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Prohibits the discrimination of selling or renting a dwelling to an individual

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MLK was assassinated by James Earl Ray while MLK was in Tennessee.

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1967-Carmicheal coins the phrase "BlackPower"

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1967-Carmicheal coins the phrase "BlackPower"

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The phrase "Black Power" was used to rally people during speeches and was effective

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The Black Panthers used violence to maintain equality. This Ideology opposed that of the SCLC.

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Malcolm X was assassinated by members of the Nation of Islam.

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Selma to Montgomery Marches were three different marches to get to the capitol of Alabama.

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prohibits discrimination in voting

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1964-Three Civil Rights workers killed in Mississippi

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1964-Three Civil Rights workers killed in Mississippi

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Three Civil Rights Activists were killed by members of the KKK

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This is a legislative piece of Civil Rights that outlawed discrimination of an individuals based on race, color, sex, religion, or national origin.

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1964- Twenty-Fourth Amendment "Poll Tax" Abolished

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1964- Twenty-Fourth Amendment "Poll Tax" Abolished

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Poll tax was abolished, which allowed state governments to tax individuals in accordance to census.

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JFK was assassinated leaving Lyndon B. Johnson as President.

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1963-16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham  Bombed

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1963-16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham  Bombed

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The bombing of the church took place on a Sunday and was a form of white supremacist terrorism. The bombing killed four girls.

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In Washington D.C. MLK gave his most renowned speech which sprang people across the nation into action against the treatment of blacks

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1963-MLK  Jailed in Birmingham, Alabama; "Letter from a Birmingham Jail"

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1963-MLK  Jailed in Birmingham, Alabama; "Letter from a Birmingham Jail"

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MLk was jailed for holding protests against the treatment of blacks in Birmingham

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1962-Integration of the University of Mississippi; James Meredith

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1962-Integration of the University of Mississippi; James Meredith

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The integration of Ole Miss sparked riots on the campus. James Meredith was the first black student of Ole Miss and when he arrived on campus riots took place leaving two people dead.

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Freedom Riders were black and white volunteers who drove through the deep south using "whites only" and "colored only" restrooms, restaurants, and waiting rooms. Their campaign drew national attention and attention of white protesters

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President Kennedy was a Democrat who is the youngest president to be elected.

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The SNCC was one of the organizations of the American Civil Rights Movement who supported peaceful protests.

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The Greensboro Sit-in was an example of nonviolent protest.

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1957-Crisis at Central High School and the "Little Rock Nine"

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1957-Crisis at Central High School and the "Little Rock Nine"

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Nine black students were sent Central High School in Little Rock Arkansas and were being prevented from a white mob and the governor of Arkansas. President Eisenhower saw the potential for a real crisis and sent the national guard to protect the children while they were in school. This action was praised bl Martin Luther King Jr.

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The SCLC was founded to advance the civil rights movement in a nonviolent manner.

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1955-Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott

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1955-Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott

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Rosa Parks refused to move from her seat and was arrested and fined for $10

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14 year old Emmett Till was murdered while visiting his great uncle who lived in Mississippi. He "flirted" with a white woman and was killed the next day. His mom allowed for a public funeral service so that the nation could see the brutality of the murder and the state of black civil rights in Mississippi. The murder was a pivotal moment in the Black Civil Rights Movement and inspired many to take action.

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Brown V. Board of Education ended segregation of black students in public schools.

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President Truman ended the segregation of the armed forces with an Executive Order, as opposed to legislation.

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Plessy a "Creole" colored man was jailed for being in a white only railway car. The case went to the Supreme Court who ruled "Separate, but Equal" constitutional.

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The Fifteenth Amendment prohibited federal and state governments from denying any U.S. citizen the right to vote

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The Fourteenth Amendment gives equal protection for laws and addresses citizenship rights.

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The Thirteenth Amendment banned slavery in the United States. It was put into action in 1865.