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Give examples of places that were segregated 

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Give examples of places that were segregated 

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Bathrooms, classrooms, bubblers, tables, cafeteria/canteen, lunch area

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Explain why there was resistance to allowing desegregated schools.

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Explain why there was resistance to allowing desegregated schools.

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They believed they should avoid and not interact with coloured people,  announcing the desegregation brought a disagreement as the anglo-saxons felt they were superior to the African Americans and therefore felt that the African Americans didn’t deserve the same treatment as them.

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Who were Thurgood Marshall and Robert Carter?

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Who were Thurgood Marshall and Robert Carter?

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As counsel to the NAACP, Thurgood Marshall and Robert carter utilised the judiciary to champion equality for African Americans.

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Brown vs board of Education

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Outline what was meant by the term separate but equal in terms of education? Was it really equal?

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Outline what was meant by the term separate but equal in terms of education? Was it really equal?

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Even though the African Americans were segregated from the Anglo-saxons, they were still ‘equal’. That even though they were treated as inferior, they were still receiving the same education.

They weren’t. They weren’t given the same opportunities and therefore couldn’t have learnt all the valuable information that other students did.

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When was the court decision made? What was the verdict?

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When was the court decision made? What was the verdict?

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In 1954, they won the Brown v. Board of Education case, in which the Supreme Court ended racial segregation in public schools