The Civil Rights Movement 1955 1975 De Jure
- Slides: 76
The Civil Rights Movement (1955 -1975)
De Jure Segregation • Separation of races imposed by law • Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) – “Separate but equal” (never the case)
1947 -Jackie Robinson Integrates Major League Baseball
Bobby Doerr, Joe Cronin, Johnny Pesky, Carl Yastrzemski, Ted Williams, Carlton Fisk, Jackie Robinson
1948 -Desegregation of Military
Roy Wilkins, Walter White & Thurgood Marshall
Brown v. Board of Education (1954) • Supreme Court overturns Plessy v. Ferguson and states that “separate but equal” is unconstitutional
Thurmond Marshall-1 st Black Supreme Court Justice (1967 -1991)
White Citizens Councils
Emmett Till Murder (Aug. 28, 1955)
Rosa Parks
Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955 -1956) • 1 yr. boycott of buses (carpooled, walked, biked) • Supreme Court rules segregated buses illegal
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. • Leader of Mont. Boycott (Head of MIA) • Urged Civil Disobedience & Nonviolent protest
MLK In Montgomery
Conflict in Little Rock, AR (1957) • Central High – Integrate Schools; 9 black teenagers volunteer
“Little Rock Nine”
Conflict in Little Rock, AR (1957) • Central High – Integrate Schools; 9 black teenagers volunteer – Ark. Gov. refuses & sends in Nat’l Guard
Conflict in Little Rock, AR (1957) • Central High – Integrate Schools; 9 black teenagers volunteer – Ark. Gov. refuses & sends in Nat’l Guard – Ike sends in Fed. Troops to integrate school
Sit-Ins (1960)
Freedom Riders (1961)
Anniston, AL
Birmingham, AL
Integration of “Ole Miss” (1962) James Meredith
Medgar Evers (1925 -1963)
Violence In Birmingham, AL (1963)
MLK Arrested
“Letter from a Birmingham Jail”
• • Letter from a Birmingham Jail How long have blacks been waiting for their rights? (1 line) What horrible things have blacks had to endure in that time? (3 lines) Read the last paragraph, what is the difference between a just law and an unjust law? (3 lines) What does King say about segregation? (3 lines)
Eugene “Bull” Connor
Police Dogs
Fire Hoses
June 11, 1963
March on Washington (Aug. 28, 1963)
“I have a dream”
Civil Rights Act of 1964
MLK 1964 Nobel Peace Prize Winner
Freedom Summer (1964)
Selma March (1965)
Voting Rights Act (1965) *Literacy tests & poll taxes illegal *Fed. Gov’t has power to oversee voter registration & elections in Southern states
Malcolm X & the Nation of Islam
“I am the greatest” Muhammad Ali
Stokely Carmichael & “Black Power” “Black” “African-American” Black is Beautiful!
Tommie Smith & John Carlos at the 1968 Summer Olympics
“The Afro”
Black Panthers Bobby Seale Huey Newton
Mid-60 s Riots
April 4, 1968 -Memphis, TN-MLK Assassinated
MLK RFK
MLK National Historic Site-Atlanta, GA
- Civil rights and civil liberties webquest
- The civil rights movement
- Goals of the civil rights movement
- Civil rights movement essential questions
- Civil rights movement vocabulary
- Rosa parks mother
- Civil rights movement webquest
- Civil rights movement jeopardy
- De jure vs de facto
- Jure hren
- Example of provision in law
- Estandares de iure
- Jure staničić
- Jureumi meaning
- Nvatlas
- Ivan fairy tail
- Jure kokalj
- Jure radišek
- De jure and de facto sovereignty
- Peta konsep lahirnya pancasila
- Jure petric
- Unruh civil rights act real estate
- Title vii of the civil rights act
- Truman supports civil rights
- Unit 7: modern ga and civil rights
- What did sncc accomplish and how
- Federally protected classes
- Civil rights graphic organizer
- Chapter 21 civil rights equal justice under law
- Civil rights sitins
- Civil rights movment
- Title vii of the civil rights act
- Characteristics of civil rights
- Usda civil rights training
- Chapter 20 civil liberties protecting individual rights
- Title vi of the civil rights act of 1964
- Chapter 20 civil liberties protecting individual rights
- Postwar prosperity and civil rights
- Cacfp civil rights
- Civil rights jeopardy
- Civil rights cloze notes 1
- Civil rights collage
- Civil rights training child nutrition programs
- Chapter 20 civil liberties protecting individual rights
- Civil rights in child nutrition programs
- Civil rights bell ringers
- Right to die
- Chapter 14 postwar prosperity and civil rights
- Civil rights cloze notes 1
- Civil rights in child nutrition programs
- Civil rights choice board
- Civil rights timeline of events
- What are negative rights
- Littoral vs riparian rights
- Negative rights vs positive rights
- Moral duties
- Positive vs negative rights
- Legal rights vs moral rights
- Positive rights and negative rights
- Positive vs negative rights
- Program of civil disobedience movement
- Civil right movement def
- Importance of dreaming for land rights movement
- Dreamtime net
- Women's rights movement
- Differentiate axial movements to locomotor movements
- Control tower light signals
- 1975-1958
- Andrea ghira
- Fishbein ajzen 1975
- Vietnam 1954
- Cometa west 1975
- Wood and middleton (1975)
- 1991-1975
- Minimal jumlah sampel penelitian
- Saigon 1975
- Modèle de shapero