Chapter 25, Section 1: Early Civil Rights Timeline by DICAMILLO, LUKE https://padlet.com/ldicamillo22_2/dqhux1vs8vzoka4l en-us 2021-04-04 23:52:55 UTC 2021-04-05 01:35:24 UTC hello@padlet.com Rosa Parks ldicamillo22_2 https://padlet.com/ldicamillo22_2/dqhux1vs8vzoka4l/wish/1381524891
  • Rosa Parks was a seamstress in Montgomery Alabama
  • She refused to give up her seat in the all white section of the bus after coming home from work
  • Montgomery Alabama
  • December 1st 1955
  • Used her case as a foundation to spark protest against segregation across America.
  • Desegregation of the bus system.
  •  Was the starting point for for a new civil rights era to end segregation forever.



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  • Core was the Congress of Racial Equality
  • Located in Chicago
  • Sit-ins were a form of protest first used in the 1930s by union workers 
  • Sit - ins were a strategy in which members of core would go to segregated restaurants, sit down and refuse to leave
  • THese sit ins occurred in cities such as Chicago Detroit, Denver and Syracuse. 
  • Desegregation occurred in the northern city restaurants.
  • Laid the foundation for the tactics of peaceful protest used by the civil rights movement years later.
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  • Segregation in Public schools
  • The court case was based out of Topeka Kansas
  • May 17th 1954
  • Linda browns case against the board of education is what allowed the injustice of segregation in education to finally be put to rest
  • Thurgood Marshall was a genius African american attorney who 
  • Ended segregation on the educational level
  • Was the first time the Supreme Court openly supported the abolishment of segregation
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  • Took place December of 1955
  • Took place as a result of Rosa parks refusal to give up a seat in an all white section of the bus
  • Montgomery Alabama
  • Martin Luther King was elected as the leader on the Montgomery Improvement Association.
  • Resulted in ended segregation on Alabama buses
  • Was the starting point of MLK’s civil rights career and where he would first begin to achieve his fame. 
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  • 9 students were not admitted into Little Rock high school, army troop were sent in to ensure their safety 
  • It happened in Little ROck Arkansas 
  • The admission of 9 African Americans sparked racial tension in Little Rock high school, a mob formed and military was required
  • Orval Faubus was the governor of Arkansas’s at the time and sent in state forces to stop the students from attending.
  • Sent in military troops to protect the nine African American students.
  • Halted the integration of schools in the local area, showed that racist influence was still present despite federal intervention.
  • Was the first time since the civil war that  state forces actively stood against the federal forces
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