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Dec 5, 1955-Dec 10, 1956 - Montgomery Boy Boycott

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Dec 5, 1955-Dec 10, 1956 - Montgomery Boy Boycott

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A protest against segregation on public transit started by Rosa Parks, this movement was a serious wake up call about discrimination.

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Due to segregation, Black kids had to attend different schools than White kids. This changed when Mr. Brown, a black father, appealed to the Board of Education and proved to them that Black schools weren't equal to White schools, pushing the courts to desegregate schools.

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Groups of both Black and White people protested segregation and the bus was then attacked by White mobs. While it may have ended in violence, the Freedom Riders were a symbol of empowerment.

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Aug 28, 1963 - Martin Luther King-"I Have A Dream" Speech

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Aug 28, 1963 - Martin Luther King-"I Have A Dream" Speech

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Martin Luther King was a very educated man who was arrested because he led protests against racism, including one of the largest rallies - "The March on Washington"- when he rallied the crowd with his famous "I Have A Dream Speech. He went on to win a Nobel Prize for combatting racism through non violent resistance, but was unfortunately later assassinated in Memphis.

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Nov 22, 1963 - President John F. Kennedy' Assassination

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Nov 22, 1963 - President John F. Kennedy' Assassination

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President John F. Kennedy was widely known to support the civil rights movement, and thousands of people attended the beloved presidents funeral. Due to the fact that he was shot dead in a motorcade procession, conspiracies and controversies surrounded his death for a very long time.

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Feb 21, 1965 - Malcolm X's Assassination

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Feb 21, 1965 - Malcolm X's Assassination

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Malcolm X was a prominent leader of Black Civil Rights, and after learning how Muslims believed in equality for all, he realized that America was backwards. He was extremely violent, and used to fear and intimidation to lead, which many believe led to his death.

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Feb 18-Aug 8, 1965 - Black Voting Rights-Selma

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Feb 18-Aug 8, 1965 - Black Voting Rights-Selma

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This was a 3 part march from the town of Selma over the Edmund Pettus Bridge to the town of Montgomery to raise awareness about the fact that Black people couldn't, or had great difficulty, voting. Following the attention the movement got, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 was signed into law in August.

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Oct 15, 1966 - Black Panther Party Founded

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Oct 15, 1966 - Black Panther Party Founded

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The Black Panther Party was a political party that fought against police brutality and for equal rights for Black people. While their methods were very violent and they had many altercations with the law, they also organized events to help with poverty and other similar issues.

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After denying involvement in the break in at the White House, Nixon was re-elected, but later resigned when the truth came to light. This showed the people the power of the media and cause a huge rift in the trust between the people and the government.

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North Vietnam was communist and South Vietnam was anti-communist, resulting in conflict, in which the U.S also got involved in. In the end, North Vietnam won, and Vietnamese called it the Victory War.