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On June 6th 1968 Senator Rover Kennedy was shot after winning the Califirinda Presidential Primary. Kennedy was shot several time by the 22 year old Palestinian Sirhan Sirhan. He died a day later. He was beloved by the minority community for his integrity and defotion to the civil rights cause. People didn't like him. They did not want him to run for presidency becuse of the civil rights movement.

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On December 1, 1955, Rosa Parks, an African-American, was jailed because she chose a seat on the bus after a long day of work and refused to give her seat up for a white passenger. Her work with the Voters League lead to prepare blacks to register to vote. In 1956, The Supreme Court decided to ban segregation on public transportation. All of the people that voted for Rosa Parks stopped riding the bus for 381 days. All of this happened because Rosa Parks stood up for what she believed in.

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In 1963, the 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing happened. Four African-American, young girls were killed in the bombing. There were actually five young girls in the basement of the church, but one of the girls survived and was blinded permanently. After the bombing of the church, the 16th Street Baptist Church joined the SCLC campaign to try and desegregate the city of Birmingham. The people that joined the campaign departed from the church and police met them and arrested many of them. The positive impact the bombing has on civil rights is the campaign caused many public places to be desegregated. Now today, places are desegregated and allow all races. A negative impact the bombing had on the civil rights movement is it caused a big riot against racism and a bunch of people were arrested and even killed for trying to protest how they felt about all the problems and bad stuff going on then.

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In 1963, the 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing happened. Four African-American, young girls were killed in the bombing. There were actually five young girls in the basement of the church, but one of the girls survived and was blinded permanently. After the bombing of the church, the 16th Street Baptist Church joined the SCLC campaign to try and desegregate the city of Birmingham. The people that joined the campaign departed from the church and police met them and arrested many of them. The impact the bombing has on civil rights is the campaign caused many public places to be desegregated. Now today, places are desegregated and allow all races. Another big impact this has on civil rights is the church was the facial point of racial tension so, it gave blacks many reasons to fight against racism and now today r

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Lee Harvy Oswalds was the one to kill him. when jhon F. Kennedy became president in 1961,African americans throughout muchof south were denied the right to vote barrea from public facilities.

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Lee Harvy Oswalds was the one to kill him. when jhon F. Kennedy became president in 1961,African americans throughout muchof south were denied the right to vote barrea from public facilities.

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On June 13th 1967, Thurgood Marshall was the first african american to sit on the supreme court. He consistently challenged discrimination based on race or sex. Thurgood Marshall argued for african american people. Before he was in the supreme court he argued the case Brown v. Board of Education. He used his position to stand up for african american people and without him it would not be as easy for african americans to become judges.

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desegregated. Now today, places are desegregated and allow all races. Another big impact this has on civil rights is the church was the facial point of racial tension so, it gave blacks many reasons to fight against racism and now today racism has not gone away completely, but is definitely not as bad.

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On February 1,1960 the Greensboro Sit-ins began. Four young African-Americans known as the "Greensboro Four" sat at a  Woolworth lunch counter that refused to serve them, after being refused, they sat at the counter to start a peaceful protest on segregation. Over 300 people showed up to the Woolworth store to also protest the segregation. Finally on July 25, 1960, Woolworth bagan to serve African-Americans at their lunch counter. The sit-ins were a major start to the Civil Rights Movement. The sit-ins were also a gateway for people around the country to see the segregation on African-Americans.

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James Meredith protected by federal troops

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James Meredith protected by federal troops

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In 1962 James Meredith was protected by federal troops. Meredith was the first African American to attend the University of Mississippi. He also led a march called " march against fear" and got shot but luckily he survived. Meredith got escorted onto campus by U.S. Marshals which then led to a riot and 2 students getting shot and killed. Due to Merediths impact on the civil rights movement, African Americans can go to college. "March against fear", also impacted the civil rights movement because they got heard, the march started at Memphis, Tennessee and ended up at Jackson, Mississippi.

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In 1955, Emmet Till was beaten and killed.  He allegedly was flirting with a with woman.  The woman told her husband that he was flirting with her and the husband and the woman´s brother were the assailants of the 14 year old boy.  These men were said to have made the young boy carry a 75-pound cotton-gin fan to the bank of the Tallahatchie River where the made him take off his clothes, they beat him nearly to death after that, stabbed his eyes out, shot him in the head, then tied his body to the fan with barbed wire, and threw him into the lake.  This effected the civil rights movement because a 14 year old boy got beaten and killed for something that was innocent and that he didnt even do.  The positive effect on the movement was people were mad making the movement stronger.

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In 1964 Martin Luther King Jr won the Nobel peace prize. MLK Jr was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his dynamic leadership in the civil rights movement. And his comminment to achieving racial justice. MLK Jr became the youngest man to receive the Nobel Peace Prize and the second African American to ever recive it. MLK Jr donated the money all the money he earned from the Nobel Peace Prize to the civil rights movement. MLK Jr impacted the civil rights movement because he was the second African American to win the Nobel peace prize. He also donated the money he got from the Nobel Peace Prize to the civil right movement.

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In 1963 JFK was assassnatied on November 22 1963 at 12:30 while riding in a motorcade. president john F. Kennedy was 46 years old.This is how he died,school book Deopository at Dealey plaza with crowds lining the streets-when shots rang out.

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In 1963, the 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing happened. Four African-American, young girls were killed in the bombing. There were actually five young girls in the basement of the church, but one of the girls survived and was blinded permanently. After the bombing of the church, the 16th Street Baptist Church joined the SCLC campaign to try and desegregate the city of Birmingham. The people that joined the campaign departed from the church and police met them and arrested many of them. The impact the bombing has on civil rights is the campaign caused many public places to be desegregated. Now today, places are desegregated and allow all races. Another big impact this has on civil rights is the church was the facial point of racial tension so, it gave blacks many reasons to fight against racism and now today racism has not gone away completely, but is definitely not as bad.

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In 1956, Malcolm X was killed. He led a mass rally to Harlem on February 21,1956, so they gunned him down.His dad was killed by the ku klux klan.His decision to educate himself reading and writing and changing his life. The fact he was killed impact people to stand up for themselves. A negative way it impact them is they have no one to look up to.

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In 1955, Emmet Till was beaten and killed.  He allegedly was flirting with a with woman.  The woman told her husband that he was flirting with her and the husband and the woman´s brother were the assailants of the 14 year old boy.  These men were said to have made the young boy carry a 75-pound cotton-gin fan to the bank of the Tallahatchie River where the made him take off his clothes, they beat him nearly to death after that, stabbed his eyes out, shot him in the head, then tied his body to the fan with barbed wire, and threw him into the lake.  This effected the civil rights movement because

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In 1955, Emmet Till was beaten and killed.  He allegedly was flirting with a with woman.  The woman told her husband that he was flirting with her and the husband and the woman´s brother were the assailants of the 14 year old boy.  These men were said to have made the young boy carry a 75-pound cotton-gin fan to the bank of the Tallahatchie River where the made him take off his clothes, they beat him nearly to death after that, stabbed his eyes out, shot him in the head, then tied his body to the fan with barbed wire, and threw him into the lake.  This effected the civil rights movement because

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IN 1954, the Brown v. Board of Education went to court. Brown filed a class-action suit against the board of education of Topeka, Kansas, after his daughter was denied entrance to an all white elementary school. The law suit claimed schools for black children were not equal to white schools. The court ruled that the plaintiffs were being deprived  of the equal protection of the laws guaranteed by the 14th Amendment. This case lead to the complete mixing of races in schools. This case was also a cornerstone of the civil rights movement.

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In September 1957, the "Little Rock Nine" tried attending Little Rock High after a federal judge ordered them to immediately start schooling. The nine African American students were escorted off away after mobs and the National Guard would not let them enter the school because of their race. Once the federal judge cleared the National Guard, the students finally attended Little Rock's High School Even though they were at the school they were harassed, jeered, and threatened. This impacted the civil rights movement because African Americans started to go to school. The cruelty also started up some of the equal rights movement.

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In 1968, Shirley Chisholm was elected to Congress. She was the first African-American woman to be elected to Congress. Shirley was also the first woman and African-American to seek the nomination for president. She was the first black woman (and second woman ever) to serve on the House Rules Committee. Shirley Chisholm paved the way for African-Americans in politics. Without her leadership, we would not have the diversity in our government that we have today.