Civil Rights Movement - significance by 1968
This shows the progress and lack of progress from the Civil Rights Movement to 1968, which the organisations resposinble for the change. It is colour coded - I'll let you work out which colour is positive and which is negative by looking at the facts - accompanied by statistics to back up the argument.
- Created by: eddso
- Created on: 19-12-14 17:39
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- Civil Rights Movement - Significance
- Economic
- Housing
- Civil Rights Act banned 80% housing trade markets using racial discrimination
- Maximum fine $1000
- 1960 cencus
- 46% 'unsound' black conditions
- 73% Urban old housing
- 25% ghetto
- Civil Rights Act banned 80% housing trade markets using racial discrimination
- Employment
- 22/31 states have FAIR EMPLOYMENT PRACTICE LAWS
- 1968 - income 53% national average
- 1968 Black unemployment = 7%, White unemployment = 5%
- Housing
- Social
- Transport
- Montgomery Bus Boycott
- KING
- Transport
- Montgomery Bus Boycott
- KING
- Browder v Gayle
- SUPREME COURT
- Little Rock (1957)
- Civil Rights Act (1964)
- NAACP
- Brown vs. Board of Education (1954)
- Little Rock (1957)
- Civil Rights Act (1964)
- NAACP
- Brown vs. Board of Education (1954)
- Education
- 1957 - 750/3600 school districts desegregated
- 1957 - 97% African American children in desegregated schools
- 1968 - 58% African Americans in desegregated schools
- Education
- 1957 - 750/3600 school districts desegregated
- 1957 - 97% African American children in desegregated schools
- 1968 - 58% African Americans in desegregated schools
- 1968 - 58% African Americans in desegregated schools
- 1957 - 97% African American children in desegregated schools
- 1957 - 750/3600 school districts desegregated
- Education
- 1968 - 58% African Americans in desegregated schools
- 1957 - 97% African American children in desegregated schools
- 1957 - 750/3600 school districts desegregated
- Brown vs. Board of Education (1954)
- Little Rock (1957)
- Brown vs. Board of Education (1954)
- Little Rock (1957)
- SUPREME COURT
- KING
- Freedom Rides (1961)
- C.O.R.E
- S.N.C.C
- C.O.R.E
- Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Transport
- Browder v Gayle
- SUPREME COURT
- SUPREME COURT
- KING
- Freedom Rides (1961)
- C.O.R.E
- S.N.C.C
- C.O.R.E
- Montgomery Bus Boycott
- Public Places
- Civil Rights Act (1964)
- 53 states to desegregated
- 214 in total
- FEDERAL
- Public Places
- Civil Rights Act (1964)
- 53 states to desegregated
- 214 in total
- FEDERAL
- 53 states to desegregated
- Civil Rights Act (1964)
- Public Places
- 53 states to desegregated
- Civil Rights Act (1964)
- Transport
- Political
- Votiing Rights Act (1965)
- 230,000 African Americans registered 1966/67
- 1960 - 4 million 1965 - 6 million
- FEDERAL
- Political
- Votiing Rights Act (1965)
- 230,000 African Americans registered 1966/67
- 1960 - 4 million 1965 - 6 million
- FEDERAL
- Selma
- Robert . C. Henry - Mayor of Springfield (1967)
- Votiing Rights Act (1965)
- Political
- Selma
- Robert . C. Henry - Mayor of Springfield (1967)
- Votiing Rights Act (1965)
- Public support
- 1954 - 55% in favour of education equality
- 1964 - 80% in favour of education equality
- 1954 - 55% in favour of education equality
- Economic
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