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Abolished Slavery and involuntary servitude
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Rights of citizenship, due process of law, and equal protection of the law. The 14th amendment has become one of the most used amendments in court to date regarding the equal protection clause. -
The 15th Amendment gave African Americans the right to vote. -
An all black school in the town of Tuskegee -
This case started the whole separate but equal clause. -
This was an association for the advancement of colored people that was set on getting justice. -
Gave everyone the right to vote no matter what gender you were. -
Gave everyone the same rights under the law no matter of what sex you were. -
abolished discrimination based on race so you can no longer decline someone access because of there race. -
established race segregation in schools and made it not allowed to decline entry to a school because of race. -
was a civil rights protest where African Americans did not ride any buses in order to protest the segregated seating. -
The SCLC is a african american civil rights orgication and was founded by Martin Luther King Jr. -
9 african american students arrived at Central High School while being harassed by a crowd and having to get a military escort. -
Civil rights activists who rode buses into the southern (racist) side of the United States. -
Prohibits both congress and the united states from limiting ones right to vote. -
Was a letter written while by Martin Luther King Jr, while he had been imprisoned for fighting for equality. -
Prohibits the discriminations in its entirety including race, color, religion, or sex.
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3 protests marches in Alabama, a still racist state. They marched 54 miles from Selma to Montgomery. -
Outlawed discriminatory voting acts in all southern states after the civil war. -
Was a african american party originally made for self defense but it was made to violently protest african american rights.