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A political and social boycott where people stopped using the buses due to the discrimination of blacks on the buses. This happened in 1955 and last through 1956. It was important because it forced the government to recognize the civil rights movement and give into it.

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The Albany Movement happened in November of 1961 and it was a protest to end all forms of racial segregation in the city. This was an impact because it showed that the people will fight for the cause.

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The Birmingham Campaign happened in 1963. It was led by Martin Luther King Jr and he made it known that it was going to be a peaceful protest and it was debatably the most influential events in the Civil Rights Movement.

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The March on Washington was the largest political rally with 200,000 - 300,000 members participants to protest freedom and jobs for African Americans. It was also where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr delivered his famous speech.

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In 1960 A group of teens were denied service at a diner and they decided to stay there and protest the racial discrimination that was happening at that diner. This happened at the heart of the civil rights movement and helped push the movement to grow.

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The Birmingham Demonstrations was when an outraged city of Birmingham, AL took to the streets to protest segregation that was happening in the city. This was very influential in the Civil Rights Movement because it pushed the city of Birmingham to desegregate the city and allow black people into the schools, restaurants, etc.

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Bloody Sunday was named because of the violent beatings that state troopers inflicted on the people that tried to march peacefully in Selema, AL to Montgomery, AL. This march was aimed at voting rights for African Americans.