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Outcome of the Montgomery Bus Boycott
the SCOTUS ruled bus segregation unconstitutional
Outcome of Brown v. Board of Education
Plessy vs. Ferguson overruled (school segregation is unconstitutional) but many politicians in southern states refused to desegregate schools
Massive Resistance
state laws introduced by Senator Byrd of Virginia in response to Brown v. Board of Education to prevent public school desegregation
Little Rock Nine
9 African American students selected to integrate Central HS in Little Rock, AK
New Orleans School integration crisis
4 African American girls, including Ruby Bridges, integrated two elementary schools in NOLA
Lunch Counter Sit Ins
organized by young civil rights activists in Greensboro, NC and soon started to spread to other southern states. Activists sat and refused to leave in an effort to desegreate lunch counters
James Meredith
1st African American to attend all white University of Mississippi
Letter from a Birmingham Jail
letter wrotten by MLK after being arrested duting demonstarations in Birmingham Al which he described his philosphy of non-violence
March on Washington
Demonstration held in Washington D.C. that aimed to encourage congress to pass civil rights legislation (MLK gave famous speech)
Freedom summer
aimed to register AAs in teh south to vote
Selma Marches
demonstartions that aimed to bring attention to disenfranchisement in the south by marching from Selma to Montgomery AL
Malcolm X
spokesperson for the nation of Islam (black muslims) that supported armed self defense. His father followed Marcus Garvey (black nationalism activist)
Black Panthers
Organization founded by Huet Newton and Bobby Seal. They used armed self-defense against the police to defend themselves. They provided their community with free medical care, clothes, food, and aid to the poor
cause of race riots
police brutality (notably in Harlem and Watts)
what impacted the CRM (caused it to lose momentum)
race riots, division among activists (different approaches), violence used by activist decreased public support, Vietnam conflict, MLK assassination
cause of the Vietnam War
communist Vietnamese revolutionaries attcked Diem supporters in south vietnam because Diem refused to hold elections gaurenteed in the Geneva Accords (split vietnam at 17th parallel)
what caused the us to increase involvement in the Vietnam War
contain communism (prevent Domino Effect)
support south Vietnam self determination
Tinkin Gulf Incident
event in which the North Vietnamese fired on American ships in the Gulf Tonkin
Gulf Tonkin Resolution
legislation that allowed the president to take all necessary measures to protect US forces and allied in Vietnam
How did Johnson widen the credibility gap
he claimed to not send anymore troops to vietnam as it wan´t our war, but later did anyway when he was elected as president
TET offensive
suprise attacks carried out by communist forces during a cease fire (people lost faith as Johnson claimed the war was almsot over)
Students for a Democratic Society
college students who opposed U.S. involvement in the Vietnam conflict and wanted political, social, and economic change
counterculture
young people who challenged traditional values
Vietnamization
President Nixons plan to de escalate us involvement in vietnam by preparing south vietnamese to lead the conflict and to remove us troops gradually
My Lai Massacre
us forced killed south vietnamese civilians in the village of my lai..later revealed that they purposely murdered innocents
Invasion of cambodia
purpose was to stop the transportation of weapons and supplies from N vietnam to S vietnam via the Ho Chi Minh Trail..gov vlaimed that they were deescalating involvemtn in vietnam, but it was revealed that they were escalating it
Kent State University in Ohio and Jackson State Uni in MS protest cause and outcome
cause was the invasion of cambodia..outcome included police being sent to campuses to end the protest and students were killed and wounded
pentagon papers
top secret info on the vietnam conflict was given to the media and the government said that the Tonkin Gulf incident caused the US to pass the Tonkin Gulf Resolution, but the media revealed that the Resolution was prepared before the incident even occured
outcome of the vietnam conflict
the communists in the north and viet cong in the south and the non communist agreed to a cease fire. Vietnam remained divided at 17th parallel. conatinement was effective and inefective as communism didn´t spread to south vietnam at the time us forces left the country, but it later spread when north vietnamese forces invaded and defead south vietnam forces