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1961 The Freedom Rides were first conceived in 1947 when CORE and the Fellowship of Reconciliation organized an interracial bus ride across state lines to test a Supreme Court decision that declared segregation on interstate buses unconstitutional organized an interracial bus ride across state lines to test a Supreme Court decision that declared segregation on interstate buses unconstitutional. This was important to the civil rights movement because the freedom rides took place everywhere instead of just one place.

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On december 9 1952 Brown vs board of education started. Brown vs board of education was a fight Between African americans and the justice system.  The Justice system thought that african american Girls/Boys Shouldn't be in the same class as white boys/girls. Leaving African american children in small classrooms and barley any supplies. The fight finally ended on may 17 1954. This was important to the civil rights movement because it was one step closer to equality.

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Martin Luther King had a huge roll in the civil rights movement from 1955 to 1968 Martin luther king jr was like a leader of the civil rights movement he would plan marches and he always had an idea of a new way to stop segregation.

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Many people know the activist rosa parks because of her not giving up her seat to a white man but rosa did much more than that she went to marches and never backed down from what she believed in. When Rosa said no to the white man in 1955 people simply thought her legs were just tired but no she had been planning this. Rosa parks helped so much in the civil rights movement she never stopped fighting for what was right!

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The Montgomery Bus Boycott was established by a group of activist after rosa parks arrest in 1955.  No african american women or men rode the bus for 381 days instead they walked. Sense most of the bus riders were black the bus company's started to lose a lot of money so after 381 days the government finally lifted the laws of segregated buses but this didn't end segregation it was one step closer to equality though

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1955. Emmett Till was an african american boy who whistled at a white women at this time the segregation laws were strong. The white lady took it the wrong way and got mad she called her husband and emmett till got beaten to death by him. This is one of the worst stories i've had to search up and how he got beaten to death for whistling isn't right!

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In 1957 The little rock 9 went to an all white segregated school for the first time. The little rock were 9 students chosen by Elizabeth Eckford a member of the NAACP to segregate an all white school called little rock  central high school.

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February 1, 1960 to july 25, 1960 sit ins took place all across america. A sit in was when African american men/Women would sit at a segregated lunch counter and wouldn't move they would just sit.

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1963. The march on washington was a march held by civil rights activist. When They marched to they destination a bunch of civil rights activist talked nobody wanted to go last because they were afraid all the cameraman  and news people would be gone. But martin went last because he didn't care if the news was there as long as he spread his opinion on segregation. The march on washington is best known for Martins I have a dream speech.

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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 is a landmark civil rights and labor law in the United States that outlaws discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin,

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The Voting rights act was in 1965 and it made it legal for african american's to vote.

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1965. Cesar Chavez was an activist but not just any activist he fought for farmer rights. He co-founded the National Farm Workers Association. He started Organizing Committee to become the United Farm Workers labor union

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Thurgood Marshall was an african american lawyer/Activist he was the courts first african american lawyer. Marshall was a lawyer from 1967 to 1991