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In the photo, Rosa Parks is seated in the front of a bus as a white man is seated behind her, showcasing the effects of her stand against segregation. (1955)

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DEC. 5, 1955- Dec. 20, 1956 Montgomery Bus Boycott

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DEC. 5, 1955- Dec. 20, 1956 Montgomery Bus Boycott

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The Montgomery Bus Boycott was a protest against segregation in which black people refused to sit at the back of all busses. Started by Rosa Parks, It was one of the first protests against segregation, and extremely successful.

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In this photo the nine African American students can be seen escorted by the National Guard to Little Rock high-school on September 24, 1957

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On September, 4 of 1957 nine African American students attempted to attend Little Rock Central High (White school) however were  escorted out by the national guard. On September, 24 of 1957 the students returned to the school, protected by the national guard and were able to enter the school successfully, finally integrating the high school.

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One of the Freedom Riders( Mae Francis) stands by their burning bus. This was caused by a brutal white mob who disagreed on their stance and viciously attacked the Freedom Rider's Bus. -(May 14, 1961)

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The Freedom Riders were a group of activists who rode in a bus across the South Side of America, they would even have to embark through many violent acts. The Freedom Riders mainly protested the segregated bus terminals and were successful as the U.S. government enforced federal law for the integration of interstate travel.

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Martin Luther King receives high praise shortly after delivering his "I have a dream speech." This takes place in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C, in front of many Civil Rights Marchers. (1963)

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Martin Luther King, a very established man delivered a speech upon a call for equality and freedom. This was arguably one of the most defining moments of the Civil Rights movement; Martin Luther King would go on to win a Nobel Peace Price for his stand against racism.

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John F. Kennedy and his wife in the same car he was assassinated. President John F. Kennedy would be killed moments later as his wife would scramble to save Kennedy.(1963)

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Nov. 22, 1963 Assassination of President John Kennedy

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Nov. 22, 1963 Assassination of President John Kennedy

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John F. Kennedy was one of the most progressive and loved presidents of the United States of America, much of the civil rights movement's progress was due to John F Kennedy. On Nov.22, 1963 he was shot by a sniper; Millions of Americans attended his funeral.

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Malcolm X being carried on a trolley to the nearest ambulance after being shot at the Audubon Ballroom. Many members of the Nation of Islam were convicted for his murder.(1965)

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Along with Martin Luther King, Malcom X was amongst the leaders of the Civil Rights movement. He urged African Americans to protect themselves from white aggression "by any means necessary" which put him at contradictions with Martin Luther King's non-violent teachings. Malcolm X was assassinated at the age of 39 on Feb 21, 1965.

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15,000 protestors in Harlem New york, are in solidarity with the Protestors of Selma.  Carrying banners, and signs supporting the marchers of Selma. (Mar 14, 1965)

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Mar. 7 1965 - Mar. 21, 1965 -Selma Black Voting Rights

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Mar. 7 1965 - Mar. 21, 1965 -Selma Black Voting Rights

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On March 17th Protestors marched from the city of Selma to Montgomery in an effort to fight for African American voting rights. The 54-mile march got huge media attention and President johnson would sign a bill allowing black people to vote on August 6, 1965

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The Black Panther Party Chairman Bobby Seale and defence minister, Huey Newton protecting the headquarters of the Party's office. (1968)

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Oct. 15, 1966  Founding of Black Panther Party

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Oct. 15, 1966  Founding of Black Panther Party

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In Oct. 15, 1966 the Black Panther Party was founded, and would reach it's peek few years later. The party was focused on protecting neighborhoods from police brutality and equality. In order to contain the widespread of the party the F.B.I would fabricate evidence against the party, causing the organization to break up.

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With Impeachment proceedings piling upon Richard Nixon, the presidents delivers his resignation speech on National T.V. The speech was aired live on Aug. 8, 1974.

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During Nixon's end of his first presidential term papers of the pentagon were leaked. Burglars (who received hush money) would then break into the the Democratic head-quarters and Nixon would easily win the next re-election. Signs pointed that the hush money was given by Richard Nixon forcing him to resign as president in Aug. 9, 1974

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C.I.A members aiding Evacuees up a ladder onto an American Helicopter. These were some of the final Americans to leave Vietnam including many members of the American Embassy in Vietnam. (April 29, 1975)

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The main cause of the Vietnam war was an effort against communism, over three million people would die and many American citizens were against it. With both troops losing moral of the 11 year war, America would withdraw its troops allowing North Vietnam (communist) to win the war.