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Mississippi: Is This America?

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The Civil Rights Movement

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Unit 6: Mississippi 1945-present

Unit 6: Mississippi 1945-present. Chapter 9: Mississippi in the Postwar Period. The Dixiecrat Revolt. Theodore Bilbo was denied Senate seat for inciting violence by persuading blacks not to vote During the investigation he died of cancer, and John Stennis replaced Bilbo

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Goals

Goals. Explain to a friend whether or not he thinks a course on ethics is important to him, and why. Understand the difference between objective and subjective Explain the difference between ethics and morality Explain the meaning of Christian ethics

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The Civil Rights Movement 1954 to 1963

The Civil Rights Movement 1954 to 1963. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. - Washington D.C. 1963. 1954: Brown v. Board of Education. The U.S. Supreme Court rules that separate but equal schools are unconstitutional. Many School Boards ignore the decision.

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The Civil Rights Movement

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Civil Rights Movement

Civil Rights Movement. Chapter 23 Notes. Section 1- Early Demands for Equality. 1) What is the difference between de jure segregation and de facto segregation? (pp. 784-785) De jure segregation ? segregation by law (such as through the Jim Crow laws)

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Beginning Activities

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Notes 3.2B: Early Civil Rights Actions

Notes 3.2B: Early Civil Rights Actions. I. Timeline. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) NAACP starts (1909) CORE begins (1942) Brown v. Board of Education (1954) Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955) SCLC Created (1957) Little Rock Crisis (1957) Civil Rights Act of 1957 First Sit-in at Woolworths (1959)

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Bellwork April 28, 2014

Bellwork April 28, 2014. Make a list of everything that you know about MLK and Birmingham I know that you have talked about this in other classes. Growth. New wave of activity began to sweep across the nation on the 1960s Segregation was in both the North and the South

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Civil Rights Movement

May 6, 2014 Aim: How did the Civil Rights movement gain social and political momentum from 1948-1968 ? Do Now: Brainstorm a list of things you already know about the Civil Rights movement. Civil Rights Movement. Riots. The Civil Rights Movement. 2 Phases to the Civil Rights Movement:

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APUSH Review: Civil Rights in the 1960s

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The Fight for Equality

The Fight for Equality. CORE sets up bus trips through South to test Jim Crow Laws Known as the Freedom Riders Met with resistance all the way, Alabama buses are burned JFK sends federal M arshalls to protect them. School Integration. Fighting school segregation becomes a focus

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MS in the Postwar Period

MS in the Postwar Period. *Civil Rights are the basic rights of citizens, such as free speech and the right to vote, privacy, and property ownership. Separate-but-equal concept.

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The Civil Rights Movement Challenges Segregation

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Challenging Segregation

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Civil Rights Timeline: Put the following items in chronological order.

Civil Rights Timeline: Put the following items in chronological order. Medgar Evers is assassinated in Jackson, MS. The 24 th Amendment abolishes the poll tax as a requirement to vote. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 is passed by Congress.

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