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The Brown vs Board of Education happened in 1954. The reason for this was because the "Brown Citizens" had claimed that the schools for black children were not as equal as they are to the schools for white children. In 1954 the Supreme Court had made a decision that the segregation between the blacks and whites in the public school systems were violating the 14th Amendment. This is significant to the Civil Rights Movement because it now has allowed for the black community to go to school with whites,be able to vote,not have seperate bathrooms from the rest of us,etc/

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The Montgomery Bus Boycott happened in 1955.Before this happened blacks and whites rode the bus together but it was split up whites in the front and blacks in the back. One Day Rosa Parks rode the bus but there wasn't any more room for her in the back,so she sat in the front which made people very upset. This situation was a protest where the African Americans refused to ride the bus because they weren't allowed to sit anywhere except for the back of the bus. With this happening the bus company wasn't making money and with them not riding the bus they weren't going to stay in business. This is important to the Civil Rights Movement because it now allowed for any color to ride the bus and sit anywhere on the bus without any confrontation.

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The Woolworth's Lunch Counter was a protest in the 1960's. It had all started when a younger African American came into the diner for lunch and the server had asked him to leave after being denied services. The main purpose of this was a nonviolent protest about the segregation they would do this as long at it took to address the issue. This was important to the Civil Rights Movement because it provided an outline for the nonviolent resistance and was a success in the Civil Rights Movement.

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The Freedom Riders happened back in 1961. This was a group of whites and African Americans who participated in the Freedom Riders. The group was later confronted and arrested by the police because they tried to use a white only bathroom and lunch counters. The Freedom Riders main goal was to challenge segregation on interstate buses and bus terminals. This group was important to the Civil Rights Movement because they were the ones that called attention to the law and made them enforce segregation in the southern states.

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The Birmingham Campaign was a movement led by the SCLC (Southern Christian Leadership Conference) but the campaign was led by MLK. The Birmingham Campaign was meant to pressure all business owners into hiring all people of all colors just not one color. Also and to end segregation in all places like Schools,Restaurants,Stores,etc. This was formed to bring attention of the local black leaders to desegregate in public facilities in Alabama. The importance of the Birmingham Campaign was that it forced to stop desegregation in Birmingham, Alabama.

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The Bloody Sunday had occurred on March 7 1965. This event was because a group of 600 people tried to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge in attempt to start the Selma to Montgomery March.After they attempted this a group of state troopers attacked them and at least 200 people had died.This was put to action because there was low wages poor conditions and treatment for the employers. With this happening it had a big effect on the Civil Rights Movement ,it had outlawed voting laws that had kept black people from voting and if they tried to then their rights were endangered.

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The Voting Rights Act was back in 1965. This was a march that outlawed the voting practices in many of the southern states after the civil war. This act was to enforce the 15th amendment. The Voting Rights Act became a thing because it offered the African Americans a way to get around the state and local levels to be able to vote. This was a big part of the Civil Rights Movement because it it effectively prevented African Americans from being able to vote.

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The Chicago Freedom Movement happened in 1965-1967. This was created by MLK,James Bevel,and Al Raby.They created it to challenge the racial segregation and discrimination in Chicago and the Suburbs. The people who were involved in this march came with rocks bottles and firecrackers,there were about 30 people that had died due to this someone was even hit in the head with a brick.After some negotiations with the mayor of Chicago there was an announcement that it had been settled. This was important to the Civil Rights Movement after all this disagreement in the situation there was finally an agreement to build public housing in specific white areas and to make it more available for everyone regarding the race or neighborhood.

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The Vietnam War Opposition happened in 1967. This was a war that many people claimed the conflict against the Vietnamese independence. In August 1964 the Vietnamese torpedo boats had attacked the US. With the success of this it had send shock waves and sparked the most intense period of anti-war to this day. This war had a huge impact on the Civil Rights Movement it had separated the toughness for social justice and achieved the greatest success.

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The Poor People's Campaign was a march that was held in Washington DC in 1968. Before this march started the poor people were mostly motivated for justice. At this event the people had demanded that the government should come up with a plan to help the employment and housing problem that the poor people were facing throughout the US.This impacted the Civil Rights Movement by it had changed the nature of social movements and the true meaning of protests/marches.