Select an event from the Civil Rights Movement to research.
Locate required information about your selected historic change:
The research will culminate in a five to six paragraph paper that explores the historic choice.
1940’s
Jackie Robinson starts to play for the Brooklyn Dodgers
Korematsu vs United States- ending of Japanese Concentration camps
1950’s
Brown vs. Board of Education- separate is not equal
Rosa Parks is arrested for refusing to move from her seat on the bus
Montgomery Bus Boycott
Civil Rights Act of 1957- first civil rights legislation focused on voting rights
1960’s
Greensboro sit-ins
Civil Rights Act of 1960- established inspection of voting and penalties for infringing on voting.
United Farm Workers of America was established
Civil Rights Act of 1964- outlawed discrimination
Loving vs. Virginia- allowed interracial marriage
Civil Rights Act of 1968- outlawed discrimination in housing
Al though it is not included in the tutorials, you may need to enter a password. Please contact Ms. Ralph to get the passwords.
Copy the below citation and add this citation to Noodletools like you did for Britannica.
Then, change "Topic" to the name of the topic. Then change the date to the date that the teacher gave the information on.
Fant, Tyrie, Ed.D. "Topic." Benson High School, 2021, Omaha, NE. Lecture.
Garrett, Michael. "Title." Benson High School, 2021, Omaha, NE. Lecture.
Ronning, Ann. "Topic." Benson High School, 2021, Omaha, NE. Lecture.
Weidner, Matthew. "Topic." Benson High School, 2021, Omaha, NE. Lecture.
Noodletools provides a format for creating research papers. It provides an area for notetaking, citation creation, and paper formation.
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