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The supreme court ruling that decided schools would no longer be "separate but equal" which was what the Plessy vs. Ferguson case declared. It was a law that schools would now be desegregated all throughout America.

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In Mississippi, Emmett Till was  beaten and murdered for whistling at a white lady. The two brothers that committed the crime were found not guilty by an all white jury even after his killers admitted o kidnapping and killing the boy.

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A respected figure in the Black community, Rosa Parks, was arrested for sitting on the bus in the front when Blacks were told to sit in the back of the bus. The Black community stopped using city busses until the segregation of busses was eliminated after 381 days.

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9 Black children that attended Little Rock Central High School were harassed by a mob of white students. The federal troops were sent to enforce desegregation in schools.

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Blacks who sat in diners to protest the segregation within cities. Many were beaten by white civilians and arrested for doing so.

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Civil Rights activists rode interstate buses into segregated Southern states. One bus was even set on fire as well as members of the second bus being beaten.

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MLK's letter from Birmingham Jail- April-August 1963

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MLK's letter from Birmingham Jail- April-August 1963

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Martin Luther spoke about the fear that Blacks sat in as the Whites would torment and harass them. This justified the protests and marches for equality.

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Martin Luther King was arrested on Good Friday in Birmingham for leading marches and protests with Blacks. The highlight of this was Martin Luther's "I have a Dream" speech.

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16th Street Baptist Church bombing- April-August 1963 

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16th Street Baptist Church bombing- April-August 1963 

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4 children were killed while attending Sunday school by a bombing orchestrated by the Klu Klux Klan.

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March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom- April-August 1963

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March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom- April-August 1963

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To protest the unequal treatment of African Americans in war industries, on August 28th 250,000 people marched in Washington.

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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 banned discrimination on the basis of race, sex, religion, or national origin. This act outlawed ALL racial discrimination EVERYWHERE in America.

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A campaign to register black voters in Mississippi, which was the most segregated state in the country.

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Murders of Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner- June/July 1964

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Murders of Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner- June/July 1964

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Three men were missing in Mississippi and since two of them were white it was a big deal. Many bodies were found during the search for these three men. They were found tortured, beaten, shot and then buried. This incident allowed America to come face to face with the danger of racism.

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Murder of Jimmy Lee Jackson- June/July 1964 

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Murder of Jimmy Lee Jackson- June/July 1964 

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A Black that tried to prevent his mother and grandfather form being beaten. He was thrown to the floor then put in a corner and shot in his side with a pistol.

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March from Selma to Montgomery/Blood Sunday- March 1965 

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March from Selma to Montgomery/Blood Sunday- March 1965 

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Quiet protesters walked to fight the racial injustice and the violence between them and state troopers was captured on camera and televised for the world to see.

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The Voting Act out-lawed literacy tests and other tactics that denied African Americans right to vote.

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This act prohibited discrimination concerning the sale, rental and financing of housing based on race, religion, national origin or sex.

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1. The Civil Rights Movement used grassroots actions like protests to gain Federal attention. These protests were usually lead by a respected leader , like Rosa Parks in the Bus Boycott, which attracted the attention of many people. The protests that got out of control attracted the attention of the federal government causing them to fix the problem.

2.  The oppositions that the civil rights movement faced was from the whites of the south. Resistance was prominent during moments like the Little Rock Nine. Southerners did not want their schools to be desegregated and felt that the government was being to powerful by ruling no segregation in schools.

3. The civil rights movement achieved some of its goal of equality by protesting. Protests like Bloody Sunday opened the eyes of many Americans who were denying racial injustice as a prominent problem. incidents like the Bombing of the Baptists Church of 16th street also opened the eyes of many who didn't see racism as a problem.

4. Debates among civil rights activist increased because many believed that is wasn't only the Black community that was suppressed in this time but also women. The civil rights activists debated on who got their crights. Many debates were over the fight for only a certain group to gain civil rights when many different groups needed