The document summarizes major events and developments of the American civil rights movement from the 1950s-1960s, including key court cases, leaders, organizations, and tactics. It discusses the origins of segregation in Plessy v. Ferguson and the significance of Brown v. Board of Education overturning it. It outlines the rise of civil rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and groups that advocated for nonviolent protest as well as more militant organizations. It also briefly mentions expanding rights movements for other groups during this time period.

2. Changes in goals and tactics

4. and consequences of the

5. civil rights movement

6. Brown vs. Board of Education

7. Changes in goals and tactics of leaders

8. Movements to gain justice

12. Blacks were significantly poorer and uneducated than whites

13. Blacks in the South were kept from voting, despite the 15 th amendment.

15. 14 th Amendment

20. KKK revival and white anger

21. Little Rock Nine

23. Montgomery Bus Boycott

24. Martin Luther King Jr.-rising as a leader

26. What other “leaders” have used this method?

30. Led to passage of CRA of 1964

32. White northerners

33. Focus on Mississippi

34. Protesters faced violence

36. Turned into a protest when voters were beaten

37. “Bloody Sunday”

40. Black separatism

43. American Indian Movement

44. National Organization for Women

47. How will it affect Americans?

48. Why do you believe we need this amendment?

49. What will be the long-terms effects?