supreme court cases what case made segregation legal? – ___________________ what case made...
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Supreme Court Cases
• What case made segregation legal?– ___________________
• What case made segregation illegal?– ___________________________
Integrating Universities
• 1962 – James Meredith – 1st to enroll University of _________________– Governor kept him from registering, but Pres. Kennedy
sent federal marshals.– Riots erupted and 2 were killed
• 1963 – Governor Wallace vowed to “stand in the schoolhouse door” at Univ. of _______________– Kennedy sent in National Guard & Wallace backed down
__________ – Greensboro Four
Voting Rights - Freedom ________
Right to Vote
• Freedom Summer – (________) Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee – organized demonstrations in Selma, AL
• Police attacked and beat many protesters• Pres. Johnson signs ____________Act of 1965– Gives federal gov. power to force local officials to
allow African Americans to register to vote
Freedom RidersMay 4, 1961
Congress of Racial Equality (_________) – organized bus trip to Washington, D.C. to see if desegregation law was being enforced on buses.
__________________________began Dec. 1955
Response to Freedom Riders
• Throughout Alabama citizens stoned and beat riders
• Robert Kennedy asked riders to “__________”• James Farmer said NO• Jackson, Mississippi – police & state troopers
arrested riders• ___________________________finally
enforced court ruling on interstate buses
Freedom ________
“I Have a Dream…” __________________________1963
_________________Summer 1965
Los Angeles – Watts Section
Summers of 65, 66, & 67
Protests, looting, & burning
Newark, New Jersey, Detroit…
26 people dead
$10 million in damages
___________________of 1964
• Passed after Kennedy’s assassination• Outlawed discrimination in hiring & ended
segregation in stores, restaurants, theaters, and hotels
• BUT – still discriminatory laws & poll taxes when it came to voting
Assassinations
• Martin Luther King Jr.– __________, 1968– _____________on balcony of motel– By James Earl Ray
• Malcolm X– February 21, ________– New York speaking engagement– By three men from ____________________