A civil rights organization formed to stop the violent act being committed against African Americans.

This was a spiritual ritual performed by Native Americans in hopes of ending Westward Expansion. The Native Americans loved their home and had a right to it.

Governor La Follette hired experts working with the progressive era to improve his legislation.

Drafted by Alice Paul, stating "men and women shall have equal rights throughout the United States". This was a really big stepping stone for the women's civil rights movement.

This was a campaign used by the government during WWII to get women into male dominated factory jobs. This was a big turning point for women because they had never really got to work especially in factories.

The Fair Employment Practice in Defense Industries Act. Establishing no racial and religious discrimination in defense industries.

This meant schools were no longer separated. This resulted in a lot of resistance by the Souther states but was a huge milestone for the African Americans.

This Supreme Court case resulted in 60 years of legal segregation being overturned. Finally African Americans were seeing a light at the end of the tunnel.

This Act was what finally forced the South to change their ways. Most southern states had ignored the overturning of all the desegregation laws.

A movement that challenged the status quo among marginalized groups and opposed the Vietnam War.