Martin Luther King Jr.
Born January 15th 1929 died April 4th 1968. Was an African American Civil Rights leader. Known well for his "I have a dream speech"
Malcolm X
Malcolm X or Malcom Little was born May 19th 1925. Like Martin Luther King he was an Afr
Civil Rights for African-Americans, Women(Ch. 23.2) and Latin-Americans/Native Americans(Ch. 23.1)
NAACP- National Association for Advancement of Colored People
Martin Luther King Jr.- Born January 15, 1929
(MLK)
Malcolm X-African-American Muslim minist
Civil Rights for :
African-Americans
The fight for civil rights for African Americans consisted of many protests, marches, and riots. With Malcom X and Martin Luther King Jr. as leaders, not to mention many others, the civil rights movement was b
Ronald Reagan started off as an actor, believe it or not. He then moved from that to being governor of California, which seems to be a pretty popular way to go for actors. Before he was president of our country, he was president of the Screen Actor
1945 - After World War II, Japanese doesn't control Korea anymore. Soviet troops are in the north, and US troops are in the south.
1946 - North Korea's Korean Workers' Party started to control the country. Soviet had Kim Il-sung become president.
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Civil Rights terms and what they are
NAACP-African AMerican rights organazation made in 1901 to help get equal right for them.
Martin Luther King Jr.-African American rights speaker very influential did a lot of things to better them, was assassinated.
http://afe.easia.columbia.edu/webcourse/key_points/kp_14.htm http://www.foxnews.com/world/2011/02/26/north-korea-threatens-south-korea/
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North and South Kor
Key Terms
Civil Rights for African-Americans – African American wanted to end desegregation, which involved receiving the same rights as whites. Many things they couldn’t do, like vote or even attend the same schools as whites. Most of the activity to
James Earl Carter, Jr. was born and raised in Plains Georgia by his father, James Senior and his mother, Bessie. James Senior was a farmer/public official and Bessie was a peace corps volunteer. He finished high school and then went on to Georgia I
NAACP-National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
they fought for the rights of colored people
Martin Luther King Jr.-civil rights activist/member of NAACP. He was from Atlanta Georgia. assassinated April 4, 1968 in Memphis, TN. He was t
Civil Rights Terms
NAACP-In 1901, an African-American civil rights organization was made to help all people to have political, educational, social, and economic equality of rights.
Martin Luther King Jr.-A nonviolent leader in the African-American ci
Korea 1945- Present.
The Splitting.
In 1945 WW2 ended with the Japanese surrendering. Then in 1948 two separate governments were established in Korea when the Soviets and the Americans couldn't agree on one. They all said "they" were the legitimate gov
NAACP- the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People- a civil rights organization for colored people and other minorities.
Martin Luther King Jr.- African-American civil rights activist- received the Nobel Peace Prize- assassinated i
NAACP
The NAACP was founded on February 12, 1909 by a group composed of W.E.B. Du Bois, Ida B. Wells, Archibald Grimké, Henry Moscowitz, Mary White Ovington, Oswald Garrison Villard, William English Walling and Florence Kelley. THe mission of the NAA
In this blog we were assigned to define these key terms below:
NAACP:
This stands for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Its a civil rights organization. Members, fight for social justice of all Americans.
Martin Luther Ki
Darfur has been having quite a ride in past years. Open warfare broke out in early 2003 when allied rebel groups attacked military installations. Apparently, the rebels didn't do it for nothing either. Some local militias attacked some communities in
the surrender of Japan in 1945 was the cause of the division of North and South Korea. another main problem was that North Korea developed a communistic government and South Korea created a Democracy. Their differences in governing split them apart.
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Today, we talked about presidents. It is also my birthday. I got to skip band this morning to go get my license. yippee. We discussed Nixon, who I did my blog over, as did Nick and David. Nixon was Eisenhower's vice president, and he ran against
Civil Rights for African Americans: began with civil rights movements led by malcom x and martin luther king. eventually desgregated schools and such and gave African Americans the right to vote.
Civil Rights for Women: The National Organization for
NAACP- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People- civil rights organization focused on achieving equal rights for everyone
Martin Luther King Jr- African American civil rights activist best know for his inviolent methods and "I Have a
