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The Brown v. Board case was to fight the segregation in school because it was a violation of the 14th amendment. On May 17, 1954, U.S. Supreme Court passed Brown v. Board. It helped make advances possible in the civil rights movement.

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This was a boycott from Dec. 5th, 1955, - Dec. 20th, 1956. The start of it was influenced by the arrest of Rosa Parks. Around 40,000 African American bus riders stopped riding the bus for 13 months which led to the Supreme Court ruling that segregation on buses as unconstitutional.

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Summary: A 14 year old boy who was lynched by 2 white men.

Impact: His death sparked mobilized activists to fight against racial injustice. It helped raise awareness to what African Americans were facing at the time.

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Summary: James Meredith applied to University of Mississippi and when he was denied admission he filed a suit that went all the way to the Supreme Court who ruled on September 10, 1962, that Meredith can be admitted to the University. He was the first African American to attend the University of Mississippi.

Impact: It caused a riot by the white people on campus protesting the arrival of James Meredith. Him going to the University was a step for African American education.

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People of color who rode buses across the South challenging segregation. They would get attacked for this but it changed the way people traveled and helped the start of Civil Rights Act of 1964.

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It granted all people born in the U.S. citizenship. It protected the rights of citizens, by ensuring equal protection under the law. It played a crucial role in promoting civil rights.

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The 24th Amendment eliminated poll taxes. This allowed more African Americans the right to vote since there wasn’t a fee on it anymore that were made to prevent them from voting.

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Civil Rights campaign during summer of 1964. It was meant to promote equality and give more African Americans the ability to vote in Mississippi. It was a significant in the fight for civil rights.

Impact: It brought attention to the discrimination African Americans faced in Mississippi. It led to thousands of black people being able to vote.

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Summary: Major voting rights. After Jimmy Lee Jackson was killed they had a 50-mile protest march from Selma to Montgomery.

Impact: After 10 days President Johnson presented a voting rights act.

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Summary: It got rid off literacy tests that stopped voters. It let people that were denied suffrage vote.