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Civil Rights Movement Timeline
Stacie Milburn
Created on January 26, 2023
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1950s - 1960s
Civil Rights Movement
Blacks were expected to give up their seats for white patrons.
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Buses could no longer segregate riders.
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March on washington for jobs & Freedom
Aug. 1963
Bombing of birmingham church
Sept. 1963
MLK Jr. justified the use of non-violence to resist oprression from jail.
Letter from birmingham jail
Spring 1963
Refusal to give up seat
Dec. 1955
At this march, MLK Jr. gave his famous speech, "I Had a Dream."
Supreme Court ruling bus segregation unconstitutional
June 1956
Four little girls were killed in the bombing of the church.
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1950s - 1960s
Civil Rights Movement
JFK was shot in Dallas, TX.
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Prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin.
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Affirmative action passed
Sept. 1965
MLK Jr. assassinated
April 1968
Banned literacy tests for minorities to vote.
Civil Rights act passed
1964
JFK Assassination
Nov. 1963
Increased minority representation in colleges, professions, and many businesses.
Voting rights act passed
1965
MLK was shot in Memphis, TN.
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