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Civil Rights Study Guide

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13th Admendmentabolished slavery
14th Admendmentall citizens should have equal rights and privileges
15th AdmendmentAll men have the right to vote, regardless of race
Civil Rightsliberties and freedoms all citizens of the US share
Some southern cities made black peopletake a literacy test, pay a poll tax, and threatened them with violence when they wanted to register to vote
WEB Duboishelped found the NAACP
NAACPNational Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Purpose of NAACPto win civil rights for black people, especially the right to vote
boycottto stop using/buying something to make a point
seregationkeeping white people and black people apart
Jim Crow Lawslaw that kept black and white people seperate
Separate but Equalseparate but equal facilities, bathrooms, schools, railroad cars...for blacks and whites
Ku Klux Klanterrorist organization dedicated to violence against black people
Brown vs. the Board of Educationlawsuit that ended segregation in schools in 1954
Rosa Parkswould not give up her seat on a bus, sparked the Montgomery bus boycott
Montgomery Bus Boycottcaused the Sepreme Court to make bus segreation illegal in 1956
Ruby Bridges1960 - one of the first black students to go to an all white school after schools became disegrated
Martin Luther King Jrworked for racial equality, believed in peaceful demonstrations, assassinated in 1968
Civil Rights Act of 1964signed by President Lyndon Johnson segregation in all public places was officially illegal
Voting Rights Act: 1965made poll taxes and literacy tests illegal


Robinson Intermediate
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