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                                                                                                                                                              Because they refused to sit at the back of the bus, black people boycotted public transportation; this served as a wake-up call about prejudice, and blacks needed to win more acceptability. Rosa Parks began the protest by refusing to sit in the back of the bus, which was effective because black people made up 75% of the passengers.                                                         The photo is significant because there are black people in the front of the bus and that’s what the whole movement was for in the first place. I think it’s a very powerful imagine because it shows the black people standing for themselves in hope to be treated the same as other races. 

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Montgomery Boy Boycott (December 5, 1955-December 20,1956)

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Montgomery Boy Boycott (December 5, 1955-December 20,1956)

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The goal was to separate the black and white children; black children had to attend separate schools, and Mr Brown (a father) was not pleased because this meant that black children would not be able to attend university. Because of this reason, Mr. Brown went to court and established that black schools were not equivalent to white schools, and the court later ruled that schools should be desegregated.                                This photo shows lots of significance because it shows how a whole different race was forced to walk to a different school simply because of the colour of their skin. It shows the racism faced in the late 50s was very bad and it was made you a lower class just because of the colour of your skin.

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White and black people sat on chartered buses to protest segregation; the protest was intended to be nonviolent from the perspective of the black people. However, because white mobs were anti-segregation, they turned it into a violent demonstration, attacking buses carrying supporters to show their point.               This imagine shows a lot of significance as it shows how violent the protest had ended up getting after it was meant to be all a peaceful protest until the anti protesters marked there territory. It shows the black people beaten and sitting on the ground as well as the bus being completely destroyed with lots of smoke coming out. 

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Freedom Riders (May 4- December 10, 1961)

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Freedom Riders (May 4- December 10, 1961)

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He was a highly educated black guy, which was unusual because the discrimination they would face, and he led a lot of protests, for which he was detained numerous times. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for combating racism without resorting to violence, yet he was murdered at a motel in Memphis on April 4, 1968.                                                                        This imagine shows significance because Martin Luther was the first peaceful protest leader, he chose non violent methods and the photo shows how many supported Martin. There were easily thousands of people who heard his famous speech and were inspired to be better people and protest non violently. 

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Martin Luther King “I Have a Dream” speech (August 28, 1963)

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Martin Luther King “I Have a Dream” speech (August 28, 1963)

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President John F. Kennedy was regarded as one of the most popular presidents in the United States because he was a progressive who backed the civil rights struggle. JFK was shot in a motorcade in Dallas, Texas. He is still the youngest president to be elected, and he served in the navy during World War II. This imagine shows lots of significance, it shows the presidents vehicle after he was rushed to the hospital. It looks like something coming out of the truck to help with carrying him into the hospital, there were lots of worried people waiting outside and a lot more came after, he unfortunately passed away shortly after. 

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President John Kennedy Assassination (November 22, 1963)

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President John Kennedy Assassination (November 22, 1963)

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Malcolm X was a black civil rights leader who was assassinated at the age of 39. His father was a Baptist minister, and Malcolm was 6 years old at the time of his father's murder. He was a violent protester who grew up in extreme poverty and used fear to lead protests. He learned that Muslims believe in equality for all people and that the United States was the polar opposite.This imagine shows lots of significance because it shows Malcom on the stretcher fighting for his life after being assassinated. The amount of worried faces and police surrounding him trying to get him to the hospital, this photo is very significant because it has lots of meaning to it. 

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Malcolm X Assassination (February 21, 1965)

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Malcolm X Assassination (February 21, 1965)

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Demonstrators were violently stopped by police on the Edmund Pettus Bridge in order to raise notice that black people had a tough time voting, with only 2% being able to vote. When Martin Luther King Jr. joined the campaign, it was rather calm until three white ministers were attacked by the KKK; this received widespread media attention, and President Johnson signed a measure allowing black people to vote a few months later. This imagine is significant because it shows black people fighting and risking their lives for the future of black human rights, it shows white cops brutally hitting black protesters trying to create a movement for their rights. 

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During the civil rights movement, the black panther party was a party that also fought for black rights. They fought against police brutality, for equal rights, fair employment, and organised events to help the poor. The FBI painted them as a communist organisation, fabricating evidence to disband the party, and the Black Panthers' tactics were extremely violent. This image shows significance because it should the black protesting for their civil rights, and because there are young black Americans whom are fighting for their human rights. Even the young protesters shows how important it was for all kinds of ages.

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Nixon was the president at the time. In the hopes of ending the Vietnam War, Nixon began tapping information coming in and out of the White House, according to documents released by Daniel Ellsberg. Nixon was re-elected after a break-in at the Democratic headquarters, which he denied involvement in; however, Nixon paid the burglars money not to speak. Nixon was compelled to resign as president as a result of this incident, and it is still unclear why the break-in occurred in the first place. This image shows loads of significance because there were people protesting to get Nixon out of the president spot because many people believed he was behind the break in. The “Impeach Nixon” sign has lots of significance in it itself as-well as the shirt, it shows how badly people wanted him out of the building. 

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North Vietnam was communist, while the south was anti-communist and backed by the US. Over 3 million people died in total during the war. Because of the Cold War, the United States was very concerned about the threat of communism, and they wanted to put an end to it. However, many Americans were opposed to the war, and there were numerous protests taking place across the country. The triumph war, as it is known in Vietnam, was won by North Vietnam. This image shows lots of significance because it was the first news paper released after the war had just finished. It shows a picture of Americans and Vietnamese being evacuated in a US helicopter after North Vietnam had ended up winning the war. 