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Rosa Parks refused to yield seat to white man.

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Montgomery Boy Boycott: December 5th, 1955 to December 20th, 1955

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Montgomery Boy Boycott: December 5th, 1955 to December 20th, 1955

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It was started by Rosa Parks a black woman who refused to yield her seat to a white man being fined because there was a law that stated black riders must yield their seats to a white passenger in the front half of the bus . Considered the first large scale demonstration against segregation within the United States of America. Considered effective as 75% of passengers were black.

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Black students allowed to go to little rock high school (formerly all white  high school) 

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African American students that challenged racial-segregation in the public schools. They were supported by the supreme court's decision that segregated schooling is unconstitutional.

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Black and white civil rights activists protested in segregated bus terminals.

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Freedom riders: May 4th, 1961 to December 10th, 1961

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Freedom riders: May 4th, 1961 to December 10th, 1961

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Protests to say that segregated public facilities were unconstitutional. The original group consisted of 13 people. Was intended to be a peaceful protest until freedom riders started to get attacked.

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Sharing his famous speech " I have a dream" 

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Martin Luther King: "I have a dream" speech August 28th 1963

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Martin Luther King: "I have a dream" speech August 28th 1963

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Very educated black man that had been arrested for leading protests. Won Nobel Peace prize because he fought racism without any violence. Speech was a call for equality and rights.

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President John Kennedy motorcade, in Dallas, Texas

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Assassination of John Kennedy: November 22nd, 1963

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Assassination of John Kennedy: November 22nd, 1963

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John Kennedy supported the civil rights movement and was beloved by his people.

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Leader of black civil rights and was assassinated at the age of 39.

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Assassination of Malcolm X: February 21st, 1965 

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Assassination of Malcolm X: February 21st, 1965 

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Malcolm X had a hard childhood living in poverty and his father was murdered when he was 6. Grew up to become a leader and great speaker for black nationalism.

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Peaceful march starting from the town of Salma.

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The peaceful march was later confronted by Alabama State Troopers and got attacked (white minister supporters attacked by the KKK). President Johnson signed a bill to enable black people to vote a few months later.

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The political party that fought for black rights and had armed citizen patrols in US cities. Were violent and had many conflicts.

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Initially made for a good cause but eventually became a group that wanted all African Americans armed. But the party was able to improve the lives of some black citizens as well.

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Nixon resigned after winning re-election due to being exposed with hiring burglars to steal confidential documents and wiretapping phones.

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President Nixon wins re-election but soon resigns for involvement with a scandal (exposed by Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein). Lead Americans to start questioning and thinking more critically of their leaders.

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Soldiers returning home after the Vietnam war. 

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Was a horrible and long war over 3 million people died (American and Vietnamese). Many Americans held protests against this war as they felt that there wasn't any reason for them to join.