civil rights movement

By: Logan and Charles!

5 essential questions

Geography Maps

Brief Talk Of Civil War

Timeline

Civil War vs. Civil Rights Movement

16th street Baptist church

Important People

Marches

MusicImportant

groups

Propaganda

Visuals

Video Relevance

Science Behind

5 Essential Answers

Bibliography

Concept Map

How, when, and why did slavery start in

America?

What was the Difference in the

Civil Rights Movement and the

Civil War?

How did Martin Luther King Jr.

make such a change?

What was behind the prejudice behind the white people and the

black people?

Why was Emmett Till’s death so

important for the Civil Rights Movement?

Geography Map

April 12 – The American Civil War begins.

1861

January 1 – The Emancipation

Proclamation goes into effect1863

November 19-Lincoln gives “Gettysburg Address”

1863

April 9- General Lee surrenders at Appomattox

Courthouse.1865

Brief Overview of Civil War

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1941• January 15

• 10,000 African-Americans to march on Washington, D.C.

• June 25• Roosevelt issues Executive Order 8802

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1944• November 7

• Franklin Roosevelt is reelected

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1945• April 12

• Roosevelt dies on April 12 and Vice-President Harry S. Truman becomes president.

Franklin Roosevelt

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1953

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1955• May 31

• Supreme Court rules 9-0 that schools desegregate

• August 28• Emmett Till is beaten and

shot to death• December 1

• The Montgomery Bus Boycott begins

• June 8• Supreme Court orders

reargument in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT,

1947• April 12

• Jackie Robinson becomes first professional colored baseball player


• December 9-11• Arguments on case Brown v.

Board of Education


1956• December 20

• Montgomery Boycott ends (Big Win!!)


• February 1• Several sit-ins occur in America

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, 1957• April 14

• Malcolm X , leads demonstration outside a police station in Harlem


1961• May 14

• Freedom Riders" desegregation of bus stations are beaten by mobs in Birmingham


• April 12• Martin Luther King Jr.

is arrested• May 2-7

• Children’s March occurs

• June 11• President Kennedy

gives televised address

• August 28• More than 200,000

people attend March for Jobs and Freedom in Washington

• September 15• Klansmen bomb

church in Birmingham, killing four girls


1963

• April 14• President Johnson

signs the Civil Rights Act of 1964

• October 14• King receives the

Nobel Peace Prize

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1966• November 8

• Edward Brooke becomes the first black senator since 1881


1968

• June 13• Thurgood Marshall

becomes first African-American justice on the Supreme Court.


1967

• April 4• King is assassinated in

Memphis

CIVIL WAR VS. CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

CIVIL WAR

Fought for freedom Fought between the

Union and the Confederacy

Main leader; Abraham Lincoln

Underground railroad was formed

Fought for equality Fought between the

Whites and the Blacks Main Leader; Martin

Luther King Jr. Groups such as

N.A.A.C.P was formed

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

16th Street Baptist Church

•Large African American Church

•Site of Bombing

•Headquarters during Civil rights Movement

Martin Luther king Jr.

•Front bus seat•Arresting •U.S. supreme court bus segregation.

Rosa Parks

•Nobel Peace Prize•I have a dream speech •Gandhi

“By the time I was six, I was old enough to realize that we were not actually free….I had a very strong sense of what was fair.”

“I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at a table of brotherhood.”

Geography Map

Mar ian Wr ight Ede lman

•Bar Examination•Institute •Expectance

“The message of my racially segregated childhood was clear: let no man or women look down on you, and look down on no man or women.“

“The future belongs to those who prepare for it today.”

Malcolm X•Islam•Speech•Assassination

March 1

The Selma to Montgomery Marches

Selma to Montgomery marches

The Children's Crusade

MARCH 2Children’s marches

Music

BluesBorn during the Civil War Music StructureInfluenced creation of Jazz, Country, and Rock and RollLyrics telling a bad time

JazzMeans “Lover of the ladies”Structure similar to BluesMore upbeat than BluesLyrics

“The origins of blues is not unlike the origins of life”

Important groups

Black Panther party N.A.A.C.P. (National

Association For the Advancement of Colored People)

KKK (Ku Klux Klan)Good groups Bad groups

Propaganda-The Birth of A Nation • “Half child, half animal”

• Portray the KKK as heroes

• Lynching

Other Videohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=Dm3zk0-YUxE&feature=related

Pictures

Relevant Still feel effects What we learned Still happening?

13th Amendment Civil Rights Act of

1866 14th Amendment 19th Amendment Civil Rights Act of

1964

Laws for civil rightsToday

People Obama (president)

Science Behind

Why people went with the Civil Rights movement

Sociology

5 Essential Answers #1How, when, why did slavery start in America?

How: It came over with the British colonies When: British North America around 1619Why: Because the slave owners wanted to find cheap labor

5 Essential Answers #2What was the Difference in the Civil Rights Movement and the Civil War?

The difference was that the Civil War was fought to end slavery, Civil Rights Movement was fought and won to stop discrimination between white people and black people.

5 Essential Answers #3

How did Martin Luther King Jr. make such a change?

He made a big change with his “I have a dream” speech and he was also involved in several groups and riots for change,

5 ESSENTIAL ANSWERS #4

What was behind the prejudice behind the white people and the black people?

The prejudice of the whites and blacks are similar to the prejudice of Germans and Jews. The whites are trying to stay the perfect race when suddenly all these colored people come to America. Whites try to solve that by making the colored slaves, but that only lead to the Civil War.

After the whites and blacks became “equal” whites are still mad.

Why was Emmett till’s death so important to the Civil Rights Movement?

5 ESSENTIAL ANSWERS #5 When Emmett Till was murdered,

the trial for the murderers was unfair because the jury was all

white. The death of a child is more shocking than the death of an adult, and many people were mad seeing the killers walk on by after they just

killed a boy.

BibliographyWebsites Books http://www.infoplease.com/spot/c

ivilrightstimeline1.html

http://www.withylaw.com/history.htm

http://reportingcivilrights.loa.org/timeline/year.jsp?year=1941


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dm3zk0-YUxE

http://history-of-rock.com/blues.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timelin

e_of_the_African-American_Civil_Rights_Movement

Women leaders During Civil Rights movement

Leaders of the Civil Rights movement

We Shall Overcome- By: Reggie Finlayson

Civil Rights- By: David Seidman The Civil Rights Movement- By:

Heather Adamson

Other• Music Class

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http://history-of-rock.com/blues.htm


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_African-American_Civil_Rights_Movement




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