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This boycott had started once Rosa Parks had been arrested for refusing to give up a seat on the bus in Montgomery, Alabama. African Americans had stopped using public transportation and would walk or catch rides instead. Continued foe 381 days and was effective. June 1956, federal court ruled that laws to keep buses segregated was unconstitutional.

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The goal of this was to end discriminatory economic policies in Alabama. Included boycotts of certain businesses that would only hire whites or had segregated bathrooms. Used nonviolent tactics with the idea to get arrested so the city jail would become overcrowded.

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Largest political rally for human rights in the United States. People gathered on the Mall in Washington D.C. to protest for jobs and freedom. King delivered the famous "I Have a Dream" speech. Helped pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

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Was on of the most violent beatings that state troopers had inflicted on protesters. March was aimed to fight against the lack of voting rights.

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Formed to protest segregated housing, educational unfairness, and employment based on racism. Included multiple rallies, marches, and boycotts to address a variety of issues. Was successful

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Congress passes the act allowing citizenship to all Native Americans born in the territorial contry.

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Congress' attempt to fix the issue of protecting the rights of American Indians while still recognizing the tribes government system

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Advocacy group, bringing attention to the issues of treaty rights, living conditions, and racism.

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1975- Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act

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1975- Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act

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Authorizes government agencies to make contracts with Indian tribes and gives authority to administer funds.

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To protect and preserve the traditions of Indians, Eskimos, etc.
Access of sacred sites

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1929- League of United Latin American Citizens

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1929- League of United Latin American Citizens

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Group forms against discrimination and segregation to promote education among Latinos.

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U.S. government makes the Fair Employment Practices Committee to handle casa of discrimination by employment.

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Congress passes the act to allow Cubans who lived in America for at least one year to become permanent residents.

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Congress passes the Act to make bilingual education more widely available in public schools

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Hundreds of Latino Immigrants and others participate in this day, boycotting work, school, and shopping to symbolize the contributions immigrants make to the economy in America.