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1. Federal Versus State/Local Gov
   ... Mobs of people attacked the Freedom Riders meanwhile the local government did nothing to protect the riders. They actually encouraged ...
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2. Civil Rights of the 1960s
   ... The CORE leaders planned to send Freedom Riders on bus trips through the South. ... When the Freedom riders entered the South violence erupted in Alabama. ...
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3. SEGREGATION
   ... Ferguson gave the south the power to deny rights solely based on color.5 The arrest of the Freedom riders and the students in Albany was also a very big issue. ...
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4. civil rights movewent
   ... After the sitins, some of the SNCC members participated in the 1961 Freedom Rides. The Freedom Riders consisted both black and white people. ...
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5. civil disobedience
   ... For example, the Freedom Riders, and more specifically John Lewis. In the article about the book A Hero of Our Time, John Lewis ...
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6. Civil rights movement in america
   ... From our own knowledge we know that white supremicists civilians and legal systemery physically and verbally abused the ampquotFreedom Ridersampquot. ...
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7. Civil Rights
   ... throughout the South. They were deemed ampquotfreedom ridersampquot as their travels resulted in much public opposition. The riders were often ...
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8. Martin Luther king 2
   ... Summer, Selma Campaign, Student sitins and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee SNCC to the March on Washington and the Freedom Riders, he showed ...
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9. 1960s
   ... Freedom Riders After the sitins, some SNCC members participated in the 1961 Freedom Rides organized by CORE. The Freedom Riders ...
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10. Political and social effects that shaped the 60s generation
    ... The demonstrators continued despite this when black Freedom Riders, calling for civil rights for blacks, marched through Alabama and Mississippi to New Orleans ...
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11. Civil Rights
    ... 1961... ampquotFreedom Ridersampquot organize and drive to Southern states to test segregation in bus terminals. 600 federal marshals are deployed to protect them. 1962... ...
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12. Civil Rights Movement
    ... After the ampquotsitinsampquot many of the SNCC members began to participate in freedom rides that started in the summer of 1961, these ampquotFreedom Riders,ampquot both black and ...
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13. Martin Luther King Jr
    ... The year 1961 also saw intensified passive resistance by Dr. King and his followers. In May 1961, the ampquotFreedom Ridersampquot left Washington, DC, by Greyhound bus. ...
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14. Strugle for Black Equality
    ... In May 1961 CORE sent ampquotFreedom Ridersampquot of both races through the South and elsewhere to test and break down segregated accommodations in interstate ...
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15. Martin Luther King Jr.
    ... working. These civil rights activists were called Freedom Riders. But, white activists beat them and burnt the buses they were on. ...
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16. Why Iamp39d Rather Ride
    ... most cars in their tracks. Riders enjoy the freedom and ability to pull onto a dirt path and see where it ends. It is easy to see ...
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17. social class and dirty dancing
    ... 1963, John F Kennedy was still president and the Vietnam War was not considered a threat, the Beatles had yet not reached America and the Freedom riders were on ...
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18. drity dancing and social class
    ... 1963, John F Kennedy was still president and the Vietnam War was not considered a threat, the Beatles had yet not reached America and the Freedom riders were on ...
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19. dirty dancing and social class
    ... 1963, John F Kennedy was still president and the Vietnam War was not considered a threat, the Beatles had yet not reached America and the Freedom riders were on ...
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20. The Civil Rights Movement
    ... protestors. The CORE is for the Congress of Racial Equality and started the first series of Freedom Riders in May of 1961. They ...
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21. The Civil Rights Movement
    ... protestors. The CORE is for the Congress of Racial Equality and started the first series of Freedom Riders in May of 1961. They ...
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22. Civil Rights Movement
    ... no room left. A group called the Freedom Riders exposed injustice by confronting or breaking unfair laws. According to King, it ...
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23. The Sixties
    ... In 1961, a group called to Freedom Riders fought for desegregation. The boarded buses and challenged every form of segregation. ...
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24. Martin Luther King in the 20th century
    ... him from demonstrating or fighting, and terrible violence such as that of dogs and firehoses being trained on marchers and his Freedom Riders being brutally ...
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25. PreAp US American History Paper Revisionism
    ... Unfortunately race was a bigger issue. People like Martin Luther King jr. and Malcolm X. and the freedom riders got more publicity. ...
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26. The Life of John F Kennedy
    ... In several cities, crowds of angry white people beat these ampquotfreedom ridersampquot and burned their buses. Attorney General Robert Kennedy ...
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27. Civil Rights in America
    ... peaceful protests. In 1961 Freedom Riders went into the Deep South to test transportation discrimination Civil 833. Bus loads ...
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28. Martin Luther King Jr.
    ... beaten up. King also started the Freedom Rides. Both ... segregation laws. On one of the trips buses were bombed and the riders badly beaten. After ...
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29. Diving into the Wreck
    ... freedom which liberates them from responsibilities and matters of importance other than where the next trip is coming from, or, how to buy more gas. The riders ...
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30. Rosa and Malcolm:Changing History, Changing Lives
    ... AfricanAmerican riders were also expected to surrender their seat to a white bus rider ... to move to the rear, she reflected on the songs of freedom her mother ...
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