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Removed state laws that restricted abortion in a 7 to 2 vote.

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Wisconsin's school law was unconstitutional and violated the first amendment and freedom of religion.

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Prohibited restricting voting based on color, race, or national origin

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Also called the Fair Housing Act, restricted discrimination in advertising, sale, and rental. It also prohibited any kind of segregation through color, race, gender, or national origin.

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Extended national rights to all people regardless of race.

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Ended the peaceful phase of the Civil rights movement as rioting broke out in many cities along with a nationwide search for the killer.

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Guaranteed all voting rights to all Americans

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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 

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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 

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Created by the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and eliminated all aspects of discrimination in the work place.

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An Act to enforce Constitutional right of all people to vote and got rid of segregation.

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Bus rides to directly challenge unfair Jim Crow Laws in the south. Tried to get support from MLK but he believed they would lead to unnecessary violence.

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A group of four African American college students that were refused service at a white restaurant remained seated until the store closed. This sit in triggered many other sit ins throughout the country.

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The nine African American students that attended Little Rock High School that required Federal Protection to safely go to school.

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Prohibited Poll taxes on voting

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Largest human rights demonstration in American history showing unity between many different civil organizations.

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MLK's letter from jail in order to explain why they are protesting and what they believe in. His letter inspires his followers to continue on in a peaceful fashion.

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Lead by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, it was a series of protests and boycotts in the downtown area of Birmingham serving as a turning point in the Civil Rights movement. Eventually lead to violence when the police tried to suppress protesters.

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Prohibits slavery and any involuntary servitude

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Civil Rights activist most well known for not giving up her seat to a white man on a bus. Her actions sparked a boycott on the Montgomery, Alabama public transit system.

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African American killed by two white men for advancing on a white woman. He was unaware of common lynching in the south, and his death outraged the population especially the African Americans.

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The result of Truman's Executive Order No. 9981 officially removing segregation from the United States military.

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He was the first African American to be given a Major League Baseball Contract ending baseball's segregation in 1945.