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Civil Rights Movement

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT

BY ZACK STROZIER

JIM CROW LAWS

  • A segregation between blacks and whites.
  • Blacks were limited to the things that white could do.
  • Blacks were not allowed in most places as where white people were.
  • Discrimination put each race in a different location anywhere.
  • Blacks normally did things with their race but were limited to the bone.

STORM THURMOND

  • Governor of SC 1947-1951.
  • He brought industry to SC.
  • Extended the school year to nine months and added grade 12.
  • Help Create technical colleges.
  • Storm Thurmond also supported segregation.

BROWN VS. BOARD OF EDUCATION

  • Brown was a black family with a daughter who had to travel miles just to go to school.
  • Her parents soon became very angry with system because the Browns passes so many whtie schools.
  • The Browns soon filed a court case to allow their daughter to go to school with white kids.
  • After a long trial they soon declared segregation in schools unconstitutional.

THE ORANGEBURG MASSACRE

  • The Orangeburg Massacre was a an incident dealing with Jim Crow Laws.
  • TIt all started when some black teenagers wanted to bowl at a white bowling alley.
  • The owner of the bowling alley had them leave and called the police.
  • The black teenagers were all gathered at a school campus and started a riot.
  • Somebody lit fireworks and the police fired back at the teenagers with guns and killed three people

M.L.K. JR.

  • Martin Luther King Jr. Played a big role in the Civil Rights Movement.
  • M.L.K Jr. Made peace with other blacks and told them not to fight with violence but words.
  • The blacks agreed and followed M.L.K. Jr. and it paid off greatly
  • M.L.K. Jr. gave his I dream speech in Washington D.C. at the state capital.
  • There it was when all the segregation stopped and let blacks and whites in everywhere.