unit 9 history Flashcards

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Thurgood Marshall

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1st African American supreme court justice; played a vital role in ending legal segregation

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Bull Conner

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Eugene “Bull” Conner was the Birmingham, Alabama public safety commissioner; opposed the civil rights movement; had protesters jailed and besieged by water hoses and attack dogs

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Storm Thurmond

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US senator in South Carolina known for pro-segregation policies; but had a biracial daughter; helped push against the supreme court’s decision to end segregation in public schools

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Orval Faubus

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governor of Arkansas, called the national guard to keep a group of African American students from entering a high school

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Montgomery Bus Boycott

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rallies to boycott buses’ this hurt the bus companies, this ended when the supreme court ruled that segregating buses was unconstitutional

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Clinton High School

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African American parents in Clinton, TN sued the school board for their children’s rights to attend the school

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Clinton 12

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broke the color barrier in k-12 education in the south

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Freedom Riders

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white and African American civil rights activists who would protest segregated bus terminals, restrooms, lunch counters, and bus stations in Alabama, South Carolina, etc.

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the right to vote

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African Americans fought for the right to vote as a by-product of there being a lack of black jurors for the trial of a black man being tried for the murder of a white man

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Original Fayette County Civic and Welfare League & Haywood County Civic and Welfare League

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used to combat whites attempt to use disenfranchisement methods, started voter registration drives, whites used their privilege to make African Americans lose their jobs, credit, get evicted, etc.

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Sit-ins

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non-violent protests technique to desegregate lunch counters and businesses

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marches

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like the March on Washington; large groups of people protest

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Boycotts

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withdraw from commercial or social relations with a country, organization, or person as a protest

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1964

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outlaws segregation in public areas

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1965

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prohibited the use of literacy tests

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1968

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got rid of discrimination in housing

17
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24th Amendment

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prohibited states from using poll taxes

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Chicano Movement

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civil rights movement for Mexican Americans

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goals of Chicano movement

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  1. restoration of land
  2. rights for farmers
  3. education reforms
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American Indian Movement

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Native American civil movement

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American Indian Movement goals

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  1. economic independence
  2. revitalization of traditional culture
  3. legal rights
  4. autonomy over tribal land
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Feminist Movement

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protesting led to the gov passing a law that prohibited discrimination of gender