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This was a protest against black segregation, black people boycotted public transit as they did not want to sit in a bus of segregating seating laws. Rosa Parks was significant to this story as she refused to sit at the back of the bus when the law stated that black people were only permitted to sit in the back while the white in the front.

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This idea of segregation was to split the black children from the white. They were forced to go to a separate school. The outcome of this segregation was that most black kids could not go to university.

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picture of the mixed group of protesters that protested against racial segregation

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The Freedom Riders were a group of black and white people who sat on chartered busses to protest segregation. The protest was supposed to be non-violent but mobs of white people surrounded the bus and severely beat the riders and fire bombed the bus.

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Martin Luther King delivering his famous speech "I Have a Dream"

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Martin Luther King "I Have a Dream" Speech

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Martin Luther King "I Have a Dream" Speech

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Martin Luther King was a well educated man that was arrested because of leading protests. On the March of Washington, one of the largest rallies, he delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech. Nearly two years after winning the Nobel Peace Prize, he was assassinated.

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President J.F.K minutes before he was assassinated

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John F. Kennedy Assassination (Nov 22nd, 1963)

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John F. Kennedy Assassination (Nov 22nd, 1963)

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President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas while in a motorcade procession. He was known to be an exceptional president and supported the civil rights movement. His death arose many conspiracies and controversies.

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Malcolm X Assassination (Feb 21st, 1965)

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Malcolm X Assassination (Feb 21st, 1965)

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Malcolm was a leader of the Black Civil Rights movement. He was a violent protester and his leadership style was so insinuate fear amongst his followers. He was assassinated in New York at the age of 39.

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Marchers carrying banner 'We march with Selma!' in New York.

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Selma - Black Voting Rights (March 7th, 1965)

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Selma - Black Voting Rights (March 7th, 1965)

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This was a march from Selma to Montgomery to protest the lack of voting rights for Black Americans. The protest was peaceful until they were violently stopped by police and 3 white ministers who supported the movement were attacked by the KKK. Eventually this led to loads of attention and soon President Johnson signed the bill for black people to able to vote.

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A line of Black Panther Party members standing outside the New York City courthouse under a portion of an Abraham Lincoln quote

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Black Panther Party (Founded Oct 15th, 1966)

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Black Panther Party (Founded Oct 15th, 1966)

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The Black Panther Party was a political party formed to fight for Black Rights during the civil rights movement. They were labeled a communist organization by the FBI and fabricated evidence to end the party as a whole.

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President Nixon’s farewell as he boards a helicopter at the White House.

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While President Nixon was in office, there was a break-in at the Democratic Headquarters (the opposing party) before the election. When these men were found, it turned out that Nixon was involved and he had helped them cover it all up and might have even hired the men. Nixon then resigned before he could be impeached.

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Americans protesting to end the Vietnam war and to send the troops home

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Americans were against this war as they believed it was a civil war and the US had no need to take part. There was also the death toll, and the horrible violence in that war.