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Roe vs. Wade - 1973
this was the harshening on abortions with a ratio of seven to two majority. this case upraised many questions without unwires.

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Street Law, Inc. advances justice through classroom and community education programs that empower people with the legal and civic knowledge, skills, and confidence to bring about positive change for themselves and others.

The Supreme Court Historical Society is dedicated to the collection and preservation of the history of the Supreme Court.

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Street Law, Inc. advances justice through classroom and community education programs that empower people with the legal and civic knowledge, skills, and confidence to bring about positive change for themselves and others. The Supreme Court Historical Society is dedicated to the collection and preservation of the history of the Supreme Court.

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EEOC - 1972/1991
these were laws put into place to allow discriminated people to be allowed to fight on our forces, which eventfully eliminated it all together.

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Wisconsin vs. Yoder - May 15th, 1972

This is where the amish were allowed to have boys pulled out of school after the 8th standard due to the families religious beliefs.

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MLK Assassination - 1968
MLK's death started a sudden chaos throughout lives due to a great speaker and symbol passing away. he brought civil rights to a actual place.

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Civil Rights Act - 1968
removed discrimination when working with the business side of things such as housing, financing, sales.

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Voting Right Act -August 6, 1965

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 is the most successful civil rights act ever passed by Congress. The law was enacted on August 6, 1965, with the support of President Lyndon B. Johnson. It was the first national law to guarantee fully the voting rights of all Americans

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Civil Rights act- July 2, 1964

Protected the rights of African Americans, and now other minority groups, from discrimination

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March on washington- august 28, 1963

250,000 demonstraters led by A. phillip Randolf and MLK at the Washington Monument and the lincoln memorial.  Signifigants: first unified march between all of the major civil rights groups and the biggist rally in US history.

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birmingham protest - 1963

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(MLK Jailed) Letter From A Birmingham Jail - April 16, 1963

MLK was jailed and wrote a letter to the public when others and him were locked up for peaceful protest against the police force. People saw officers taking water hoses to protesters, so many people were more sympathetic towards MLK.

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24th amendment - January 23, 1964

Prohibited the government from imposing a poll tax before a citizen can participate in a federal election.

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Freedom Rides- 1961(start)

Students and veteran civil rights activists hosted a series of peaceful interstate bus rides to protest the Jim Crow laws in the southern states.  Although the rides were peaceful they were seen as civil disobedience.

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Greensboro 4- february 1, 1960

Series of nonviolent protests by african american students at the segregated woolworth lunch counter.

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Little Rock 9 - September 3, 1957

School administrators expected no problems when nine African American students entered Little Rock's Central High on September 3, 1957. The next day the gov. Said no and surrounded. This caused a chaos of protest about segregation.

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Rosa park's boycott

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1955 - Death of Emmet Till

Emmett Till was an African American teenager who was murdered by two white men in Mississippi in 1955. He helped established civil rights movements due to his death.

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Desegregation of armed forces- july 31, 1948

Truman desegregated all armed forces and also required the military to provide equal opportunities to all citizens

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Jackie Robinson- 1945

Robinson was the first african american to play major league baseball, he paved the way for many other minorities

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15th Amendment - Feb. 3, 1870
Granted African American Men the right to vote

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14th amendment - July 1868

sought to extend national rights to citizens regardless of their race

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December 6, 1865 - 13th Amendment.

the 13th amendment abolished slavery in the United States. The 13th amendment, which formally abolished slavery in the United States