United States and its impacts by following a Non-Violent strategy.

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US Civil Rights Movement Benefits From Non-Violent Strategy

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https://www.loc.gov/exhibits/civil-rights-act/civil-rights-era.html

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http://www.mshistorynow.mdah.ms.gov/articles/62/the-civil-rights-movement-in-mississippi-on-violence-and-nonviolence

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https://www.gettysburgflag.com/timeline-american-civil-rights

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https://www.biography.com/people/groups/civil-rights-activists

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This image is the definition of racism, it is a high school student holding a sign that mentions he doesn't want to go to school with African Americans protesting outside his school.

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This picture shows a man scraping the blood of MLK Jr. of the balcony of a motel.

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This picture shows two white police men, beating up an African American man accusing him for a murder he did not cause.

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Did the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 60s effectively change the nation? (legacy and impact)

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Did the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 60s effectively change the nation? (legacy and impact)

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Yes, definitely. Because of the Civil Rights Movement in the 50s and 60s, the world focuses less on race, poeple nowadays do not segrate between white and colored. Everyone is allowed in all public places at all times.

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What were key events and people of the civil rights movement and how did they further the civil rights movement?

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What were key events and people of the civil rights movement and how did they further the civil rights movement?

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The civil rights movement included activists such as,
- Martin Luther King Jr.
-John F. Kennedy
-Harriet Tubman
-Rosa Parks
-Malcom X
The main events that occurred were
- Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Albany Movement
- Birmingham Campaign
- March on Washington
- Bloody Sunday

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Is violence or non-violence the most effective means to achieve social change?

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Is violence or non-violence the most effective means to achieve social change?

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Violence and non violence are both possible to be effective in achieving social changes. Social changes can be good changes and improvements or they can be bad changes. Cesar Chavez's protest was a non violence protest that had a great impact on many people which was definitely a major social change.

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https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/civil-disobedience/

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this picture shows one young African American girl and one white American girl holding hands outside of a window. This shows equality between the two races.

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Is civil disobedience the most effective way of achieving racial equality?

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Is civil disobedience the most effective way of achieving racial equality?

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No, civil disobedience is not the most effective way of achieving racial equality because refusing to follow the law and paying taxes because of your race will not promote equality. Yes, in some situations it did help us

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1. Is civil disobedience the most effective way of achieving racial equality?

2. What were key events and people of the civil rights movement and how did they further the civil rights movement?

3. Is violence or non-violence the most effective means to achieve social change?

4. Did the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 60s effectively change the nation? (legacy and impact)