The document summarizes key events and figures of the American Civil Rights movement. It discusses the background of continued inequality and segregation after the Civil War. It then focuses on the Montgomery Bus Boycott starting in 1955, where Rosa Parks' refusal to give up her seat to a white passenger sparked a boycott. The boycott was led by Martin Luther King Jr., who advocated for nonviolent protest and gave influential speeches promoting racial equality and human rights.

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Background
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Segregation
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The Montgomery Bus Boycott
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Martin Luther King

2. Background
➲ After the civil war
➲ Slavery was abolished (abgeschafft)
➲ Wish for equality
➲ Still supressed (unterdrückt)
➲ Reconstruction
➲ Poltical representation blocks

3. Segregation
➲Separated but equal
➲"Better times will come"
➲Inequality (Ungleichheit) was proven

4. The Montgom bus boy
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➲ The real beginnings of
the Civil Rights
movement in 1955/56
➲ Bus segregation
➲ Rosa Parks as idol
➲ The boycott

5. Martin Luther King
➲ Non-violence (gewaltlos)
against segregation
➲ His speeches fascinated
➲ John F. Kennedy
➲ "I have a dream"
➲ "Bloody Sunday"
➲ Human rights

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