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1. Segeration
   ... On December 1st, 1955, Rosa Parks, a civil rights activist was sitting on a city bus in Montgomery, Alabama. Blacks were required to give their seat up to a ...
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2. Alabama 1956
   ... On February 21, 89 blacks were indicted under an old law prohibiting boycotts. ... On November 13, 1956 the Court declared that Alabamaamp39s state and local laws ...
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3. blacks in baseball
   ... The hotels that Robinson went to with the team would not serve him because blacks were not allowed ... and went to Birmingham, Alabama to speak out against racism. ...
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4. Civil Rights Movement
   ... under the previous yearamp39s civil rights law, to political rights, mainly Southern blacksamp39 rights to register and vote. King picked a tough Alabama town to tackle ...
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5. Civil Rights
   ... 1967... More than onehalf of all eligible blacks are registered to vote in Alabama and other Southern states. Apr. 4, 1968... Martin Luther King, Jr. ...
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6. Rosa Parks and the Montgomery
   ... Some blacks were beaten up. ... On November 13, 1956, the Court declared that Alabamaamp39s state and local laws requiring segregation on buses were illegal. ...
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7. Civil Rights
   ... Washington. He worked his way through school and in 1881 founded Tuskegee Institute in Alabama, a vocational school for blacks. It ...
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8. Rosa Parks
   ... American community immediately agreed to boycott the bus system, and three days later the boycott, which changed the way blacks were treated in Alabama, began. ...
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9. African Americans
   ... Her choice sparked the African American movement during the sixties, igniting others into the bus boycott in Selma Alabama. Today, blacks can now seat wherever ...
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10. African American History
    ... Her choice sparked the African American movement during the sixties, igniting others into the bus boycott in Selma Alabama. Today, blacks can now seat wherever ...
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11. rOSA pARKS
    ... mother, and her brother moved to her grandparents farm in Nearby Pine Level, Alabama. ... During the first half of this century for all blacks living in America ...
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12. The Civil Rights Movement
    ... under the previous yearamp39s civil rights law, to political rights, mainly southern blacksamp39 rights to register and vote. king picked a tough alabama town to tackle ...
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13. Slavery and Freedom
    ... black codes were instituted to ensure that the dream of freedom was washed away for blacks. The absence of these rights were apparent in the Alabama code of ...
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14. African Americans
    ... In March of 1965, Martin Luther King helped organize a demonstration in Selma, Alabama to demand the right of blacks to register to vote. ...
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15. Booker T. Washington
    ... When he arrived in June of 1881, he brought ideas with him, from Hampton, that the whites and blacks of Macon, Alabama were very foreign to. ...
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16. kkk
    ... These men kept blacks from the election polls and protested black universities. In 1915, William J. Simmons, a Alabama native, was a minister of the Methodist ...
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17. The Reconstruction and Blacks
    ... laws created to take civil rights away from Blacks. As a result, these Jim Crow laws were established in Southern states including Alabama, North Carolina ...
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18. Political and social effects that shaped the 60s generation
    ... In September, 1964, a black man was shot dead in Alabama, four blacks were killed when a church in Birmingham, Alabama, was bombed, Medger Evers of the ...
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19. Civil Rights Movement
    ... C. Wallace of Alabama prevented two blacks from enrolling at the University of Alabama, Kennedy federalized the Alabama National Guard to enforce the law. ...
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20. Martin Luther King, Jr.
    ... In 1955 Rosa Parks was arrested for disobeying the Montgomery, Alabama law that required ... For 382 days following her trial, blacks refused to use the cityamp39s bus ...
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21. Civil Rights 2
    ... When she said yes, King organized a boycott on public buses in Montgomery, Alabama. As a result, the bus company agreed to allow blacks to sit wherever they ...
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22. Post Civil War for Blacks
    ... sometimes took on a brutality that equaled anything in Alabama or Tennessee ... Despite the many laws and racist attitudes depriving blacks from education, and job ...
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23. elite african americans
    ... He as the founder and president of the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama. Once established, he urged other blacks to follow the same road to selfimprovement. ...
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24. Civil Rights
    ... under the previous yearamp39s civil rights law, to political rights, mainly southern blacksamp39 rights to register and vote. King picked a tough alabama town to tackle ...
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25. JFK
    ... C. Wallace of Alabama prevented two blacks from enrolling at the University of Alabama, Kennedy federalized the Alabama National Guard to enforce the law. ...
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26. Martin Luther King Jr
    ... He called for legislation supporting equal rights for blacks.ampquot4 Federal marshals and ... into the University of Mississippi and two into the University of Alabama. ...
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27. Civil Rights
    ... After her arrest a flyer was sent out to all of the blacks who lived in Montgomery, Alabama stating that on December 5,1955 there will be a bus boycott. ...
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28. Civil rights
    ... After her arrest a flyer was sent out to all of the blacks who lived in Montgomery, Alabama stating that on December 5,1955 there will be a bus boycott. ...
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29. John Fitzgerald Kennedy
    ... C. Wallace of Alabama prevented two blacks from enrolling at the University of Alabama, Kennedy federalized the Alabama National Guard to enforce the law. ...
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30. Blakc like me
    ... After spending three weeks as a ampquotblack manampquot he left New Orleans to go to Montgomery, Alabama where the Blacks felt no hope of equal life. ...
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