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HIS 1312 American Civilization II

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HIS 1312 American Civilization II

by Teresa Brubaker
1 New York City, New York -- NAACP founded 1909 2 Corpus Christi, LoULAC est, 1920 3 Topeka KS, Brown v Board of Edu. decision, 1954 4 Montgomery AL - Rosa Parks + bus boycott, 1955 5 Little Rock - Fed troops desegregate h.school 1957 6 Atlanta - SCLC founded w MLK Jr. as president 1957 7 Greensboro NC - Black teens + SNVCC, 1960 8 Gallup, NM - National Indian Youth Council, 1961 9 Birmingham - campaign MLK arrest+ church bomb 1963 10 DC - March for Jobs + Freedom, Dream speech, 1963 11 Detroit - Malcolm X "Ballot/Bullet" speech 2, 1964 12 Selma - March for vote right, "Bloody Sunday" 1965 13 Delano - Mex-Am, Fil. farm strike + UFW, 1965-67 14 Chicago - campaign against house segregation, 1966 15 Memphis - MLK Jr. Assassinated, 1968

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League of United Latin American Citizens established

Oliver Brown sued Board of Education, leading to Brown vs. Board of Education decision in 1954

Rosa Parks arrested, leading to year-long bus boycott and desegregation of public buses, 1955

Little Rock, Arkansas - Federal troops enforced desegregation of high school 1957

SCLC = Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Greensboro NC - Black teens began lunch counter sit-ins, leading to the creation of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, 1960

Birmingham AL - Site of significant Civil Rights campaign that led to Martin Luther King's arrest; also site of bombing of church that killed four girls, 1963

Washington DC - March for Jobs + Freedom, including King's "I have a Dream" speech, 1963

Detroit MI - Malcolm X gave second version of his "Ballot or the Bullet" speech, 1964

Selma, AL - March for voting rights led to violent response known as "Bloody Sunday," 1965

Delano, CA - Mexican-American and Filipino farm workers' strike and the formation of the United Farm Workers (UFW), 1965-67

Chicago, Illinois - campaign against house segregation led to violent reaction, 1966

 
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