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TIMELINE SLAVERY TO CIVIL RIGHTS IN US

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1 TIMELINE SLAVERY TO CIVIL RIGHTS IN US
MATCHING THE DATES WITH EVENTS: ___ A. CIVIL WAR ___ B. PILGRIMS ___ C. Int’l Slave Trade Outlawed ___ D. Emancipation Proclamation ___ E. 13th Amendment ___ F. US Constitution ___ G. Slave & Fee States ___ H. 1st Anti-Slavery Laws ___ I. Dred Scott

2 TIMELINE…Con’t. MATCHING, Con’t. ___1866 J. EEOC
___1954 K. Desegregation & voters rights ___1957 L. Citizenship…no vote ___1964 M. Separate but Equal ___1972 N. Brown v. Brd of Education, Topeka

3 RESISTANCE Plessy v. Ferguson 1896 KKK 1866 JIM CROW 1890
WHITE HOSTILITY

4 2015… WHAT HAS CHANGED? WHAT HAS STAYED THE SAME? ASSIMILATION?
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION?

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