CIVIL RIGHTS: GUIDED NOTES: U.S HISTORY

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It ruled that separate but equal is constitutional

Plessy vs Ferguson

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Another name for "segregation by law"

De Jure Segregation

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Legalized Segregation in the South; segregation by law

Jim Crow Laws

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"segregation by choice"

De Facto Segregation

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What changes did the military make during Civil Rights?

Military integrated

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Who ordered Desegregated the military?

President Truman

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What was the first example of integrated, Armed forces

Korean War

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Court case that overturned Plessy vs Ferguson within education.

Brown v Board of Education

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Where did the Movement start? (event & place)

MONTGOMERY AL, MONTGOMERY BUS BOYCOTTS

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_____________________ - led to the Supreme Court segregation on city buses

Montgomery Bus Boycotts

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Who was famous for starting the Montgomery Bus Boycotts?

Rosa Parks

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1st African American appointed to Supreme Court

Thurgood Marshall

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Group that advocated non-violent protests / the teachings of Gandhi

Southern Christian Leadership Conference

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Describe the Little Rock Nine

Integration of the public was spread to Little Rock, Arkansas,
Arkansas Governer rejected them from going to school,
National guard was sent.

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Who sent the National Guard to protect 9 students

President Eisenhower

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What was Eisenhower's reasoning for sending the National Guard

"we cannot have the states resisting the will of the federal courts"

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Organized non-violent protests/methods in Chicago, Denver and Detroit

CORE

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Why was CORE able to assemble in the North

(why were they there in the first place?)

The Great Migration, pulled a large group of African Americans to work factory jobs back in the Great Depression

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What did SNCC stand for?

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

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Where did Sit Ins happen? Who did they include?

Greensboro, NC & Nashville TN- Students protested at lunch counters