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The amendment that is being violated during the Birmingham Campaign is the first, because it says you have the right to freedom of protest and the right to freedom of speech. The second amendment that is being violated during this time is the 14th amendment because it gives former slaves and other people RIGHTS and equal protection of the laws. These are violated because they can not protest without being assaulted by the police and they do not get protection of the laws because they need to be protected from the people who are supposed to protect them.

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Key strategies that the leaders used during this time was nonviolence. They would use it by doing boycotts, protests, marches, different ways for their voice to be heard.

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This cartoon represents the racism and white supremacy in the south. It shows that whites were the dominant figure. It also shows that whites were trying to control everything, such as taking over journalism so they would nt write about the racist acts going on as African Americans would.

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1956-ACMHR was founded
January 10, 1957- SCLC was founded
April 3, 1963 - First sit-in was organized by Birmingham Campaign
April 4 - Martin Luther King organized a group to city hall
April 12, 1963 - Martin Luther King and Shuttlesworth and more were arrested for marching without a parade permit
April 20 -  They were bailed out of jail
April 21 - Jails started filling up
May 10 - The Birmingham Truce was announced and the Birmingham campaign was over

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http://nationalsclc.org/about-us/history/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NothYZnqcmo

https://www.bhamwiki.com/w/Timeline_of_the_Civil_Rights_Movement_in_Birmingham

http://dailycartoonist.com/index.php/2012/06/27/firefighter-groups-call-andy-marlette-cartoon-unfair/

http://weldbham.com/blog/2016/07/05/hope-in-motion-the-alabama-christian-movement-for-human-rights/

http://www.blackpast.org/aah/birmingham-campaign-1963

https://civilrights.jfklibrary.org/Chapter-Read-More/Project-C.aspx

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NothYZnqcmo

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on April 10, 1963 petitioners wanted to march on Good Friday and Easter for their civil rights. They applied for a parade permit and they were denied that. The group still marched and many were tried and found guilty for contempt.

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USHC-8.1 Analyze the African American Civil Rights Movement, including initial strategies, landmark court cases and legislation, the roles of key civil rights advocates and the media , and the influence of the Civil Rights Movement on other groups seeking equality.

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The Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights, the founder is Fred Shuttlesworth. It started in 1956. Later they merged with SCLC.

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Organizations like Southern Christian Leadership Conference created boycotts such as the Montgomery Bus boycott. The founder Charles Steele Jr. worked beside president, Martin Luther King.

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The Birmingham Campaign influenced other organizations to take action. They got people involved and wanting to make a change. How they took action is the ACMHR started to try and put black students in all white schools and tried to do a bus boycott but it failed. These failed attempts had them merge with the SCLC.

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One of the founders of the SCLC. Was arrested with MLK.

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One of the campaign leaders and founders of the SCLC. King also helped organize the bus boycott and the marches.

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Before SCLC was made there was a group called the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Right. Sardis Baptist Church had a meeting trying to come up with a solution to the unlawful treatment they were getting so they came up with the ACMHR and appointed Fred as the president. Later the group united with the SCLC and became one.

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The Birmingham Campaign, also known as 'Project C'. This campaign launches sit-ins, marches, boycotts, and many more.This finally ended in May 1963, when people finally agreed to remove "white only" and "black only" signs.

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Leader and CEO of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. He is also the first African American to be elected to the City Council of Tuscaloosa; and one the first African Americans to be appointed to the Senate to represent Alabama. Was born August 3, 1946, in Tuscaloosa, Alabama and is still alive today.