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Expansion of Civil Rights
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I. Civil Rights Movement 1.1961-”Freedom Summer” 2.Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) 3.Desegregation!!! 4.Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy 5.Fed. troops
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Civil Rights Movement (cont’d) 6.1962-JFK protects James Meredith 7.MLK Birmingham, AL arrest 8.“Letter from Birmingham Jail”
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Civil Rights Movement (cont’d) 9.Gov. George Wallace 1.Pro-segregation 10. 1963—University of Alabama 11.August 28, 1963: most successful march in U.S. history 12.“I Have a Dream” speech
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II. Legislation 1.Aside from Vietnam: LBJ at home 2.24 th Amendment: Ends poll tax 3.Civil Rights Act of 1964 1.EEOC 2.Race, religion, ethnic origin, or gender 4.End Segregation Everywhere!!!! 5.Voting???
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Legislation (cont’d) 6.Voting Rights Act of 1965 1.Literacy tests illegal 2.National voter reg. system
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Malcolm X Stokely Carmichael
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III. Malcolm X and the Black Panthers 1.Malcolm X 2.Critical of MLK 3.“Uncle Toms” 4.Violence may be necessary for protection
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Malcolm X and the Black Panthers (cont’d) 5. Stokely Carmichael 6.Black Panthers 7.Kerner Commission 1.Poverty 2.No opportunity 8. “Long Hot Summers” 1.Race Riots 9.April 4, 1968—King assasinated
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IV. Great Society: LBJ’s Legacy 1.Office of Equal Opportunity 2.Head Start 3.Medicare/Medicaid 4.Dept. of HUD 5.Immigration Act 1.Repeals quotas
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Great Society: LBJ’s Legacy (cont’d) 6. Nat. Endowment for the Humanities 1. Arts/Culture 7. Dept. of Trans. 8. ↑ funding for univ. and colleges 9. ↑ role of the gov.
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