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Started around 1889

This was a spiritual ritual performed by Native Americans in hopes of ending Westward Expansion. The Native Americans loved their home and had a right to it.

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In 1901-1906

Governor La Follette hired experts working with the progressive era to improve his legislation.

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NAACP: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

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NAACP: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

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Started in 1909

A civil rights organization formed to stop the violent act being committed against African Americans.

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1923

Drafted by Alice Paul, stating "men and women shall have equal rights throughout the United States". This was a really big stepping stone for the women's civil rights movement.

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June of 1941

The Fair Employment Practice in Defense Industries Act. Establishing no racial and religious discrimination in defense industries.

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1942

This was a campaign used by the government during WWII to get women into male dominated factory jobs. This was a big turning point for women because they had never really got to work especially in factories.

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1954

This meant schools were no longer separated. This resulted in a lot of resistance by the Souther states but was a huge milestone for the African Americans.

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1954

This Supreme Court case resulted in 60 years of legal segregation being overturned. Finally African Americans were seeing a light at the end of the tunnel.

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1964

This Act was what finally forced the South to change their ways. Most southern states had ignored the overturning of all the desegregation laws.

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1960s

A movement that challenged the status quo among marginalized groups and opposed the Vietnam War.