Civil Rights Event Guide
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Created on October 14, 2024
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MLK ¨I Have A Dream"
Assination Of MLK
Rosa Parks
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Rosa Parks
The Woman Who Stood Up While SItting Down
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On December 1, 1955, a woman in Montgomery was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white person on a bus. She was charged with disorderly conduct. This incident sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which lasted 381 days and ultimately led to the end of segregation on public buses. Rosa Parks was able to ignite a major shift in the Civil Rights movement by taking a stand in that moment.
The Bus That Rosa Parks Got Arrested On.
This very same bus helped in a giant step towards better economy. This bus that Rosa Parks was sitting on and helped so many people and was also ultimately lead to the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
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This image played a crucial role in the formation of a new country by sparking the Montgomery Bus Boycott. The Boycott contributed to reducing segregation in the nation. Additionally, the image represents strength, as it depicts an individual who stood up for herself despite knowing she might be arrested.
Rosa Parks Mugshot
It’s astonishing to think how much this very seat ignited a significant change in the country. This seat was the one that broke barriers for all public buses. Rosa Parks transformed countless lives by being courageous and choosing to stay in this seat and not being told what to do.
The Seat On The Bus That Rosa Got Kicked Out Of
MLK assanation
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On Aril fourth 1968, tragedy struck. The civil rights activist was sadly assassinated. Martin Luthe King jr. was at a hotel in Lorraine Motel in Menphis Tennessee. Martin Luther King jr was only 39 when he died. He was on his balcony at his motel in room 306. Every civil rights activist was shocked. Martin Luther King jr. was a major role in the civil rights movement. He was great at using his words and not violence. He achived many milstones for the African american people. His death will be greatly remeberd.
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Tragedy
Martin Luther King jrs hotel he was staying at
This room is Martin Luther King's hotel room at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. Nothing was touched, and everything was kept the same. Just outside his room on the balcony, he was sadly shot.
This is the balcony that MLK got shot at
This is the place where tragedy struck. Here on April 4 1968, Martin Luther King jr was sadly shot and killed by James Earl Ray. The whole world was shocked wich is why this is now a museum. At this museum nothing was touched except food and other thing that could go bad.
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Who killed MLK
MLK's killer was James Earl Ray. He shot and killed MLK on April 4th 1968 at a motel in Memphis Tennessee. James Earl Ray was later caught in Heathrow airport in London England
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On August 28, 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered one of the most powerful and influential speeches in history. In his address, he highlighted the urgent need for various societal changes, including the end of segregation. He also emphasized the importance of voting rights and economic equality. This topic is particularly significant, as it took a considerable amount of time for the United States to achieve equality for all races and genders. This speech helped so many families and people across the US and sparked a huge changed in the country.
MLK, ¨I Have A Dream¨
Dreams Of Equality
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The place where the I Have Dream speech happend
Martin Luther Kings most famous speech was the I have a Dream speech held in Washington D.C. near the Lincoln Memorial. 250,000 people attended this speech.
The amount of people
250,000 people attended the "I Have a Dream" speech, which was massive at the time and one of the most important speeches in America. The speech happened on Augest 28, 1963.
The Script
Most people think that the "I Have a Dream" speech was scripted, but the second half was mostly improvised. The speech was 1,667 words. The speech lasted 17 minutes.
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