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-Rosa parks was an African American who lived in Alabama
-When she was told to stand up so a white man could sit she refused to do so, even though she was in the right section.
-She did this in the state of Montgomery, Alabama
-This happened on December 1, 1955
-When the NAACP heard about this they wanted to take this to court
-When this was taken to court the court ruled it as constitutional
-After this happened many people started boycotting buses and organizing mass protests
-This is historical significant because it started a new era in civil rights movement

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-CORE was known as Congress of Racial Equality
-They were located in Chicago
-Sit-ins is a type of protest that union workers used in the 1930s
-The sit-ins mainly took place at segregated restaurants and other segregated public places  who denied to serve African Americans and this took place around the time of 1943.
-CORE was able to successfully integrate many places
-This is very important and significant because sit ins began breaking down segregation little by little

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-In 1954 the supreme court decided to combine cases that dealt with segregation one of the cases was brown V board of education
-This took place in a town called Topeka, Kansas
-This happened in the year 1954 but the court ruling was on May 17, 1954
-Linda Brown was African American girl who wasn't allowed to go to a school in her neighborhood because of her race
-Thurgood Marshall was an African attorney who dealt with cases like this and he was also the chief counsel and director of defense and education for the NAACP.
-The supreme court ruled that segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.
-This is very significant historical and is known as one of the most important supreme court cases in American history

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-This took place the afternoon after Rosa Parks court appearance
-This boycott happened because many other people wanted to show support for Rosa Parks and what she did
-This happened in Montgomery, Alabama
-The Montgomery improvement association elected Martin Luther King Jr to lead people to run the boycott and to negotiate with the city leaders for an end of segregation.
-After a year of protesting the supreme court ruled that segregation on the bus was unconstitutional.
-This was very significant because it showed that a peaceful protests could change laws

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-When 9 African Americans tried to enter a public high school with 2,000 white people they were beat up and not allowed in by the national guard
-This happened in little rock, Arkansas
-The reason this happened was because the governor of the state was up for reelection and to insure his win he supported white supremacy.
-Orval Faubus was the governor of Arkansas and he was the one who order the national guard to not allow the students in.
-President Eisenhower was the president at the time and after he heard about it the first time he did not do anything but the second time he heard about it he sent troops to little rock and they stayed there until the end of the school year
-The result of this whole thing was that the 3 public high schools were closed and it took longer to integrate schools.
-The was important because it showed how resistant people were to change