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Page 1: NAACP: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

CHAPTER 29

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NAACP:NationalAssociation for theAdvancement ofColored People

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Plessy v. Ferguson

Separate but equal1896

Thurgood Marshall:Chief lawyer for the NAACP

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Brown v. Board of Education

Began integration in the schools

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Little Rock, Arkansas…1957The Little Rock Nine

Little Rock governor Orval Faubus opposed integration

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When did Rosa Park refuse to give up her seat on the bus?

December 1, 1955(lasted 1 year)Boycott: A refusal to use-the city’s buses75% of riders were AfricanAmerican

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He followed tactics of:A. Phillip Randolph

and Gandhi

Who assassinated him?James Earl Ray in Memphis

Famous speech: I have a dream…Retracing_Dr__King_s_Steps_in_Memphis.asf ***He became the leader of the civil rights movement.

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S C L CSouthern Christian Leadership Conference

started by King and 60 ministers – non violent protest

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35th president

U.S. Navy –WW II

U.S. Senator 1946/Mass.

Wrote Profiles in Courage (about difficult decisions)

New Frontier

Assassinated byLee Harvey Oswald while in Dallas, TX

First Catholic President of the U.S.

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The Assassination…

November 22, 1963Dallas, TexasLee Harvey OswaldOswald killed by Jack Ruby

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Kennedy’s Vice President:Lyndon Johnson

“Great Society”

W AR

ON

POVERTY

22 years in Congress

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Head Start

Upward Bound -

Job Corps

VISTA - Volunteers in Service to America

Preschool education

Helped poor kids attend college

Training to young people who want work

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HUD

Department of Housing and Urban Development

Helped fund public housing projects

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Civil Rights Act of 1964Prohibited discrimination against African Americans in employment, voting, and public accommodations.

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Medicare: helped pay for medial care for senior citizens

Medicaid: helped poor people pay hospital bills.

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Section 3

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SNCC

tudent

onviolentoordination

ommittee

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FREEDOM

Riders

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Sit ins

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Who wrote Profiles in Courage?

Kennedy

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The lawyer for the NAACP that challenged the idea of “separate but equal”

Thurgood Marshall

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1st African American to enroll at the University of Mississippi?

James Meredith

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Gov. George Wallace at the University of Alabama