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Passed by congress which ended slavery and made it a crime
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Stated that people who were born in America are legally rightful citizens.
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The right of every citizens ability to vote cannot be denied by any state due to race.
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Currently, it is a private campus that has so history underneath its roots.
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Made a doctrine called "Separate But Equal" which resulted in equal segregation across the nation.
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Stands for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, which helped support certain races.
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Deny's the right for states to prohibit the ability to vote on the basis of sex.
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Abolished discrimination against race, sex, and religion.
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A social and political protest against racial discrimination.
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A group of nine African American students who enrolled in a segregated school.
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Civil Rights protest involving young African Americans refusing to leave after being denied food.
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Restated the fact that Mexican Americans should have equal rights.
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Civil rights activists who rode the interstate buses down into the southern part of the United States.
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Was an American civil rights activist who was a labor leader and community organizer.
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Denied Congress and the states the ability to issue poll taxes on citizens
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Three marches that were almost 54 miles long and they had to fight to carry out their protest.
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Was a revolutionary political organization that protected African Americans from self-defense.
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He was an American Christian minister who became the most visible spokesperson and leader in the Civil Rights Movement.
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Originally formed to address the systematic problems with police brutality of Native Americans.
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Designed to guarantee equal legal rights for all citizens regardless of sex.
