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The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd

The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd. A history timeline HP English 10 Johnson & Skinner. September 1963. September 15-KKK bombed the 16 th Street Baptist church killing 4 girls. November 1963. November 22-President Kennedy assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald.

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The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd

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  1. The Secret Life of Beesby Sue Monk Kidd A history timeline HP English 10 Johnson & Skinner

  2. September 1963 • September 15-KKK bombed the 16th Street Baptist church killing 4 girls

  3. November 1963 • November 22-President Kennedy assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald. • Lyndon B. Johnson becomes president.

  4. February 1964 • February 9—The Beatles appear on the Ed Sullivan Show

  5. March 1964 • March 8—Malcolm X separates himself from the Nation of Islam

  6. June 1964 • June 21—three civil rights workers are murdered in Mississippi by segregationist law enforcement officials (bodies are not found until August)

  7. July 1964 • July 2—Civil Rights Act bans discrimination based on color, race, nationality, religion, or sex.

  8. July 1964 • July 31—Ranger 7 sends back the first close-up pictures of the moon

  9. August 1964 • August 5—Gulf of Tonkin incident leads to the use of US ground troops in Vietnam in 1965.

  10. August 1964 • August 24-27—Democratic National Convention nominates LBJ as its presidential candidate and Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota as his vice-presidential running mate.

  11. August 1964 • August 28-30—Philadelphia race riots were one of many race riots that year Photo shows Harlem riot in 1964

  12. October 1964 • October 14—MLK, Jr. receives Nobel Peace Prize for his non-violent support of equal rights. • He accepts the award in Oslo, Norway that December.

  13. February 1965 • February 21—Malcolm X is assassinated

  14. Summer 1965 • Voting Rights Act passes • No more “tests” are required to vote Newly registered voter in Selma, Alabama, in August 1965.

  15. April 1968 • April 4, 1968—MLK, Jr. is assassinated Bobby Kennedy’s reaction http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_E3-_z5YP0M

  16. Photo sources • Slide #2 archives.lib.cua.edu • Slide #3 sciencenotes.files.wordpress.com • Slide #4 curtsheller.com/ • Slide #5 anthonyflood.com/ • Slide #6 ovimagazine.com/images/kkk/ • Slide #7 sdgln.com/files/ • Slide #8 jpl.nana.gov • Slide #9 history.navy.mil/ • Slide #10 nixonfoundation.org/ • Slide #11 glogstar.com/; nycbw.com • Slide #12 blog.syracuse.com • Slide #13 hotlaborlibrary.org/; media.photobucket.com • Slide #14 spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USAvoting65.jpg; photos.state.gov/libraries/amgov/ • Slide #15 3rdeyedrops.files.wordpress.com/; thestartingfive.net • Slide #16 xenohistorian.faithweb.com/

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