MLK and Peaceful Protest 1955-68

1. Early Southern Campaigns 1955-62
1. Montgomery Bus Boycott, 1955-56
2. Little Rock, 1957
3. Greensboro Sit-Ins 1960
4. Freedom Rides, 1961
5. Albany Movement, 1961-62
6. James Meredith and The University of Mississippi, 1962
2. Later Southern Campaigns 1963-65
1. Birmingham Campaign, 1963
2. March on Washington, 1963
3. Mississippi Freedom Summer, 1964
4. Selma Campaign, 1965
3. MLKs Last Campaigns
1. Moynihan Report, 1965
2. Chicago Freedom Movement, 1966
3. Poor People's Campaign, 1968
4. Memphis Sanitation Worker's Strike, 1968
4. The Role of The Federal Government
1. Presidents
  1. Eisenhower
  2. Kennedy
  3. Johnson
2. Supreme Court
3. Congress
5. Opposition to Change 1955-68
1. Federal Opposition
  1. Presidential Opposition
  2. Congress
  3. The FBI
2. State and local Gov
  1. Local Politicians
  2. Local Police
  3. Public Opinion
6. Achievements of Peaceful Protest
1. Education
2. Transport
3. Public Places
4. Voting Rights
7. Reasons for Change?
1. The Presidents
2. MLK
3. Peaceful Protest and Mass Activism

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