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Who: Franklin Roosevelt

What:Franklin tried to hiding his disability by getting a a place where he would talking early so then no one can see him disabled.

Where: Areas he would be speaking .

When: 1933

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Who: Disabled people

What: Disabled people were payed lower wages if employers. So what I am saying disabled people didn't get as much money as other people would.

Where: USA's Goverment

When: 1938

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Who: Disabled people

What:The rehabilitation gazette began publication, focusing on disability rights across the USA articles.

Where: USA Articles

When: 1958

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Event 4 Presidents committee on employment. 

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Event 4 Presidents committee on employment. 

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Who: Disabled people

What: Disabled people are getting increased interest on employment. What this means is disabled people are getting more chances to work.

Where:USA Government

When:1962

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Who:  Disabled people

What: The Passage Civil rights act became a inspiration towards disabled people for future disabled rights.

Where: USA

When: 1964

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Who: Disabled People

What: A national theater for deaf people was established. Which means deaf people may have as much fun as a normal person would be at a theater.

Where: USA Theater's

When:1967

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Event 7  The Architectural Barriers Act. 

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Event 7  The Architectural Barriers Act. 

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Who: Disabled People

What: Required all federally owned or leased buildings to be accessible to the disabled.

Where:  USA

When: 1968

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Who: Disabled people

What: Required all new mass transit vehicles to be equipped with a wheel chair lift.

Where: USA

When 1970

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Who: Disabled people

What: WBGh is a public television where deaf people are able to watch it. This means deaf people can watch the news now.

Where: USA

When:1971

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Who:Disabled People

What: The district of Columbia made a rule where school system cannot include disabled children from attending a public school.

Where: USA

When:1972

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Event 11 Passage of the Rehabilitation act.

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Event 11 Passage of the Rehabilitation act.

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Who:Disabled people

What: A handicapped parking space was made. This means the employees would know who to help. The first sign up was at Washington D.C.

Where: USA

When:1973

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Who: Disabled People

What: The First Client Assistant Project (CAPs) to advocate for clients of state vocational rehabilitation agencies.

When: 1974

Where: Usa

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Who: Disabled People

What: This allowed disabled people to attend public schools now. This shows that disabled people have the right now to attend school.

When:USA

Where: 1975

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Who: Disabled people

What: This gives the right of disabled people to attend college. This is a good thing because disabled people could now go for there dream job now

When: USA

Where: 1976

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Who: Disabled People

What: The first ever White house conference about disabled people rights. This means the president actually cares for the people in the USA.

Where: USA

When:1977

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Who: Disabled people.

What:The National Alliance for the Mentally Ill is founded in Madison Wisconsin for the parents of persons having a mental illness.

Where:USA Madison Wisconsin.

When:1979

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Event 17 Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act

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Event 17 Civil Rights of Institutionalized Persons Act

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Who:Disabled people

What: This allowed the Justice department to file suit on behalf of those institutionalized whose rights may have been violated.

Where: USA

When:1980.

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Who: Disabled people

What: The International Year of Disabled Persons began with speeches before the United Nations General Assembly. During the year, governments were encouraged to sponsor programs bringing people with disabilities into the mainstream of their societies

Where: USA

When:1981

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Who: Disabled people

What: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled, City of Cleburne v. Cleburne Living Center, that localities cannot use zoning laws to prohibit group homes for people with developmental disabilities from opening in a residential area because its residents are disabled.

Where: USA

When:1985

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Who: Disabled people

What: The National Council on the Handicapped issued “Toward Independence.” The report outlined the legal status of Americans with disabilities, documented the existence of discrimination, and cited the need for federal civil rights legislation (what will eventually be passed as the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990).

Where: USA

When: 1986