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U.S civil right by Mind Map: U.S civil right

1. it ended that segregation in the city of buses was unconstitutional

2. brown v board of education

2.1. unconstitutional separate school for blacks and white

2.2. "separate but equal'

2.3. victory occurred in 1954

2.4. brown decision was one of the most important in the 20th century

3. A black power

3.1. a movement emerged

3.2. many forms

3.3. 1960 SNCC and CORE adopted "black power"

4. the civil rights act of 1964

4.1. movement deeply affected American society

4.2. ensured constitutional rights for African American

5. Lyndon johnson

5.1. voting rights acts 1965

5.2. signs the historic Act of 1964

5.3. major civil rights bill

5.4. he became president following the assassination of John F. Kennedy

6. Plessy v Ferguson 1896 case

6.1. Homer Plessy was jailed for sitting in the white car of the east Louisiana Railroad

6.2. violated the thirteenth and Fourteenth Amendments constitutions

6.3. Ferguson was a lawyer of Massachusetts who separate car act unconstitutional

6.4. Plessy was guilty for refusing to leave the white car

6.5. Homer Plessy was a African American

7. the red scare

7.1. economic depression

7.2. 1919 linked anti-immigrant with anti-working class sentiment

8. the GI Bill of Right

8.1. the most massive affirmative action program in American history

8.2. educational benefits transformed American higher education for generations

8.3. it was a programs for white males only

8.4. benefits those in middle class

9. FHA was a new deal program

9.1. industry by insuring private loans to buy or build houses

9.2. representatives of the real estate and banking industries

9.3. believe in racial segregation

10. joseph Pulitzer VS William Randolph Hearth's

10.1. the first newspaper to introduce colored comics

10.2. the yellow kid

10.3. Yellow journalism

11. census of 1850

11.1. the first to include a class called mulattoes

12. smoked Irish

12.1. Irish were referred as niggers turned to negroes

13. anti-Semitism

13.1. Jews were members of inferior race

13.2. disappeared after World War II

14. Reconstruction Amendment

14.1. the equal protection of the law to U.S citizens

14.2. the Reconstruction ended in 1877

15. Bus Boycott

15.1. the first major protests began in 1955 in Montgomery Alabama

15.2. Rosa Park was a black woman refuse to give her bus seat

15.3. she was a member of the NAACP she was a civil rights activist

15.4. the bus boycott lasted 382 days

16. dewey

16.1. conqueror of the Philippines

16.2. became a instant national hero

17. Maine Incident

17.1. The U.S.S.S Maine enters Havana Harbor

17.2. blow up

18. Hiram Rhodes Revels

18.1. First Africa American to serve in the U.S House Representative

18.2. Also Senate

19. the freedom Ride

19.1. it the most dangerous and dramatic civil rights movement

19.2. organized in 1961 by congress of Racial Equality

20. Martin Luther King

20.1. "I have a dream" speech

20.2. civil rights movement for the first time

20.3. organize a march from Selma to Montgomery

20.4. 1968 the assassination of Martin Luther King

21. Thurgood Marshall

21.1. sucesussfully fought during 1940 and 1950

21.2. 1592 present the landmark case of Brown V. Board

22. Anticommunism and Anti-immigration sentiment

22.1. deportation of immigrants working class activists

23. by the 1920

23.1. the real American were white and that real whites came form northwest European

24. Jews

24.1. Euro-immigrant where that first who had higher educations

25. Suburbanization

25.1. all suburban housing in the 1950 and 1960 was financed by FHA/VA loans

25.2. redlining made sure they could not buy or repair their homes in the neighborhoods in which they were allowed to live

26. Philadelphia 's walnut street jail

26.1. the board proposed dividing prisoner into four classes

27. Jim Crow

27.1. impose racial segrations

27.2. rationalization white were superior to blacks in all important ways

27.3. legitimization of anti black racism

27.4. violence were lynchings

27.5. 1935,Oklahoma prohibit boating together

27.6. establish different rules for black and white people

27.7. 1905 Georgia establish separate black parks and for white and white

28. emancipation proclamation

28.1. the Thirteenth Amendmetnt emancipated all U.S slaves whever they were

28.2. the reconstruction implemented lasted form 1866 to 1877

29. They were three amendments

29.1. 13th amendment abolished slavery

29.2. 14th amendment granted citizenship to everyone born in the United States

29.3. 15th amendment prohibited racial discrimination in voting