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Flussdiagramm

Week 13 Assignment 2

Janie Bush Englisch

Flowchart of civil rights era events timeline: Double V Campaign, Freedom Rides and Cuban Missile Crisis

Flowchart: civil rights era events timeline

Inhalt des Flussdiagramms

  1. Double V Campaign- 1942- campaigned full citizen rights for African Americans fighting for the United States.

  2. National Congress of American Indians- 1944- represented tribes resistiung the governments trys to terminate theur rights.

  3. Brown v. Board of Education -1954- Supreme Court case declaring segregation laws unconstitutional.

  4. Desegregation of Central High School - 1957- first school were school desegregation happened

  5. Greensboro Sit-in - 1960- series of nonviolent protests in Greensboro, North Carolina

  6. Bay of Pigs Invasion - 1961- invasion of Cuba by anti-Castro forces wanting to overthrow Castro

  7. Freedom Rides - 1961- civil rights activists who rode interstate buses into the segregated southern United States

  8. USSR tests hydrogen bomb - 1961- the Soviet Union exploded its first true hydrogen bombs at the Semipalatinsk test site

  9. Cuban Missile Crisis -1962 - A US and Soviet Union confrontation dealing with nuclear weapons

  10. March on Washington - 1963- march for civil and economical rights of African Americans

  11. JFK Assassination - 1963- Marine Lee Harvey Oswald killed the USs 35th president

  12. Watts Riot - 1965- Fight due to African-American motorist was arrested for suspicious drunk driving in a Watts a neighborhood in Los Angeles

  13. Voting Rights Act - 1965- federal legislation which prohibited racial discrimination in voting

  14. Delano to Sacramento March - 1966- march seeking labor rights for farmworkers

  15. Black Panther Party established - 1966- meant to try and provide protection against police brutality in African-American neighborhoods

  16. National Organization for Women - 1966- challenged sex discrimination in American society protested for equal rights for women

  17. Edward Brook - 1966- American Republican politician the first African American popularly elected to the United States Senate

  18. Mexican American Youth Organization - 1967- civil rights organization

  19. Occupation of Alcatraz - 1969- occupation of the island Alcatraz for nineteen months

  20. Women’s Strike for Equality - 1970- focused on equal opportunity in the workplace over 20,000 women gathered

  21. Trail of Broken Treaties - 1972- cross-country protest by American Indians wanted attention on the American Indian's issues

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