What role have wars typically played in race relations? What conditions did African Americans face when they moved to the North to escape persecution?

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What role have wars typically played in race relations? What conditions did African Americans face when they moved to the North to escape persecution?

1. New jobs opened up for blacks since white workers were fighting overseas. 2. Blacks fighting in the war looked for more rights from the country they defended. 3. Roosevelt prohibited war companies from discriminating against African Americans.

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Thurgood Marshall- lawyer that would become a great Supreme Court justice Won 29 out of 32 Supreme Court cases

Unanimously struck down segregation in American education.

Brown II called for “deliberate speed” Little Rock Nine Eisenhower sent in the National Guard High school shut down at the end of the school year

Is it ok to have segregated seating on interstate buses?

Ina short constructed response, explain why Brown v. The Board is considered one of the most important Supreme Court decisions in American history?