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Amish fathers took their kids out of school end of their 8th grade year, but Wisconsin's schooling law required the kids to stay in school till the age of 16. The Amish fought back...

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Desegregation of Armed Forces (July 31st, 1948)

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Desegregation of Armed Forces (July 31st, 1948)

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President Truman desegregated the armed forces and got them equal rights there.

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The EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission) was made to investigate discrimination in the work place.

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This civil rights act barred discriminatory practices in the advertising, sale, rental, or financing of most dwellings for anybody.

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King went to Memphis to show his support for a group of workers. Before the day of his death he gave a speech that would foreshadow his death and after his death riots all over the country erupted.

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The Voting Rights Act authorized the use of federal voting registrars and prevented states from changing their election laws without clearance from the national government. (Southern blacks voting)

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This act protected the rights of African Americans (Voting,Segregation,etc.)

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The 24th amendment was the ban on federal taxes for voting

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This was the most controversial case of the 20th century, this case was over weather abortion would be justified or not.

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The march on Washington had 250,000 people, and there was speeches from civil rights groups and religious leaders.

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A nonviolent direct action campaign organized by the SCLC against racial segregation.

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MLK jailed (Birmingham letter: April 12, 1963)

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MLK jailed (Birmingham letter: April 12, 1963)

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MLK wrote a long letter to the religious leaders criticism of the campaign.

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Civil rights activists who drove interstate buses to segregated southern United States to mock the non-enforcement of the supreme court decision.

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four African American collage students sat at a diner and asked for service, when denied and asked to leave they remained seated.

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9 African American students were enrolled in Little Rock HS, and were initially denied entry to the newly racially segregated high school.

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Rosa Parks entered a bus and refused to give up her seat to a white man, so she was arrested.

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Jack Roosevelt "Jackie" Robinson was the first African American to play in Major League Baseball. He made organized baseball segregation practices which made the road for African American athletes

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Emmett Louis Till was an African-American teenager who was lynched in Mississippi at the age of 14 after reportedly flirting with a white woman. This caused more protests.

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The 15th amendment was passed, granting voting rights to African American men

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The 14th amendment was passed, granting citizenship for Anybody born in the U.S.

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The 13th amendment was passed, ending slavery in the United States