Movement of the People

Movement of the people

Room 01

Cristobal's cover

Brown vs. Board of Education

Room 03

Rosa Parks and the Montgomery Bus Boycott

Black Power Movement and Malcolm X

Shunki's Cover

Room 02

Movement of the people

I Have A Dream Speech

Shunki's Cover

Room 04

Bloody Sunday

Room 05

Freedom Riders

Room 06

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Room 01

Brown vrs board of eduacation

Segregation in schools was ending but wasn't ending quick enough, which the case lasted through 1952-54 taking place in the Supreme court. A fight for right and wrong between whether the color of your childs skin meant they would get good eduaction or not. which wouldnt actualy take action till nearly 10 years later

African american People protesting

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Malcolm X and Black Power Movement

Malcolm X gave blacks motivation to be proud and stand up for themselves in their times of need and A motivational leader. Taking place in green wood missisipi, A inspirational black leader stepped and gave people the mindset to secure their freedom. With the help of a revolutionary black army, it gave Showing of racial pride, economic empowerment and A resilient future in african-american history.

Black Power Supporters

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Rosa Parks n Montgomery Bus Boycott

A black woman didn't want to give up her seat, leading to her arrest and the protesting of manys like her. Taking place in Montgomery Alabama, 1955-56.A truly foundational event that helped shaped the future of americans. When african americans stopped riding the bus, the companies would realize that they would lose out on tons of money by telling people where to sit. Leading to the supreme court ending bus segregation in december, 1956.

people walking to work during the bus boycott.

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I Have A Dream

Martin Luther King Jr (MLK) was a black man who wanted to end segregation. In August 28, 1963, he made a speech at the Lincoln Memorial to millions which effected bilions.

1. The Crowd

The amount of people that came to watch the speech.

3. Lincoln Memorial

The place Lincoln made the speech

2. The Script

What MLK said in the speech.

Bloody Sunday was a deadly massacre that occured on January 30, 1972 at Londonderry, Northern Ireland. It happened when civil rights activists protested which made the British soldiers shoot the protestors. It killed 13 and injured 14.

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Room 05

Bloody Sunday

3. Monument

The statue of Bloody Sunday and the names of all of those who died.

1. Tear Gas

2. Firearm/Weapon

The substance the soldiers used to blind the protestors.

The weapon that was used during Bloody Sunday.

On May 4, 1961, blacks and whites rode an interstate bus together with the plan of banning segregation on interstate travel which took place from Washington D.C. and ended in New Orleans. But the interstate bus crashed on May 14, 1961 at Anniston Alabama.

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Freedom Riders

1. The Bus

The vehicle that the freedom riders were in and the vehicle that crashed.

3. The Museum

An honorary building just for the freedom riders.

2. The Monument

The occurence place.