it abolished discrimination in the U.S Military

it desegregated the U.S Military and it allowed Black Americans to be accepted into job training programs

it created equality within the U.S Military

and an attempt to stop southerners limitation on voting

it connects by creating an equal treatment no matter the race

it was a terrorist bombing committed by white supremacist by the kkk claiming the lives of 4 African American girls

the connection would to be a turning point of that time and assist with the civil rights act of 1964

Medgar Evers was killed by white supremacist in his own driveway at his home he was an american civil rights activist John F Kennedy had a speech and sparked people and asked congress for a civil rights bill

the supreme court ruled that seperating children in public schools on their race was unconstitutional

it would help with equality with the school system

it was a political and social protest against segregation of the public transit system it was led by rosa parks and martin luther king it was a pivotal movement

nine african children would arrive at central highschool in little rock kansas and would have to deal with shouting of terrible things and objects being thrown at them and even the guards not allowing them in and they would end up fighting for the civil rights movement

the greensboro sit-ins was a non violent protest in the woolworth now a museum its main purpose was to end racial segregation at lunch counters attempting them to force the change.

it was a race riot that occured at the university of missisipi to prevent james meredith from enrolling

he was arrested in a nonviolent protest and his letter was a very impactful part of the civil rights era he urged people to fight against segregation including the long road to freedom

it was the largest gathering of the civil rights era 250,000 people attended this gathering its connection to civil rights movement was to pressure kennedy to create a strong federal civil rights bill

Kennedy was planning on establishing the civil rights act of 1964 but he was Assassinated and the bill being left in the hands of Lyndon B Johnson and urged that the act should be carried out