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This Amendment abolished slavery in the U.S. Roles for African Americans changed in a way to where they were beginning to be treated as a person and not a labor. This outraged the south.

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This gave more national rights to citizens regardless of their backgrounds. This helped ignite the Civil rights for African Americans around the world.

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This Amendment prohibited deprivation of voting rights based on their color, race,  or their condition. This allowed an equal voice in politics and allowed African Americans to have a stronger role in politics.

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Jackie Robinson was the first African American to be in the MLB. This was a big step in equality and the civil rights movement. This was the first break in organized baseball.

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President Truman desegregated the armed forces. This forced the army to give equal opportunity for all citizens no matter what their backgrounds were.

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He was an African American who was murdered by two whites. Due to double jeopardy the men were not jailed for the action. This case gave a spark in civil rights movement. This inspired many including rosa parks

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Rosa Parks was an African American Woman who refused to give up her seat on the bus for a white man. She was arrested for not moving. This event sparked and inspired other African Americans to stand up for there rights.

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The little rock nine was a group of nine African American students that were forced to leave an all white school due to the protest that had been going on. Eisenhower sent troops to pick them up and return them to school. This showed how whites didn't accept the new laws and how they still went against them.

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The Greensboro 4 were four African Americans who led a non violent protest where they sat and protested against inequality at a segregation lunch counter in Greensboro. This sparked more African Americans to protest in sit ins across the country.

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This was led by 13 African Americans which rode a series of bus trips through the American South to protest segregation on interstate bus terminals. They tried to use "Whites only" Lunch counters and restrooms. This caused an outbreak in violence but also drew attention internationally.

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The Birmingham Protest was a nonviolent campaign by the SCLC against racial segregation law. This Organized by southern Christian leadership Conference. They protested racial segregation.

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MLK Jailed Letter from Birmingham Jail  April 16 1963

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MLK Jailed Letter from Birmingham Jail  April 16 1963

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Martin Luther king Jr was arrested and then jailed during a peaceful protest in Birmingham. While he was in jail he sent letters telling others to continue fighting in nonviolent protest for their rights. His letters helped express the importance of the protest and helped with the civil rights movement.

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This was the largest peaceful demonstration in the history of the United States. There was more than 200,000 Americans that gathered in Washington, D.C. It was lead by multiple groups of civil rights and religious groups. It was targeted to change and shed life of African Americans and the problems that they had faced.  This is where Martin Luther King , Jr., gave his famous "I have a Dream" speech.

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This amendment made it illegal to impose poll taxes for election. This allowed for minorities and lower class citizens to have easier access to voting.

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Civil Rights Act of 1964, Article about it

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Civil Rights Act of 1964, Article about it

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This act ended segregation in public and work place. It banned discrimination on employees based on their color, race, sex, or national origin. This was a major success in a way to where it ended segregation.

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EEOC- Equal Employment Opportunity Commission  1964

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EEOC- Equal Employment Opportunity Commission  1964

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This was an organization that investigated discrimination in the workplace. This was an attempt to end segregation. This also was followed with many laws that helped to desegregate the work place.

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This Act gave all Americans the right to vote. It allowed for more of a say in politics for African Americans and minorities. It also gave them more rights and freedoms in political matters.

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Martin Luther King was the leader of a nonviolent civil rights movement. When MLK was assassinated it caused an outbreak which led to looting and riots. It ended the idealistic phase of civil rights.

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Civil Rights Act of 1968, Articles about it

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Civil Rights Act of 1968, Articles about it

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This law allowed for protection for civil rights works against federal government. This now focuses around the prohibition descrimination regarding the sale of houses due to race, color, or religion

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Wisconsin v Yoder Argued Dec 8, 1971 Decided May 15, 1972

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Wisconsin v Yoder Argued Dec 8, 1971 Decided May 15, 1972

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This case in the Supreme court in the united states to where Amish kids couldn't be placed in education forcefully past 8th grade. It was with the Wisconsin schools attendance law. It violated the first amendment which was the freedom of religion.

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This court caused ended as a result in abortions to become illegal. This was a basis for republican and democratic party argues. They created a law that made it a crime if a women were to abort their baby unless their life was on the line.