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22.Immigration Control And Reform Act of 19861986

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22.Immigration Control And Reform Act of 19861986

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The Immigration Reform and control Act of 1986, was an act that allowed millions of unauthorized immigrants to apply for legal status. It also made it illegal for an employer to knowingly hire an unauthorized immigrant. It was punishment on employers who hired undocumented aliens and improving access to an American citizen ship.

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The Roe Vs Wade, was an act that happened at the supreme courts case. The US supreme court in a 7-2 decisions approves the legality of a women's right to have and abortion under fourth teen amendment to the constitution.

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Watergates scandal, was one of majors political scandal that occurred in the US. Five men break in the democratic national committee headquarters at the water gate office in Washington D.C. The prowlers were connected to president Nixon reelection campaign, they were caught stealing documents.

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Reaganomics, was movement that president Reagan control over the tax. This referred to the economic policies of Ronald Reagan, he called widespread tax cuts, decreased social spending, increased military spending and the deregulation of domestic markets.

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Bloody Sunday, was a civil rights demonstrators are shot dead by the British paratroops in an event that became heard of the "Bloody Sunday". The Northern Catholics were marching in a protest to the British policy of interment of suspected Irish nationalist.

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Stonewall Riots, it was a violent demonstration by members of the gay (LGBT) community against police raid. the raid sparkle at the riot among bar patrons and neighborhoods residents as the police roughly  drag employees and patrons out of the bar. The stonewall riots catalyst for the gay rights movement in the US and around the world.

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16.Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. April 1968

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16.Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. April 1968

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The Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr, He was an African American activist who fought for the civil rights of the blacks. Martin a clergyman and civil rights leader was shot at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. HE was quickly taken to the hospital when later on. He said to everyone he was dead

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The American Indian Movement, It was about the civil rights activism organization founded to encourage self-determination among the native Americans. The native Americans established international recognition of their treaty rights.

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14. Assassination of Fred Hampton November 1968

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14. Assassination of Fred Hampton November 1968

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The Assassination of Fred Hampton, Fred Hampton was the leader of the blacks panthers were they fought to be not discriminated by the whites. Hampton had a wife and about be expected a baby, one night him and his wife while sleeping the kept knocking on the door to there was 4 whites cops and 2 black cops in his front door. The next you heard were shots fired without a reason that how he was assassinated the white polices came in house without a warrant and just shot fire.

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The Black Panther Party, was it was an original name for self-defense African Americans. The black panthers party purpose was to patrol African Americans neighborhoods to protest the residents from acts of the police brutality. The panthers practiced militant self-defense of minority communities against the US government and they fought to established socialism through mass organizing based programs.

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12. The Assassination of Malcom X February 1965

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12. The Assassination of Malcom X February 1965

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The Assassination of Malcom X, It was the Malcom X having left the nation of Islam he received serval death threats. when Malcom was with his family, there house in New York was firebombed. X was shot 15 times and killed. Three Muhammad followers were later found guilty of the murder they had committed.

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March on Washington DC, was an interracial march by 250,00 blacks and whites. In Washington protesting segregation and job discrimination against blacks in the nation.

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10.John F. Kennedy AssassinationNovember 22,1963

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10.John F. Kennedy AssassinationNovember 22,1963

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John F. Kennedy Assassination, he was traveling in an open top car through the streets of Dallas when three loud rifles shots rang though the air.

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The Feminine Mystique, was a book written by Betty Friedan which is widely credited with sparking the beginning of second wave feminism in the US. They wanted civil right that women should have equal power like the man and do and wanted women to vote.

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Birmingham Campaign, was a movement led in the southern Christian leadership conference, which brought to bring national attention of the efforts of local black leaders to desegregate public facilities in Birmingham, Alabama.

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United farm workers movement, was an outgrowth of an early farmworker organization, the agriculture workers association founded Dolores Huerta. It consisted of Filipinos, Chicanos, Anglos and black workers. The national farm worker was formed by a young Chicano named Cesar Chavez.

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Freedom Riders, was when seven blacks and six whites left Washington D.C. on two public buses bound from the south. They intended to test the supreme court ruling, which declared segregation in interstate bus and rail stations unconstitional.

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Lunch counter sit-ins, was a civil right protest started in 1960, when young African-American students staged a sit- in at a segregated Woolworth's lunch counter in Greensboro, North Carolina, and refused to leave after being denied service

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Little Rock Nine, was a group of African Americans students enrolled in little Rock Central High School. Their enrollment was followed by the little rock crisis. Which students were initially prevented from entering racially segregated by the governor of Arkansas.

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Montgomery Bus Boycott  (December 5,1955)

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Montgomery Bus Boycott  (December 5,1955)

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3. Rosa Parks, was someone who became really famous due to refusing to give up her seat to give to a white man on the public bus. Boycott was a civil right protest of African Americans who refusing riding the buses in Montgomery and refusing to the ride them around.

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1. Brown V. Board of Education (May 17, 1954)

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1. Brown V. Board of Education (May 17, 1954)

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Linda, was a 7 years old Africans Americans girl from Topeka, Ks was blocked entering an all white elementary school. She was then forced to walk 21 blocks for her "black" school and be teach their because she was not allowed for all whites schools due to her color of her skin. Her dad had to cut into argue that her daughter and other students her color should get the right and be allowed to go a all white school.

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Emmett Till, a 14 year old African American boy from Chicago Illinois was murder in Money, Mississippi while visiting his uncle. while he was there he visited a little grocery store that Carolyn Bryant 21 years old white married proprietor accused him of whistling at her after he came out from the store. Roy and half- brother J.M Milam headed headed to his uncles house, abducted him and beta him to death, shot him , in the head, and then threw him into a Tallahatchie River so he would not be found at all.