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Montgomery Bus Boycott - December 5th, 1955

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Montgomery Bus Boycott - December 5th, 1955

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This was a protest against segregation. Black people, according to the Law, were supposed to sit at the back of the bus. This protest was quite effective, as Black people made up for 75% of bus riders. This movement was stared by Rosa Parks.

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The idea of segregation, to split White people and Black people when it came to education. Mr. Brown simply wanted his daughter to attend school in his neighborhood, which was Little Rock Central High, a fully White school. Mr. Brown then proceeded to take the Board of Education to court and they said that schools should be de-segregated, as Black schools were not equal to White schools at the time.

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Groups of Black and White people sat on chartered busses together to protest against segregation. Eventually, the bus was surrounded by a mob who fatally beat the the riders and then bombed the bus. The protest was non-violent from the standpoint of the Black community, however White mobs made it violent.

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President John Kennedy's Assassination - November 22nd, 1963. 

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President John Kennedy's Assassination - November 22nd, 1963. 

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President John Kennedy was shot on Dallas, Texas while in a motorcade procession. Thousands of people attended his funeral, and there were many controversies surrounding the murder.

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Martin Luther King's Famous "I Have Dream" Speech - August 28th, 1963.

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Martin Luther King's Famous "I Have Dream" Speech - August 28th, 1963.

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Martin Luther King was a very well educated man, and was granted with a PhD in Theology. He was arrested because he had lead protests, the "March Of Washington" was on if the largest rallies, where he gave his "I Have A Dream" speech. He also won the Nobel Peace Prize, for combating against racism through nonviolent resistance. He was eventually assassinated in Memphis.

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Malcolm X Assassination - February 21st, 1965.

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Malcolm X Assassination - February 21st, 1965.

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Malcolm X was only 39 years old when he got assassinated. H e was a leader of Black Civil Rights, and he grew up in extreme poverty. His father was an outspoken Baptist Minister, who was murdered when Malcolm was only 6 old. He was a Muslim minister and preached for Black Rights. He was also a violent protester who used fear to lead.

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Selma Black Voting Rights - August 6th, 1965.

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Selma Black Voting Rights - August 6th, 1965.

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A famous 3 part march led from the town Selma over the Edmund Pettus Bridge to the town of Montgomery. Alabama was very racist at the time, more so then it is now. When Martin Luther King got involved it was quite peaceful, but later 3 white ministers who were supporters, were attacked by the KKK.

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Black Panther Party - October 15th, 1966. 

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Black Panther Party - October 15th, 1966. 

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The Black Panther Party, was a political party that fought for Black Rights during the Civil Rights Movement. The party fought against police brutality and for equal rights. There were a lot of internal conflicts within the party, and their methods could be incredibly violent.

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While President Nixon was in office, Daniel Ellsberg released confidential papers from the White House about the Vietnam War, in hopes of ending it. Nixon then began tapping info coming in and out of the White House. There was a breaking in the democratic headquarters in which Nixon denied involvement in, although he payed burglars hush money for it. This action forced his to resign as president.

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North Vietnam was communist, and South Vietnam was anti-communist, which was backed by America. The US was very scared of the threat of communism and wanted to stop it, over 3 million people ended up dying in this war (US and Vietnamese). A lot of Americans felt like US had no business being in this conflict, and there were many protests in the country about it. North Vietnam ended up winning and called it the Victory War.