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1. The segregation on the bus where that black people had to sit in the back of the bus and white people at the front.  The year was 1956 and the segregation (that people are separated based on skin color) was huge but the first person to refuse it was Rosa Park.

2. Activist is a person who works hard to make changes in society. This move is all about equal rights between humans.

3. A woman named Diana Nash who helped the freedom riders.

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Civil Rights Act - Segregation is about how we’re supposed to differ black and white people in our society, based on their color skin. Black people’s chances and abilities in life got limited due to this. They couldn’t be sitting next to each other, where the black people sat in the back of the bus while the other ones were in the front. Being able to sit with people from another ethnicity at a restaurant didn’t occur.

Rosa Parks was a girl that was tired of this way of handling different minorities/ people with different color skin.  She refused to share a seat to white passengers, which unfortunately resulted in jail. Finding people having the courage to implement revolutionary things and being aware of eventual consequences is rare. Other people in the society started to boycott, since they wanted to support her in some way.

Thanks to people as Parks and also the progress of society, we could finally move on from that and live similarly, without the feeling of unfairness. This did officially happen in the year of 1964 and it’s called “The Civil Rights act of 1964”.

Freedom Rider - Freedom Rider is about a Dramatic moment that occured at the peak of the Civil Rights area 1961. CORE was created by a north activist community to encourage people of various ethnicities, religions beliefs and educational levels to sit side by side. Trips were implemented between different states -the first one started in Washington D.C to Deep South.

Their trip had stalled and a threat had approached them. There were bibms and violence, but the government assisted by flying vulnerable people to New Orleans.

Another thing that I’ve learned is that The Nashville sit-ins were led by Diane Nash, She had heard about the travels and made a conscious effort to stop seeing these as a failure. Some Riders were badly beaten in Montgomery. As a follow to this, Martin Luther organized a meeting in church to discuss what was going on.

At last something interesting was that this kind of travel continued to take place. SOme were forced to behave in a notorious prison named Parchment. When it came to desegregation. The Attorney General was one the most influential people. He was effective in reorganizing the law.

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1. Martin Luther King won the nobel peace prize.
2. The segregation was so bad, black and white people couldn't even sit besides eachother and eat at the same resturant.
3. The freedom riders were a group of people that stood against racial inequality.

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1. The civil rights act of 1964 ended all of the racial segregation laws.

2. An important step of endning segregation was the boycott of bus segregation, when Rosa parks refused to giv up her seat on the buss.

3. The freedom riders was a group of racial equality activists who stood agains segregation.

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1. In year 1956 bus segregation ended beacuse of a very brave woman called Rosa Parks.

2. Diana Nash was also a very important name beacuse she helped the freedom riders.

3. The freedom riders didn't make any difrence at first but after the second  attempt it resulted in the segregation law being renouced.

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1. freedom riders were people who stood against segrigatoins.

2. Earlier in time when sergrigation was worse african american people where trated with disrespect by not bieng able to eat at resturants and always had to show respect to caucasians

3. People would show violance towards african americans instead of trying to listen and think about what thier movement were about. for exaple the freedom riders who were shot at.

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1. I have not heard about the buss and how they showed that different races can travel together.

2. People of different races could not sit toghter at some resturants.

3. The civil rights movment were able to end all segregration laws in 1964.

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The freedom writers started out as "at risk students", who were racialy hostile against each other but later learned by reading Anne Frank and Zlata’s Diary, that they had alot in comon.  They started fighting racial inecuality.

The civil rights movment act of 1964 ended segregration in public places and banned employers from discriminate workers because of race, gender, religion or nationality.

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A few years ago people were treated unfairly because of that they were different. If you had a black skin colour then you hade to live in another place then the others. They couldn't either go to the same school. And Martin Luther King Jr won the nobel peace prize because of his effort againts race discrimination.

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1. That black people couldent eat at every resturant and that some benches wasetn allowd to them.

2. I heard about the buss,  that they protest, but i ever knew that they boycott it.

3. I heard about Martin Luther King, Jr, but i dident knew that he won the novelprise.

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1. Martin Luther King, Jr won the nobel peace prize for his efforts against race discrimination.

2. Because of the ciliv rights movement, segregation was ended in 1964.

3. One important step of ending segregation was the boycott of bus segregation in 1956.

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1. The freedom riders was a group of racial equality activists that would break the law where black people and white people couldn't sit on the same rows of busses. The activists were all of different religions, races, ages, economic backgrounds and educations.

2. The freedom riders got attacked by racist mobs while riding through the south and the government even helped them against these mobs.

3. The civil rights act of 1964 ended all racial segregation laws.