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Rosa Parks was a civil rights activist and was an important figure for the civil rights community who sparked the movement by her action of refusing to relinquish her bus seat to a white man.

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- The CORE was the Congress Of Racial Equality.
- the organization was created in Chicago, 1942. The group targeted segregated restaurants and public eating establishes.
- Northern cities such as Detroit, Denver, Chicago, and Syracuse
- this desegregated many restaurants, as well as public areas such as theaters.

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- The issue that was protested was the issue of segregation in schools
- Topeka, Kansas
- the court ruling took place on May 17th, 1954
- Linda Brown was a case that was used in court. Brown was forced to attend an African American school across the town. After the school was sued, Brown was allowed to attend the closer school.
- He was an attorney that fought in court to desegregate schools, as well as many other places.
- Desegregated schools all across the nation made it illegal to have segregated schools.

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- It took place after Martin Luther King Jr announced the effort on December 5th, 1955.
- This took place as a public response to Rosa Park's case.
- this took place in Montgomery, Alabama.
- King told the protesters that were already boycotting the bus service that were doing a great job and they should continue with this effort.
- after a year of this effort, the law was considered unconstitutional, terminating the segregation of busses.
- Busses were completely integrated.

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- There was a court order that permitted 9 African Americans to attend a school that was completely white school called Central High. They were attacked to the point were the governor of Arkansas called in an armed guard.
- Little Rock, Arkansas
- this was the beginning of the desegregation of all schools across the nation.
-Orval Faubus was the governor of Arkansas, and called in the armed guard to try and stop the students from entering the school
-  Eisenhower sent in the army, and made them allow the Africans Americans to go, and without any violence
- The result was Little Rock completely closed some public hig schools, just to not allow African Americans to go there. Also, Congress passed lots of bills protecting African American rights.
- This was a very racist area, so if the government made them follow, may other places would follow suit.