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Civil Rights Of The Black People In The USA

Civil Rights Of The Black People In The USA. Civil Rights Of The Black People In The Past Living Conditions Of The Black People Today Rosa Parks ``Montgomery Bus Boycott´´ Martin Luther King. Civil Rights Of The Black People In The Past. Living Conditions Of The Black People Today.

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Civil Rights Of The Black People In The USA

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  1. Civil Rights Of The Black People In The USA Civil Rights Of The Black People In The Past Living Conditions Of The Black People Today Rosa Parks ``Montgomery Bus Boycott´´ Martin Luther King

  2. Civil Rights Of The Black People In The Past

  3. Living Conditions Of The Black People Today • small income1 • no health insurance2 • bad health support • shorter life expectancy • worse education • much more black people than white people are unemployed • some churches, neighbourhoods, organisations and facilities3 are still divided between blacks and whites • higher criminal rate 1 income – Einkommen, 2 health insurance – Krankenversicherung, 3 facilities – öffentliche Einrichtungen

  4. Rosa Parks • was born on 4th February 1913 in Taskegee/Alabama • worked for the ``National Association for the Advancement of Colored People´´ • 1. December 1955: She refused to leave her seat on the bus for a white person => she was sent to prison and had to pay a fine1 => ``Montgomery Bus Boycott´´ • she died on 24th October 2005 in Detroit • her open coffin² stood after aunanimously3 decision of the Senate in the US-Capitol => she was the first woman who got this special honour 1 fine – Geldbuße, 2 coffin – Sarg, 3 unanimously - einstimmig

  5. ``Montgomery Bus Boycott´´ • the black people refused to use buses => fare increase1 • the goals they were aiming at²: same rights for black and white people, respectful treatment, employment of black bus drivers • the protest lasted for 382 days • 21st December 1956: the Supreme Court3 declared that segregation4 on public buses is against the Constitution 1 fare increase – Fahrpreiserhöhung, 2 the goals they were aiming at – die Ziele die sie erreichen wollten, 3 Supreme Court – Oberster Gerichtshof, 4 sergregation - Rassentrennung

  6. Martin Luther King • he was born on 15th January 1929 • during his college education he learned a lot about Mahatma Gandhi‘s teachings • he was the leader of the ``Montgomery Bus Boycott´´ • 1964 he got the Nobel Peace Prize1 • 4th April 1968: he was shot by James Earl Ray • the third Monday in January is public holiday because of him (Martin – Luther – King – Day) 1 Nobel Peace Prize - Friedensnobelpreis

  7. Presented by: Ekaterina Feldmann Alexander Erlich Sascha Fuhrmann Daniel Braun

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