76
The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

  • Upload
    kyne

  • View
    38

  • Download
    0

Embed Size (px)

DESCRIPTION

The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975). De Jure Segregation. Separation of races imposed by law Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) “Separate but equal” (never the case). 1947-Jackie Robinson Integrates Major League Baseball. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Citation preview

Page 1: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Page 2: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 3: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 4: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 5: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 6: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 7: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 8: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 9: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 10: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 11: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

De Jure Segregation• Separation of races imposed by law

• Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)– “Separate but equal” (never the case)

Page 12: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 13: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

1947-Jackie Robinson Integrates Major League Baseball

Page 14: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Bobby Doerr, Joe Cronin, Johnny Pesky, Carl Yastrzemski, Ted Williams, Carlton Fisk, Jackie Robinson

Page 15: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

1948-Desegregation of Military

Page 16: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Roy Wilkins, Walter White & Thurgood Marshall

Page 17: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Brown v. Board of Education (1954)• Supreme Court overturns Plessy v. Ferguson

and states that “separate but equal” is unconstitutional

Page 18: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Thurmond Marshall-1st Black Supreme Court Justice (1967-1991)

Page 19: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

White Citizens Councils

Page 20: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 21: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Emmett Till Murder (Aug. 28, 1955)

Page 22: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 23: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Rosa Parks

Page 24: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Montgomery Bus Boycott (1955-1956)• 1 yr. boycott of buses (carpooled, walked,

biked)

• Supreme Court rules segregated buses illegal

Page 25: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.• Leader of Mont. Boycott (Head of MIA)

• Urged Civil Disobedience & Nonviolent protest

Page 26: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

MLK In Montgomery

Page 27: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 28: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Conflict in Little Rock, AR (1957)• Central High

– Integrate Schools; 9 black teenagers volunteer

Page 29: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

“Little Rock Nine”

Page 30: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 31: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Conflict in Little Rock, AR (1957)• Central High

– Integrate Schools; 9 black teenagers volunteer– Ark. Gov. refuses & sends in Nat’l Guard

Page 32: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 33: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Conflict in Little Rock, AR (1957)• Central High

– Integrate Schools; 9 black teenagers volunteer– Ark. Gov. refuses & sends in Nat’l Guard– Ike sends in Fed. Troops to integrate school

Page 34: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 35: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Sit-Ins (1960)

Page 36: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 37: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Freedom Riders (1961)

Page 38: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Anniston, AL

Page 39: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Birmingham, AL

Page 40: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 41: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Integration of “Ole Miss” (1962)James

Meredith

Page 42: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 43: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 44: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 45: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Medgar Evers (1925-1963)

Page 46: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Violence In Birmingham, AL (1963)

Page 47: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

MLK Arrested

Page 48: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

“Letter from a Birmingham Jail”

Page 49: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Letter from a Birmingham Jail• How long have blacks been waiting

for their rights? (1 line)• What horrible things have blacks

had to endure in that time? (3 lines)• Read the last paragraph, what is

the difference between a just law and an unjust law? (3 lines)

• What does King say about segregation? (3 lines)

Page 50: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Eugene “Bull” Connor

Page 51: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Police Dogs

Page 52: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Fire Hoses

Page 53: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 54: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

June 11, 1963

Page 55: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

March on

Washington (Aug. 28, 1963)

Page 56: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

“I have a dream”

Page 57: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Civil Rights Act of 1964

Page 58: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

MLK 1964 Nobel

Peace Prize

Winner

Page 59: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Freedom Summer

(1964)

Page 60: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 61: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Selma March (1965)

Page 62: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 63: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Voting Rights Act (1965)

*Literacy tests & poll taxes illegal*Fed. Gov’t has power to oversee voter registration & elections in Southern states

Page 64: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Malcolm X & the

Nation of Islam

Page 65: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 66: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Muhammad Ali

“I am the greatest”

Page 67: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Stokely Carmichael & “Black Power”

“Black”

“African-American”

Black is Beautiful!

Page 68: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Tommie Smith & John Carlos at the 1968 Summer Olympics

Page 69: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

“The Afro”

Page 70: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Black Panthers

Huey NewtonBobby Seale

Page 71: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 72: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

Mid-60s Riots

Page 73: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

April 4, 1968-Memphis, TN-MLK Assassinated

Page 74: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

MLK RFK

Page 75: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)
Page 76: The Civil Rights Movement (1955-1975)

MLK National Historic Site-Atlanta, GA